UFC Flyweight Champion(former) Brandon Moreno vs. A Prime Ray Lewis In A Street Fight - Who You Got?

[KyokushinKarateMan]

5'7 145lb Brandon Moreno (standing next to 6'0 170lb Michael Morales, for reference. But 170 is his fight weight. He most likely walks around at closer to 200lbs)










6'1 240lb Ray Lewis

Some of you may expect me to be biased towards martial arts and go with Moreno but I'm a realist before anything. And realistically speaking, Brandon Moreno is not beating up an enraged, 6'1 240lb Ray Lewis in a no holds barred street fight. I firmly believe, without a shadow of doubt, Ray Lewis in a rage, Ray Lewis with no fks given and his only intention is to kill you, would tear Brandon Moreno apart like he's ripping up a piece of paper. Just too much strength and freakish athleticism fueled with bad intentions, for someone 5'7" 140lbs to deal with.

Now, put them in the octagon under MMA rules then that's a wayyyy different story, for too many different reasons that I care to peel back right now. What sparked this thread was me seeing a YouTube short with that f*ggot Sean Strickland saying that Brandon Moreno could beat up an NFL linebacker. And that's just not happening. Moreno is just too small.

Floyd is too

 

[Neuromancer]

5'7 145lb Brandon Moreno

standing next to 6'0 170lb Michael Morales (that's his fight weight, but he most likely walks around at closer to 200lbs)




vs. a prime 6'1 240lb Ray Lewis

Some of you may expect me to be biased towards martial arts and go with Moreno but I'm a realist before anything. And realistically speaking, Brandon Moreno is not beating up an enraged, 6'1 240lb Ray Lewis in a no holds barred street fight. I firmly believe, without a shadow of doubt, Ray Lewis in a rage, Ray Lewis with no fks given and his only intention is to kill you, would tear Brandon Moreno apart like he's ripping up a piece of paper. Just too much strength and freakish athleticism fueled with bad intentions, for someone 5'7" 140lbs to deal with.

Now, put them in the octagon under MMA rules then that's a wayyyy different story, for too many different reasons that I care to peel back right now. What sparked this thread was me seeing a YouTube short with that f*ggot Sean Strickland saying that Brandon Moreno could beat up an NFL linebacker. And that's just not happening. Moreno is just too small.

Floyd is too

No holds barred means that someone can pull out a gun right?

 

[UpNext]

It all depends on if the MMA guy can prevent a Hall of Fame greatest of all time tackler with 100 lbs of muscle on him from violently slamming him into concrete and breaking something.


I don't think that would happen and I think Ray Lewis would beat his ass. There's no skill advantage when you got cracked bones in your spine/hip.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

I mean 2 people did participate in a street fight with prime Ray Lewis and didn't live to talk about it

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

No holds barred means that someone can pull out a gun right?

Pulling out a gun means it's no longer a fight right?

So tired of you "I'm a contrarian!" ass nerds. Yall say anything just to be "well on the contrary" of whatever is being said no matter how simple it is.

Straight geek energy.






And then had the nerve to quote the big ass original post even though he's the first person to reply in the thread smh.

Whose mans is this

 

[levitate]

Does Ray get to wear a white suit?

 

[JP_614]

Ray easy work.

 

[Kornball The Conqueror]

brandon

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

Brandon is too fast. Ray lewis is old and would gas out quick.

 

[MacNCheese]

Ray probably travels with an entourage so they'd probably stomp Brandon out. Fantasizing about 1v1 street fights is dumb since irl they pretty much never stay 1v1.