Which skill is the best for street fight?

hard puncher


technical wrestler


or size/strength

Which skill is the best for street fight?
alertness/awareness...yes, being able to punch, wrestle, etc are important, but you need to know where you are and what is around you. in a street fight, there is no such thing as a fair fight. the best thing is to be able to asses what is in your environment and what you could use in it to your advantage as a weapon, weakness, etc. don't be afraid to throw dirt in someone's eyes, or to pick up a heavy stick/pipe. in a street fight, there are no rules except for to make sure they don't get up so you can get away.
Reply:wrestling. In all reality the fight will probably end up on the ground. If you're lucky someone will break it up by then.
Reply:Good runner!!!
Reply:Technical wrestler. Submission is the best strategy for victory.
Reply:Street smarts.





This can't be emphasized enough.


Street smarts will tell you when a situation is developing.


Street smarts will tell you what to do to get away from/defuse a situation.


Street smarts will tell you when your only choice is to stand your ground and when you are left with no other option but to defend yourself.





I'm sorry. I know this isn't really what you're asking for, but a good wrestle will beat a bad puncher any day and vice-versa. No sense squabbling which is better. Street situations - by which I mean assaults - should certainly not be sought after. Legally speaking, there can be a very thin line between a fight and an assault.


Always keep in mind other opponents may be unseen. Always assume weapons may be involved.


Therefore, avoid at all costs.
Reply:Toughness. The ability to shrug of painful blows. But out of those three I'd say hard punches.
Reply:Hard striker (hands %26amp; feet). Wrestling tends to end up on the ground %26amp; if you have more than 1 attacker, that is the last place you want to be. Also grappling requires more tome to disable each attacker. Time is something you are unlikely to have.
Reply:knife wielding
Reply:Gun-jutsu and PocketKnife-genjutsu
Reply:In a street fight? Marksmanship. ; ) But I'll take some Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (sp?) for backup.
Reply:i think its this /


that thing is the best
Reply:It has been explained to me that the reason Muay Thai and BJJ trained people do so well in "real" fights is that they actually train with body contact. I saw a documentary on these little thai kick boxers, who every year would go to Japan and take on the karate masters...and beat them up, even though the Thai's were much smaller. It was put down to the fact that in training, the Thais had full contact all the time, the karate dudes hardly ever. The best skill is to know how to take full contact.
Reply:"When the attacks come, i moved my mind.".....so the best weapon in street fight is your mind..
Reply:truly the best is dont be there.





but if you have to be there it all depends on the situation.


if your in a bar there isnt a lot room and you dont want to go to the ground. so harder punches or elbows and joint locks would work best. if some one is bigger than you you cant really out wrestle them so you cant really rely on just that. and if some one knows how to fight someone whos larger or stronger than them they can use the larger persons size to their advantage.
Reply:People seem fresh. Its all about choosing your enemies wisely and if you're unconfident know you shouldn't bother fighting, especially if you need to ask questions about fisticuff on yahoo! whoever inflicts the most damage upon their opponent wins, meaning either hit first and hardest or hardest and most, if you are more bloody, you lose. Don't fight bikers, Arnold Schwarzenegger, or Chuck Norris. If you think street fighting is about wrestling or grappling you're boring to watch. Geneaology and personal experiences act as the largest factor. Fin.
Reply:In a street fight, you're not likely to have the option of wrestling or grappling that easy and the truth is the way to fight a street fight is to fight it like a street fight. You're not gonna see people going for full mount or trying to pull submissions. If you start choking someone in a street fight, you got another thing coming cause people aren't gonna let you choke someone and you'll be getting into a deathmatch i think. Best strategy is grab the guy, grab his head and start hitting it or shoving it into a wall or the ground. That's a street fight lol. MMA doesn't change that in my mind. Can't be taking someone's back, stepping away from punches or the usual stuff you see in a professional fight. Brutality wins a street fight, there's some strategy but not the finesse we see in MMA.
Reply:Guess in every fight there will be a different opponent fighting under different circumstances.





Some might say tt the fight will go to the floor but you can avoid that by using the proper stand up techniques. It all depends on what youre good at and how you assess the situation to maximise your arsenal's effectiveness.





However, one universal advantage for ANY fighter is the ability to sustain blows. You can move as fast, as rough or as perfect as you wish but if you cannot take a blow you'll still end up loosing a great deal. One clean hard blow, lucky or not will take you out and open up doors for other blows to follow.





Train more in whatever you can and always spar and fight to broaden your horizons. Gain exposure with other better more professional fighters that yourself. You'll eventually get better and better yourself if you can continue to up your game.





Stand Up, Wrestling, Grappling, watever the style, its up to you to find out whats best for you.
Reply:Being able to think quickly.
Reply:Endurance...but if I had to pick...Hard Puncher..For Me...





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Sensei Strickler
Reply:you need to be able to strike hard yes but in the street people often take you to the ground so you need to know what to do if that happens but generally u need both for effective street defence