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Originally Posted by Crumpy-Gunt
I just love the comments in this thread.  Makes Milan Lucic sound like Chuck Norris.
Just to remind people here.. Milan Lucic is a great athlete and good hockey fighter; but people are making it sound like he could never lose a street fight. While he is a good hockey fighter and probably has trained 'MMA' he is clearly drunk in this video and there are some pretty tough, healthy over 6'0, 200lbs people in almost every city. I am not saying you guys are wrong and he would get beat up..But at the same time its not un-heard of or impossible for a drunk or even sober Lucic to lose a fight on or off skates. Not to mention there are tons of professional / experienced fighters / roid monkeys walking about in places like Vancouver and Boston who wouldnt be afraid to fight Lucic either out of foolishness or they actually have the ability to defend themselves.
PS. Go Bruins this season! Want to see Iggy get his cup more on that team than I did on the Pens for some reason.. |
the big difference maker is in training to fight and in actually fighting you gain the muscle memory to take a punch which is a huge part of winning a fight. A 6'4 235 pounder that trains to fight and takes punches from other 200+ pounders regularly is going to wreck nearly everyone, >99.9% of the population. Those roid monkeys aren't going to be able to hurt him at all, swinging wild hay-makers at him would result in a quick knockout, you clearly do not understand/have much experience in fighting because the gap between the trained and untrained is so vast that you can't make statements like this credibly. Look at how much the training helped Mcrgattan win his fight yesterday, he looks so calm and composed and generally comes out unscathed because he trains how to fight properly and his skill lets him dominate people. Lucic might not be the best fighter in the NHL but there are few people on the street that could hang with him, just like any other sport; can't jump in a formula one car and try to hang with Schumacher, it's impossible.