CC, i agree with Jimmy on the first part of his thread. i have no ideas about gang rape, and i hope to never find out.
although dirty streetfighting moves might help a convict compensate to a degree against a highly skilled MMAist, i would still bet on the MMA fighter even against the toughest and most skilled of convicts. this is because they still train more consistently and against a higher level of competition (i know, train and comp are not street fights, but most competitors have an incredible do or die mentality which would help them in a streetfight and i'm willing to bet more than a few have actually been in a street fight. i don't think that a convict has too much of a mental edge if any against a top MMA fighter). plus, for the sake of argument, if some of the toughest convicts may have fought people whose skills are at the elite level of MMA, the convicts probably don't fight these quality opponents consistently and don't train for it. even MMA fighters who don't compete consistently get ring rust.
although dirty streetfighting moves might help a convict compensate to a degree against a highly skilled MMAist, i would still bet on the MMA fighter even against the toughest and most skilled of convicts. this is because they still train more consistently and against a higher level of competition (i know, train and comp are not street fights, but most competitors have an incredible do or die mentality which would help them in a streetfight and i'm willing to bet more than a few have actually been in a street fight. i don't think that a convict has too much of a mental edge if any against a top MMA fighter). plus, for the sake of argument, if some of the toughest convicts may have fought people whose skills are at the elite level of MMA, the convicts probably don't fight these quality opponents consistently and don't train for it. even MMA fighters who don't compete consistently get ring rust.
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