chuck norris vs a decent MMA fighter in same weight class

Discussion in 'MMA Forum' started by younghypnotiq, Dec 16, 2008.


  1. Wilhelm

    Wilhelm Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No one has ever come just from regular karate tournaments and owned MMA that way you're describing. What makes you think it would be different if the guys name was Chuck?
     
  2. Minotauro

    Minotauro Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chuck Norris is 68 you fool why would match him against a 20 something top mma fighter in their prime?
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  3. Wilhelm

    Wilhelm Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Christ that pic is terrifying.
     
  4. Cameron

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  5. dwilson

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    I have seen at least 5 Chuck Norris films from start to finish. He would destroy Lesner pretty easy and still save the kids.
     
  6. Primenal

    Primenal Boxing Addict Full Member

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    LMAO. Those jokes never seem to get old!
    Chuck Norris in his prime has a strikers chance...Which is a very good chance if they don't hurry and take him to the mat.
     
  7. coog

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    Chuck in his prime would have been a formidable opponent. He was the first world middleweight karate champion. he is well schooled in judo and jujitsu. just a matter in training. (full contact kaate champion)
     
  8. coog

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    Those pioneers of american karate were well rounded ask the same question about Jim Harrison. I think that it was one of the Gracies who was reluctant to be involved in combat with him.
     
  9. coog

    coog Active Member Full Member

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    Also didn't Houston Alexander make a big mistake by putting himself in the path of a simple wrestling coach at Uof N Omaha