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What do you like WWE or UFC?

I prefer WWE Before someone says, "The fight is false that **** and for children "Said this: many TV shows are movies are" false "(script as wrestling) should certainly be on hold. Not to mention that you do not know the result anyway. Other reasons why I think that the WWE is better, scales and chairs, high ropes / turnbuckle jump, baseball bats, etc results with them are real, so they reach only relatively body and not the face and closed the jumps can not be wrong and take both choereography and bullets to be hard to do, you're essentially sparring and his feat more than 10 minutes, certainly more than 5. UFC is only 3-5 rpm. How do you think the wrestlers following prices in an octagon? Remember, the fight is part of MMA Triple H Shawn Michaels Hulk Hogan Rock The Undertaker, John Cena Batista Kane Stone Cold Steve Austin, Bill Goldberg

How do you like better, WWE or UFC? "They are not really comparable. It's like saying:" What is the best, baseball and soap operas? "Best for what? To observe actual combat techniques? MMA. To see the drama that is theoretically serve you, as a member of the audience? Pro Wrestling. They have two objectives in mind. "In addition to not knowing the outcome anyway." When I looked at Pro Wrestling a regular basis, could predict the winner "more 90% of the time. Of course, Pro Westling is not (or should not) be in a "winner." But many performers fall into a routine established. Take Booker T from 90 to mid-end, or the Rock of years later. Could so-called "points" (moves) in their games before their done. Even Bret Hart had his "five moves of doom" return in the early '90s, a series of punches that had completed all the games in order specific. Michaels, except in rare cases, the party always ends with a flying forearm, Kip up, Bodyslam, flying elbow, Superkick. Once the art of acting becomes predictable, it is no art more. MMA, since it is totally unexpected, it may have any number of results. 2007, in fact, was known as "The Year Payment of outsiders ", because both won their matches against guys who are not supposed to have a chance against. This is partly why MMA is the real tragedy. Never know how, literally, a game is over, and everyone can lose at any time. "Jumps and slams can not be false, and take as much choereography and bullets to make it difficult to do, you're basically on their achievement and sparring for more than 10 minutes, certainly more than 5. UFC is only 3-5 rpm. Pro Wrestling is difficult for the body, but again, this is not comparable to MMA. This is certainly not as sparring at all. You are in the ring with someone trying to protect. In MMA, which is in the ring or cage with someone trying to knock you out, choke you unconscious, or beat you or its members turn up to be. I'm not taking anything for professional wrestlers. The risk is real. I've seen too many injuries otherwise legitimate encounter. But getting a ring for a performance with someone you know well and has traveled with you, and tries to protect yourself (professional wrestling) No more "bullets" to spend months preparing for an important event that can determine whether your mortgage paid this month or not. "How do you rate the following fighters in the octagon? Remember, the struggle is an integral MMA" Yes, but not Pro Wrestling.'s Pro Wrestling much, much more as a gimmick the performance of a competitive wrestling match. Learning to have a clothesline you prepare to defend a retreat. Shawn Michaels-not legitimate wrestling / fighting background, tons of injuries, older. probably fight at 205 or 185. An opportunity without years of training his body could not withstand. Legit-handed man who trains Undertaker actually a little Brazilian jiujitsu. Viejo, tons of injuries. Could be good for super heavyweight (over 265), where skilled workers, competitors, sports are rare. Hulk Hogan, too old, too broken. In fact, he has some rare skills Dependable Once shown, but if he could not get his feet twelve inches of soil to have a chokeslam, there is no way you can get in fighting shape. Triple H "skills legit (notice a pattern here?), Simply a bodybuilder. Small for someone who would compete in the HW division, but not small enough to reduce 205. It is an exceptional athlete. He Get Smashed. Athletic-rock. Not too many nagging injuries. There is no legitimate competition. His youth and athleticism gives him the best chance of one of these types. probably could be reduced to 205, but given his age (mid 30s), his career would be very short. Do not click OK. John Cena-No skills needed legitimate. He has had injuries that may complicate an MMA career. HW game, but probably easily gas against guys like Carwin, Lesnar, Fedor, et al. Batista Old no legitimate competition, injured at least once a year. "Big and Tall" is not competent, and must, at the AMM. Kane-Is not too bad in the division of super heavy. Taken legitimate power in Japan. However, a kind of old and slow. Bill Goldberg-Vieux, some legitimate powers. It is not enough, however. Fighters HW in the UFC, Strikeforce, and organizations of most MMA eat it raw. Stone Cold Steve Austin, too old, too broken (Can not even run these days), no legitimate competition. The thing about professional wrestling is that if you can speak (Austin, Hogan) is not necessary to be sporty. You can not ignore the MMA is athletic. Most of these guys lose local children without going to the UFC. The lack of skills in amateur wrestling, memories (memories of real things, not Pro Wrestling), and how surprising that would have to go through years of training before considering an MMA

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