YOU vs Ed O'Neill in a submission grappling match

Time to again test the bad boys of Eastside's MMA forum...men who have defeated James Toney, Vitali Klitschko, and Hulk Hogan in submission matches,...some have defeated Ronnda Rousey, though almost all have fallen before the mighty chess nerd Josh Waitzkin. But now we have another opponent..one Ed O'Neill, first the facts: Born April 12, 1946, so he isn't a young guy, 66 in fact. Pretty big guy, not sure of the stats, but not a small man. Damn good natural athlete, played football (the American kind for you Brits) for Youngstown State University (Defensive Lineman) and even played for one year for the Pittsburgh Steelers (but was cut). Now when I had the James Toney thread, and brought up his athletic ability, many of ESB's posters maintained that because he was fat and older, he really wasn't a good athlete, and maintained that in fact, they were definitely better athletes. Now, for grappling background...has trained for over 20 years in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, got his black belt in 2007 under Rorion Gracie. Some film for you to consider... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wVlZX6Bw9E[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOtf-mVQpTs[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3yjN1KrqfM[/ame]

 

when stoo wakes up he is going to come in here and post **** Off Johnstown 20 times in a row....i use to make these threads in the past he heated them.

 

Yeah, i did once make a somewhat dickish troll thread myself in here (the one about Karate) and Stoo decided to make me a target. The thing was a I was perma banned back in 2011, and would come back under alts. Sometimes I let the cat outta bag, but other times i tried not to let it be know that it was me. Inspite of that, Stoo would find me often on my first post...I would post in the lounge, and 5 seconds later he would reply with a "**** Off Johnstown"...it was actually kind of impressive.

 

actually i did hear that he did that with every new poster. maybe he shootgunned everyone and got lucky..

 

yeah...at 66 a guy keeps most of his strength if active and healthy..in fact you can often keep getting stronger into his 50s. Just a personal side note, my father passed away a month ago at 79....he could beat me at arm wrestling up until I was 20....than over the winter 2000 he got pneumonia and got weaker and lost weight..and I cut down on my distance running (went from running 30 miles a week down to 4 miles) started doing powerlifting and took in allot of protein and creatine...went from 160 to 195 or so, and after that i could beat him at arm wrestling without too much effort. Had he not gotten sick though, it would likely have been a battle that spring.