I know people have discredit strength to be successful in mma. But I'm talking about those guys who are way stronger than Bob Sapp and Lesnar. With some proper training in MMA. Just would love to see them grabbing and tossing people around like rag dolls.
The specimen i'd like to see is (of course) that polish guy...(who's as athletic as it gets for a man of his huge size) [yt]Gw1zHMNnX5U[/yt] having said that...whether he'd be tossing everyone like a "rag doll" is irrelevant. In the end ...the guy who can take the pain and who's more endurant..and who's got ultra solid sub defense & offense has legit chances again any freaks of nature. And they'll always have one problem...stamina. (although , this could be argued with Mariusz...that guy is a machine)
dosnt matter how strong you are a good bjj guy will find a way to beat these inexperienced guys. it would be interesting to see a guy with thier strength with the bjj skill of nog or werdum cause that would be like **** on the ground.
I just think these freak of nature has potential with proper training. Wether they win or lose, doesn't matter.. it would be entertaining to see how someone can cope with their immence strength. I remember in the military when there was a guy who thought he was tough cuz he is a fighter. He actually fear no one. He decided to push around this huge big guy even. So a fight between them broke out. And the big guy just grab him and push him on the floor and started to mow the concrete with that dude. Neverless to say that guy got some bad burns. LOL
ya i get the whole potential i just dont think that they would be able to train enough to ever be elite level guys but you never know. i mean if bob sap had a ground game he would be a terror in the ring.
Everytime I see a super muscular guy fight a skinnier, less impressive looking guy the muscleboy always gets beat. He looks very good for the first round or so and then just gasses out or gets submitted on the ground. I don't think the muscles one develops from fight training are of the large and bulky variety. Most top BJ practitioners have longer, smoother builds and low body fat. I think GSP is the most muscular guy I've seen who really can fight in any style and has terrific endurance. BJ Penn is not muscular at all but has tremendous strength and flexiblity. Put down the weights and get on the mats and just learn your craft through hard work and repetition. Anyhow, that's how I see it.
when i started to fight i was massive and i could lift any weight i felt like, i soon relised i couldnt last 14 minutes, no i only do weight for like 1 1/2 hour a week to keep what i have. if a guy is bigger heavier and stronger he will gas very fast and no one wants to watch that.
nah they get tested just they are experts at cycling. i mean alves keeps passing and hes clearly a roider.
