Boxer or wrestler?

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Of course there are always variables, but generally speaking, boxing is ineffective against any MMA in a street fight scenario.

That’s not to say wrestling is an MMA of course, but it is comparable in certain ways.

A boxer and wrestler of equal strength, size and ability- about 8 or 9 times out of ten, the wrestler will triumph in a street/self-defence situation.

The majority of street fights go to ground, at which point a boxer is at a vast disadvantage against almost any other discipline.

I speak from experience… 😉 😊
 
If you ask me, elite wrestling is a skill that has a huge impact on winning MMA fights.
A good example was Khabib Nurmagomedov. He was so dominant in wrestling compared to his opponents that they simply had no solutions for him. He was unbeatable and ended his successful career undefeated.
 
Not an easy question, really. Boxing is a classic. Wrestling is a more dynamic sport, more modern. And in terms of views, I think that still boxing has not lost its leading position. If we are talking about the competitive component, I still prefer boxing. 🤓🥷
 
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Who is still more successful in battle,

boxer or wrestler?
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UFC MMA has emphatically proven that wrestling is superior to boxing, in a battle. Boxing isn't even the best striking martial art, Maui Thai, kick boxing are favored by fighters.
 
If in a street fight, then definitely the boxer will have more chances to lay down the opponent. But in professional mixed martial arts, a wrestler is more likely to win by exhausting the opponent's strength and performing choking or painful holds. The experience of mixed martial arts championships proves that wrestlers win more often in these tournaments.
 
very nice question 😀 really fun

i personally i have trained many years in boxing and also trained some other things and analyzed martial arts and sports over the years and here is how it is :

in a 1 vs 1 situation boxer vs wrestler . no rules . the wrestler will win 90 or rather 99 even out of 100 . the only way for the boxer to win is to either knock the wrestler out quickly before he gets him (which will rarely be succesful ) OR if the boxer somehow achieves a groin kick / punch or eye poke or something like that ...either before the grappling starts or while the grappling . but this is unlikely to happen anyway because the wrestler will control the boxers hands and feet with his wrestling skills

as soon as the wrestler grabs the boxer it is most likely over for the boxer . and closing the gap/distance is far easier than holding the distance (with punches and footwork)


however boxing is a very effective combat sport and a good sport to defend yourself on the street . one of the best actually . and is also an important part of MMA

and when you are on the street you should try to avoid to go to the ground because it is dangerous since your opponents friends can come and kick your head off or even stab you etc. while you are down

but year wrestler vs boxer 1vs1 the wrestler takes it most of the time
 
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In my opinion, the boxer has a better chance of winning. A wrestler has to get close to someone to defeat him. A boxer can fight at a distance.
 
I think that a boxer could become a wrestler more easily than vice versa 😀
 
Boxer all the way but i will bot practicing this sports lol......i'm not wrestler because i think its fake so ....
 
A boxer, of course a boxer will have an advantage. It is obvious to me. A professional boxer will simply tear apart a wrestler.
 
The level of training, and not the type of martial arts that a person practices, is very important. And also confidence in victory, physical strength, endurance, the ability to quickly assess the enemy and many, many more qualities. They come to an athlete only with great experience, which has been accumulated over the years.
 
Baldy86 said:
very nice question 😀 really fun

i personally i have trained many years in boxing and also trained some other things and analyzed martial arts and sports over the years and here is how it is :

in a 1 vs 1 situation boxer vs wrestler . no rules . the wrestler will win 90 or rather 99 even out of 100 . the only way for the boxer to win is to either knock the wrestler out quickly before he gets him (which will rarely be succesful ) OR if the boxer somehow achieves a groin kick / punch or eye poke or something like that ...either before the grappling starts or while the grappling . but this is unlikely to happen anyway because the wrestler will control the boxers hands and feet with his wrestling skills

as soon as the wrestler grabs the boxer it is most likely over for the boxer . and closing the gap/distance is far easier than holding the distance (with punches and footwork)


however boxing is a very effective combat sport and a good sport to defend yourself on the street . one of the best actually . and is also an important part of MMA

and when you are on the street you should try to avoid to go to the ground because it is dangerous since your opponents friends can come and kick your head off or even stab you etc. while you are down

but year wrestler vs boxer 1vs1 the wrestler takes it most of the time
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This is the correct answer.
 
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I think being a wrestler is more valuable in MMA because if the fight goes to the ground then it's the wrestlers playroom, but in a street fight both disciples can be game changers in a one on one situation.
If it is more than ono on one, then I think boxing is the best option.
 
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