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Whats the difference between training to be a Marine and training to be a MMA fighter?

April 26, 2017difference fighter Marine MMA TRAINING

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Whats the difference between training to be a Marine and training to be a MMA fighter?

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The biggest difference is when you are training to go to Iraq, it’s a team atmosphere; I am training my whole unit and we are all training together. MMA is an individual sport. You’re not going to have anyone else to call upon for help. There is no teammate in there that can help you. You’re in the light heavyweight division, which is really stacked: There’s Forrest Griffin, Chuck Liddell, “Rampage” Jackson, Wanderlei Silva. If you got to choose, which one would you want to fight? I want to fight anyone that’ll help me get to top 10 in the world. That is my goal. Out of all the guys you named, I would pick Wanderlei Silva. He is one of the most feared guys at 205 lbs. ever. He is absolutely ferocious. I would love to go out there and mix it up with him. Plus his nickname is “Axe Murderer,” so you can’t go wrong with that, right? Oh yeah. He always brings it. You were on The Howard Stern Show in May presenting a prize for their “Hottest Chick with the Ugliest Scar” contest. How’d that g

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The biggest difference is when you are training to go to Iraq, it’s a team atmosphere; I am training my whole unit and we are all training together. MMA is an individual sport.