Flounder wrote:
Muhammad Ali, the Greatest.
I'm sorry the link to Muhammad Ali's photo didn't come out right.
This is one might work better.
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/File:Ali-Liston_II.jpgFlounder wrote:
Muhammad Ali, the Greatest.
I'm sorry the link to Muhammad Ali's photo didn't come out right.
This is one might work better.
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/File:Ali-Liston_II.jpgShaq would do but you might also think about Rulon Gardner, who took down the steroidal Aleksander Karelin.
Gardner also survived a night out in a snowstorm in maybe Utah, losing some toes.
Rhonda Rousey. She could pretty much destroy anybody, boxers included. She is one of the most scary people alive imo.
I would take a cross country horse. Their back kick could knock somebody out. Plus, the horse is probably mad that he did all that work and the guy riding on his back is the one who gets a medal.
Maybe Amir Khan
Coach wrote:
Any heavyweight wrestler or judo player.
Nope:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/judo-medalist-beat-up-while-celebrating-on-copacabana-beach-234727753.htmlAnd Muhammad Ali was never an olympian. Cassius Clay on the other hand might be good in a fight.
I would want Simon Biles. She just won the gold in gymnastics and that shows that she is flexible and quick. She could jump up and kick people in the face. Take that, homeboys!!!!
What a moronic post. Idiot!
Pre841 wrote:
Past or current Olympians
Coach wrote:
Any heavyweight wrestler or judo player.
Yes. Speaking from experience, I was in a bar fight with two Olympic judo guys at my back and they mopped the floor with guys who had them by at least 3 inches.
I would say the shooters...
Gplusa wrote:
I'm going to go for Pre. Mainly because, if it a fight in a bar, at least you could be sure that he would be there.
Thanks for that chuckle...
Phelps could have been counted on at one time as well.
Once again Symmonds, he'd have my back in court when I shoot the guy.
Pre841 wrote:
George Foreman?
Cassius Clay?
Vasily Alekseyev?
Hope Solo?
I'm going with Anna Korakaki (25m pistol gold medalist)
Great answer. I don't know much about Olympic shooting. Is there some reason to think she wouldn't be good with any kind of gun, like, is her weapon so specialized that she wouldn't have any special advantage with a revolver? Or is it like swimming where if you know someone is world-class at freestyle they're probably world-class at butterfly too?
Big Ted, the French Judo fella.
Uwe Hohn (6'6", 256 lbs., threw the javelin a record 343'9 3/4") with his implement in hand
Vivian Cheruiyot. 86 pounds of pure beast.
Alexi Pappas
Obvious choices are boxers or judo guys but other than that, Phelps. Long armed, flexible, powerful, wont get tired. I'd count on him for good backup in a bar fight.
Reese Hoffa. Try getting in a fight with a guy who can rep 510 on the bench.
