If the bodybuilder has 50 different chemicals in his body, and the martial artist isn't a Shaolin monk or someone who has "attained legendary levels of skill," then, probably the bodybuilder. Also I understand some men are pressured by their job to be fit, but once you no longer need steroids for god's sake get the hell off it! I know wiki answers is against what I'm saying because this is preaching, but, sorry, I feel compelled to break the rules here; steroids are bad for you, no matter how small the dosage. If you don't need to be on it, get the hell of it, and enjoy life. Can you imagine that some men would ruin their lives with steroids? No joke; there are stories of bodybuilders who met with financial success, married a beautiful woman, but still they would not get off the drugs. Arnold Swarzenneger portrayed one in a 1970's movie, it was one of his early non-action hero roles. It got Hollywood's attention; although the movie is little known, the "governator" delivered quite a good performance.
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It depends on the rules of a competition.
In a mixed Martial Arts fight - where ground fighting for instance is allowed, an MMA fighter of equal skill would dominate a boxing fighter.
This was demosntrated in the early UFC competitions, most notably in UFC 1 where Ranked boxer Art Jimmerson was defeated with ease by BJJ Practitioner Royce Gracie - who did not sustain any damage.
As boxers do not have training on how to fight on the ground, or train to defend submissions, it is unlikely they would last long against a competent mixed martial artist.
Even if the rules were stand-up only, as many MMA practitioners include kicks and knee strikes, it is likely that a boxer would be at a disadvantage even here.
See also the fight between a prime Muhammed Ali and Japanese wrestler Inoki. Inoki, despite being told he was not allowed to take Ali to the ground, lay on his back and kicked Ali's legs so often ali was unable to properly walk for some time afterwards. Inoki sustained no damage during the bout.
a mixed martial artist would win by far in a street fight or a no rules fight but in a boxing match a boxer would win, all around mma fighters are more dangerous because they use there intire body to fight but a boxer uses just there upper body.
well, since sumo wrestlers are stronger than ufc fighters because they are fat, and ufc fighters have muscle but only muscle, which is weaker than fat. the sumo could just sit on the fighter, corner him and keep on punching him, or lay on him, lol.
brock lesner cause he is a ufc cage fighter Batista because he is more experianced, and has got just that little bit more strength than brock.
Brock Lesnars Mixed Martial Arts career was short. He had one fight outside the UFC and 7 more in the UFC. His wins were as follows: a. Min Soo Kim (Outside UFC) b. Heath Herring - UFC 87 c. Randy Couture - UFC 91 - Won the UFC Heavyweight Title d. Frank Mir - UFC 100 e. Shane Carwin - UFC 116 Lesnar lost his UFC Heavyweight Title to Cain Velasquez at UFC 121 and retired from MMA after his loss to Alistair Overeem at UFC 141.
x A spinosaurus is bigger in size and its mouth is longer so that gives it a range advantage, but the T-rex is built for fighting other theropods. A trex is much more heavily built but spinosaurus has high size so it could use it to knock over the t rex and this isnt UFC so its not a brawl on the ground my overall answer is Spino=56% T-rex=44%
Depends on the situation pitting these two breeds together (with the exception of fighting). In terms of being able to be used as a hunting dog, the Alsatian would win paws down. As a dog used for protection, probably the pit bull would win, but Alsatains are known for their terrific loyalty to their masters as well.
The elephant would win.