Are my friends right when they say an average dude can beat M Tyson in a street fight

[nacho daddy]

The guy who broke into his house was probably on meth.
Hence, why he’s breaking into a UFC fighters house at 4 AM.

I knew I would here that excuse. surprised you didn't say angel dust. 4 am has nothing to do with it. nobody breaks into a building during the day. meth don't make you stronger or be able to take pain

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Why is boxing so heavily clinching based? Because they can't stop it.

All of a sudden boxers are immune to being grappled(and in this case against people who actually know how to grapple) and KO eachother before they can get touched. But reality is different isn't it?

They can't stop a basic clinch, they sure as hell can't stop a low single from a wrestler.

Reminds me of that time the biggest clincher/grappler in the world, John Ruiz, mauled Roy Jones Jr. to an easy victory. John Ruiz p4p #1.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Should do a poll where we see how many of you guys have actually been in a street fight. This way we know if we are dealing with theory or experience, although it’s pretty easy for me to tell as it is already.

[FeFist]

Tyson is in the category of people you shouldn't **** with under any circumstance.

You could get away with talking ***** to someone like Wladimir. You know that they would walk away.

Mike wouldn't give a ****. Your friends would get folded.

[BKM-]

They clinch because they can and it seems to be allowed, for whatever reason....….Rockin'

Yup, no explanation. But I can give you one: Boxers can't stop it. Otherwise every single boxing match ever would just end in a KO from one boxer countering a clinch attempt. Clinching would simply go extinct in boxing wouldn't it.

The only people who might ever do that are guys who can strike as well as grapple, they know exactly how to time takedown attempts because they train grappling all day themselves. Boxers don't.

They're called MMA fighter, and even then, a KO on a takedown attempt still almost never ever happens. 9 out of 10 times the guy gets taken down or stuff the takedown. Boxers have no clue how to handle it.

Just one other thing, I'm even giving you guys a break. The grappler could just make it impossible by going for low single/double leg takedowns and the boxer is even more screwed since he would have to land a hail mary once in a lifetime shot on a guy who's head is below his knees.

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[TheCell8]

The sad thing is, this i the first time I've heard anything about Bivol in a year. He is being completely mismanaged.

[BKM-]

It's possible. Just because someone is a professional fighter, it does not automatically means they win in a street fight. Anything can happen.

Here is a short statement from an interview of a MMA fighter who's house recently got broken into and he had to face the intruder with his own hands.

"I didn't know what he had," Smith said. "Typically people don't break into your house in the middle of the night for any good reasons. I'm expecting that I'm gonna hear a gunshot or he's gonna stab me. Like he's got something. I figure I've got about two minutes before whatever he's got takes me out."

"No normal human is able to fight like that," Smith said. "I'm by no means the baddest dude on the planet. But he's a regular Joe and I had a hard time dealing with him. And he took everything that I gave him -- every punch, every knee, every elbow. He took every single one of them and kept fighting me."

More info has come out about this story. Turns out that "average joe" was a 22 year old seasoned wrestler hopped up on drugs. That's why he could hold the MMA fighter off.

[Stuntman Mike]

Yup, no explanation. But I can give you one: Boxers can't stop it. Otherwise every single boxing match ever would just end in a KO from one boxer countering a clinch attempt. Clinching would simply go extinct in boxing wouldn't it.

The only people who might ever do that are guys who can strike as well as grapple, they know exactly how to time takedown attempts because they train grappling all day themselves. Boxers don't.

They're called MMA fighter, and even then, a KO on a takedown attempt still almost never ever happens. 9 out of 10 times the guy gets taken down or stuff the takedown. Boxers have no clue how to handle it.

Just one other thing, I'm even giving you guys a break. The grappler could just make it impossible by going for low single/double leg takedowns and the boxer is even more screwed since he would have to land a hail mary once in a lifetime shot on a guy who's head is below his knees.

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Yeah because that guy obviously has prime mike tyson reflexs

Tyson would have seen that coming a mile away,took a step back and kicked the guys head clean off his shoulders

Also tyson wouldnt be standing there like an idiot waiting for that slow leg grabber to make a move hed have been on his back before he even did his "poop(cos hes a chicken that wants to grapple)shoot

That lame range finding jab would have been all tyson needed he would have countered that easily

[redmish]

I wish this virus would **** off.

[CubanGuyNYC]

What a laugh. It amazes me how anyone could conjure such high-flying fantasies, even after smoking the most potent of weed. An old, out-of-shape Mike Tyson still beats the dog shit out of 99.9% of the population of the earth. Believe that, son.