If size truthfully didn't matter, boxers wouldn't have weight classes, neither would wrestlers. Size is a pretty relevant factor in any fight, because it gives one guy a lot more strength.
Right, because they can put more force behind their punch.
Thank you John Madden.
lawl
In
this context,
Strength is a power to mass ratio modified by relative velocity, momentum and torque to which efficacy is mostly governed by application and accuracy of placement.
In context of a "street fight":
A single straight punch to the face may break your nose, while a rear spinning, ulnar-side, hammer blow to the body can put a floating rib into a lung or burst a kidney.
In my posted example:
he stepped foreward to swing at
me with his fist whilest
I merely leaned obliquely back and away, transferring momentum from torso to leg and delivered compund force via my foot directly to his already over-strssed knee.
His attempted blow missed me by at least a 2' margin and I was already completely out of the way as he came crashing down under his own weight and momentum.
So; while very personal, this was not a "foul" and really had little to do with the NFL.
Ain't practically applied physics grand?
BTW: Should I be
"officially" sanctioned for fighting above my weight-class?
