20 years ago got me tripping

Humble?😂

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3 months of training in any grappling art is all it would take to break this guy in a street fight

@@marcoalejandro1407which guy? Conor or the fighter in the video?

@@marcoalejandro1407 But what if you taught this guy grappling, he too obviously would be good. He has athleticism, and his muscle mass wouldn't hinder him as long as he trained his cardio/endurance.

hes a bodybuilder

​@@beyondzeke7586yes

No because you have to be really mobile and flexible for that

judo is best great for a street fight ans also great strenght he can do good in judo

He need to have good flexibility as well as mobility

Realy man, the fighter just playing on 5% maybe or less, when a fighter keep his hands down, you know he is just playing, one real roud kick could end the fight on someone who doesn't train, but absolutely if connor trained martial arts well he will be scary, and i belive in most of the cases size matters, but man here the fighter is just playing

No lol

@@juststudying1019 size definitely matters, reason that weight classes exist

No he didn’t the fighter knows how to go easy

@@cix9420 absolutely matters in martial arts anyone doesn't who agree is silly, but here we are talking about a small or medium size trained martial artist against someone big who is not trained

i know i was like damn that was a little hard lol

​@@connorsinannyour ego is through the roof, you are extremely slow and surprisingly really weak shots, I'm random 15 yr old that lifts for strength and explosives because I'm a boxer and I can easily defeat you in a boxing match, Mario is scared not to kill you, like look at you man, you don't know how to fight, Mario fr would kill you, I'd suggest to stop the fight cuz you may not be able to do your bodybuilding stuff

Weight means a LOT when you are equally as skilled, lol

give me a week of training

@@connorsinann fo sho

I mean, it’s also kinda like the guy in this video said: size does and doesn’t matter. It’s an advantage but also a huge disadvantage

​@@dantejordan4847yea it really depends on how you use your size. If you train for explosiveness and keep all your muscles. But not too much that it limits your functionality. Then that's when it's a complete advantage...but if you are big but too slow wrestling is an advantage but striking is pointless.

How heavy is a light heavy weight?

@@dirge44 like 170.

​@@Chinacommunisthow tall are you

@@zafiruzoma6234idk I haven't checked in 17 months.

@@zafiruzoma6234Also I competed years ago, I no longer because I broke my hand on the punching bag arcade machine.

cope 😂

@Don’t reply its bait bait I wasn't even hating, I was just giving an opinion. Some people are really on there for phone too long.

@Dontreplyitsbait Yeah i was discussing the other guy too.

I agree bro. All I see is people trying their best to make bodybuilders feel worthless. Which is kind of sad since its the only sport I know that people just hate for no reason:(

Why? Who cares what they do with their bodies?

And why don't y like bodybuilders?

@@heassik3088 cuz bodybuilders are gay that's why people hate them

this beef between fighters and body builders is so cringe 😂😭

​@wavyturkmusic ikr? I lift for aesthetics, and I don't fight but it seems fun to train and learn. That being said, neither of them are really important. Girls don't really care if you look like Arnold or if you can beat up another dude. They kinda just want you to look decent and healthy and be stronger than them, the rest is (unfortunately) just hereditary attractiveness. There's only money in either of them if you're absolutely elite, and to go that far in either sport, you're probably guaranteed an early funeral 💀 so it's better to just use that big noggin to earn money elsewhere in society. As hobbies, they both seem great. Idk why there has to be beef Edit: my bad for sounding cynical about girls, I should mention that they actually do care about the way you treat them, present yourself, etc. The blackpill only applies to dating apps 😂

As an aspiring powerlifting pro I really appreciate people like you who acknowledge bodybuilders possible strengths instead of pointing out how worthless they are like some do. It's refreshing bro but you would kick ass against most😎

@@OmniSpiritt I think if I’m being like brutally honest, a powerlifter has a better base for fighting than a bodybuilder by a lot. I actually train like a powerlifter in the gym sometimes and it helps with my raw strength on the mats.

No he wouldnt

he was going easy on him its sparring against an untrained fighter

realy? if you train martial arts, you should notice the he is going easy and just chilling, absoloutly connor did well for a first sparring.

in a boxing match yeah but this dude isn’t a boxer. He competes in striking mma and if a boxer competed in that they would get killed. Boxers don’t know about leg strikes nor how to deal with it.

No he wouldnt lol and the fighter was doing 10%

Wrestle me

Exactly homie

Cope