syatema spetznaz vs mma who would win? would they tie?, page 6


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reply posted on 16-2-2013 @ 12:13 AM by cavtrooper7
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He's not fully operational,he's playing a game.It's probably harder for elites because they don't want to refexively kill their opponent.


reply posted on 22-2-2013 @ 05:12 PM by rockoperawriter
reply to post by Skagnetty



well you're romanticizing every joe with a punching bag and a weightset



reply posted on 22-2-2013 @ 05:17 PM by cavtrooper7
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Most are and here we see is the crux of our answer.Sports are a small effort next to what these guys can actually do.
They greatly surpass the olympic standard on a regular basis.That is how they became elite.


reply posted on 22-2-2013 @ 05:17 PM by onequestion
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Id put an olympic wrestler on one of them any day, judo to.


reply posted on 22-2-2013 @ 05:23 PM by onequestion
reply to post by Skagnetty



It depends on what level of training we are talking about here. How about we add some context.

The average soldier would get destroyed by the average fighter hands down.

The next step up from being a soldier is special forces.

The next step up from being a local champion and a UFC veteran is IMMENSE.

Now the UFC veteran vs the special forces operator in hand to hand combat,

the soldier cant get close enough without getting wrapped up by a jiu-jitsu brown belt or professional striker to use any of their techniques in the first place.

the technique they would be teaching the soldier are the same as those they teach fighters. the only difference is the fighter ONLY trains those techniques while the soldier has it as just a part of what they do.


reply posted on 23-2-2013 @ 02:22 AM by Pinke
Originally posted by TrueBrit
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post by rockoperawriter


Spetnaz, and for that matter, all special forces, secret police agencies, and military combat specialists are trained to kill with thier hands. Where an MMA guy goes for the jaw, a military trained fighter goes to break a collar bone, snap a neck, break legs and arms in one simple and smooth move, smash a rib bone through a lung, crack the sternum, and so on.


Except the SAS (at least in the 80s and 90s) often encourage head shots and MMA fighters don't stand 2ft apart from one another battering each other's faces like broken children's toys.

I don't understand lot of comments in this thread ... according to some people Navy Seals, Spetznaz and others are trained some hidden techniques to break sternums in single blows and consume opponents with lightening bolts from their eyes whilst playing guitar hero.

They then kill anyone left alive with mind bullets and float up into the air carrying a 600lb carry load and epically back hand Chuck Norris and hope the edge of their hand doesn't cleave down a local city building killing thousands of civilians.

Quote from Andy McNab (SAS Operator):
Nine out of ten times the SAS's job is to stay out of hand to hand combat. We're not big enough to attack other soldiers. Our job is to sabotage power supplies and communications. We have an ethic of shoot and scoot.
Source

Except you quote most special forces soldiers outside of hollywood nonsense and they say they are taught simple techniques that anyone can use that don't take a life time to master and are practical ... but they avoid it as much as possible.

I don't like fighting much at all but even a person like me can see it's comparing screw drivers to spades.
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