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Originally Posted by graywolf624
But a wrestler has been trained to take hits.. Thats the parts you miss.. We take hits every match... Ive personally had concussions, bloody noses, teeth jarred, bruised ribs, broken arm, swollen disc in my back etc... many of my teammates had broken jaws or noses. That shit happens and you are trained to take hits and falls, at least at the upper levels. You have to be prepared for the eventualities to not lose your game plan.. or your screwed.
Im not saying its to the level of the boxer.. But it doesnt have to be.. it just has to be long enough to get the man to the ground.. Thats easier then you think.
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And how much do you know about hitting? How can you be so damn confident that you are not going to take one on your button before you ever take a man down?
Or get kicked in the head...
I really dont understand how can you be confident in taking a man down to the ground who is strong and activly fighting back.....
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