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Originally Posted by t walgamuth
We truly don't know the condition of either of them, do we? I tend to focus on weight as a former wrestler.
In wrestling and boxing everybody is in their own weight class and the classes jump. IE I wrestled 140 and the class included people weighing no more than 140. The next class up was 145.
Wrestling one class up was not too bad but I once wrestled two classes up and got a dislocated floating rib from the larger, stronger opponent.
From my days of watching professional boxing I can also tell you that the stronger looking men do not always win. Often supremely muscular black fighters were worn down by the pudgy looking Mexican boxer who didn't look as strong but never seemed to run out of beans...(energy).
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in street fighting, it is often the one who strikes the first blow that wins. usually neither side is in fighting shape particularly and is not really schooled to fight (generalization). Street fights seldom last very long before one side or the other is injured, runs away or is sometimes killed.
BTW, you wrote Mexican & beans in the same sentence: may we assume that you are a racist?
