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Originally Posted by leno40
Have you ever watched any MMA, ever? Ever trained in it? Talked to a fighter? Seen more than a minute of TUF flipping by on tv?
"Well its easier to cut 35 pounds when you're 300 than when you're 150." Duh. And it's also significantly harder when there's no or very little fat to cut.
Fighters walk around ~15 pounds over their fighting weight, give or take 5 pounds depending on the fighter. If Brock's walking around in the 280 range, he can make 265. If he's walking around at 295, there's no chance in hell without losing muscle mass.
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............. To ur questions.... yes, yes, yes, and yes..... Ive trained with andrei arlovski and he actually walks around at 265... and all the fighters are different and not all of them walk around at just 15 over.... all you have to do is make one weigh in... the weigh in is a day or two b4 the fight... not the day of the fight and even if they were it doesnt matter because getting down to weight is just water weight anyways and its easy for a 300 lber to drop lots and lots of water if need be. once you replenish ur fluids ur fine and youve lost no strength. (as long as your trainging ur body properly)
Have you ever cut hard weight before? Have you ever done a sport like mma or wrestling? Have you ever trained for anything that intense? Have you ever exerted yourself that hard in any part of your life?
I dont understand why you are arguing this at all... you have obviously zero knowledge on this subject and you sound like a complete dumbass.