WELL maybe those "BRICK-BREAKERS", as you put it, are not interested in money/fame. Nothing wrong with living a humble life. They probably know how to use their strength when it comes to defending their family/friends far better than those UFC fighters.
SkyWard20
Really? All of them? There's gotta be at least a few thousand brick breakers out there (they have competitions for such things, I think). You're telling that every single one of these guys is disinterested in money? 'Cause all it would take is one of these guys to decide that in addition to breaking bricks, he's like to be a millionaire. He'd just stroll into the UFC and get the belt in every weight c|ass with his super-punches. Explain why this has not occured.
Fighting a real fight is not like a ring fight, y'know. There's a difference between throwing kicks and hurling yourself at an opponent, cooped up in a ring and having to deal with an enemy that uses his/her surroundings, like in a REAL fight. In fact, if you'd know ANYTHING about fighting, you would also AT THE VERY LEAST admit that there MIGHT still be great fighters like Bruce Lee who could probably put most UFC fighters to shame. The kind of people that you don't find in a ring. ;)
SkyWard20
I dealt with an enemy that used his surroundings a couple days ago; he threw a beer bottle at me. I think I know enough about fighting to know that people who do nothing but practice fighting are going to be better at fighting than people who practice hitting stationary objects (or acting). As regards your final statement there, no I do not think there are great fighters whocould put most mixed martial artists to shame. I do not think these people exist, for the same reason I do not believe superheros exist: Because I have seen no evidence for them.
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