Can smaller MMA fighters beat Bigger Boxers?

[SergioMartinez]

For example, could Conor Mcgregor Or Jose Aldo beat a big boxer like a Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury in a street fight or MMA fight?

Or Does MMA's advantages only account for Equal Size or Smaller Boxers? Basically does weight still play a factor?

[SouthPawHitman]

Yes easily. Boxers can't beat MMA fighters.

[aldo5408]

No absolutely not
They don't have a chin that's why there in mma in the first place if Manny or floyd got hit with the mcgregor punch they would just laugh
If marquez hits you with that right hand you would die

[Johnwoo8686]

Yes easily. Boxers can't beat MMA fighters.

I hope you're joking

[RaTaTa]

with one punch,wilder send mcgregor to deep sleep.

[lefthook2daliva]

No absolutely not
They don't have a chin that's why there in mma in the first place if Manny or floyd got hit with the mcgregor punch they would just laugh
If marquez hits you with that right hand you would die

You know, these mma fans claim street fights always end up on the ground, but in my experience, that only happens after somebody punches somebody at least once.

Like you said, if Marquez hits you with that right hand, you die and then there is no dry humping to be done.

It's over.

[FeFist]

with one punch,wilder send mcgregor to deep sleep.

He wouldn't even need to punch him. It would take one pimp slap to set him straight. If you are McGregor's size, average height, and someone like Wilder wanted to fight you, you would have to get a weapon.

You know, these mma fans claim street fights always end up on the ground, but in my experience, that only happens after somebody punches somebody at least once.

Like you said, if Marquez hits you with that right hand, you die and then there is no dry humping to be done.

It's over.

MMA fans are dishonest or deluded. They keep talking about how MMA has fewer restrictions than boxing but they ignore, or don't know, the fact that the rules facilitate grappling and ground fighting.

In a street fighter, you're going to be concerned about fighting someone on the ground: concrete, biting, eye gouging; generally speaking, it is more important to keep your opponent at range because the smallest unseen movement can be dangerous. It would also be more difficult to take someone to the ground: can't push an individual against the fence, punches to the back of the head, punts, and what not are legal.

It's not to say what they learn is useless, it isn't. It's just irksome when the fans prattle on about the rules in boxing being restrictive when the rules in MMA also prevent an MMA match up simulating a street fight.

[betmen]

I hope you're joking

No joking Master BJJ Royce gracie beat striker 50-60 lbs heavier than him to claim UFC title twice.

i have no doubt MW's BJJ martial artist or high calibre wrestle will win via submission vs. HW's boxer

[lefthook2daliva]

He wouldn't even need to punch him. It would take one pimp slap to set him straight. If you are McGregor's size, average height, and someone like Wilder wanted to fight you, you would have to get a weapon.

MMA fans are dishonest or deluded. They keep talking about how MMA has fewer restrictions than boxing but they ignore, or don't know, the fact that the rules facilitate grappling and ground fighting.

In a street fighter, you're going to be concerned about fighting someone on the ground: concrete, biting, eye gouging; generally speaking, it is more important to keep your opponent at range because the smallest unseen movement can be dangerous. It would also be more difficult to take someone to the ground: can't push an individual against the fence, punches to the back of the head, punts, and what not are legal.

It's not to say what they learn is useless, it isn't. It's just irksome when the fans prattle on about the rules in boxing being restrictive when the rules in MMA also prevent an MMA match up simulating a street fight.

Well said and the last paragraph shows you're not participating in some adolescent pissing contest.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

whats MMA?

I know only about boxing and ufc