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Thread: Assuming you should only fight in the ring if you’re an MMA fighter or boxer

post 10000101697 03-26-2026, 08:15 PM
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Assuming you should only fight in the ring if you’re an MMA fighter or boxer

What if you’re wearing a baggy shirt and the assailant doesn’t recognize you, and punches you in the face?

Are you supposed to wuss out and say you only fight in the ring, or force him to accompany you to a fighting ring and take him on?

What are your options?
If you’re born to the iron, you’ll know it the first time you lift!
post 10000101707 03-26-2026, 08:24 PM
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post 10000101720 03-26-2026, 08:33 PM
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Call explosivemidget and let him deal with the assailant!
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