Boxer vs Wrestler

Boxer vs fighter? Boxer vs karate? Who is the stronger fighter, or boxer, or karate?

This question was asked by all the boys in childhood. But even as an adult, many people wonder who will win the full-time confrontation - a boxer, karate or wrestler. On well-known video portals, you can often see videos with the big name “boxer versus sambo wrestler”, or “boxer versus wrestler” and so on.

Boxer vs Wrestler
In these videos, as a rule, two guys sort things out in a rude manner. And the wrestler “sticks into the ground with a throw from the deflection of the boxer” or the boxer easily knocks out the wrestler or karate, the kickboxer defeats the Thai and so on. All these videos and the opinion of adherents of a particular martial arts school are not true.

We will not say that boxing is undoubtedly the strongest martial art. This is not true. There is NO martial art that could rightly be called the strongest. All martial arts that claim so are usually one of the weakest, or simply cheating. Of the most famous types of martial arts, which have achieved the greatest success, who have a long history and which can claim the most effective martial art are: sambo, wrestling, jujitsu, Thai boxing, kickboxing, and, of course, boxing.

Today boxing is the highest paid martial arts in the world. There is not a single type of martial arts in which such money rotates as in boxing. For one fight, top boxers get $ 30-40 million each.

Stronger is the one who is better prepared. A boxer master of sports of international class will easily defeat a third-rate wrestler. A wrestler master of sports will defeat a boxer of the 3rd category.

Much more important than the type of martial arts is the level that you have reached in this sport. If we are talking about street fighting, then absolutely everyone can win here, regardless of whether he plays sports at all. In this regard, athletes have a great advantage and this advantage is not related to their physical strength and ability to hit hard. The most important thing is calmness and self-confidence, which inevitably comes to a professional athlete.

Fights without rules
In a sport like MMA, a mixture of styles has occurred. Both karatekas (Lyoto Machida) and wrestlers (Brock Lesnar, Josh Barnet), jiu-jitsu fighters (Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Fabrizio Werdum), representatives of the Russian sambo school (Fedor Emelyanenko, Alexander Emelyanenko, Roman Zentsov) and pronounced drummers (they went there) went there. Mirko Cro Cop and current UFS champion Junior DOS Santos). Athletes from all types of martial arts went to fights without rules: from wrestling, from karate, from sambo, as well as from others, but did not go from boxing. Boxers did not want to go into fights without rules, since they pay much less and the risk of injuries is much higher.

However, at the moment, the world champion in the most prestigious weight category (heavyweight) is a fighter who uses exclusively striking arm technique. This is Ginior dos Santos. In his technique you will not see throws or painful moves. He conducts all his battles in a stance, attacking only with his hands and competently defending himself from his legs and grabs. From this we can conclude that a boxer could easily compete in fights without rules.