Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Let's cover the leg kick thing first.Have you ever been in a fight with a martial artist? Or even sparred with one?
Sparred yes, real fight no.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
His leg was fine at the beginning of each fight, he was able to stand on it, walk on it without limping, and land on it after kicking. It was only after each fight that it hurt, or when the Colombian exploited it.1850PSI, dude.
Its called adrenaline, a lot of athletes can play through injuries at near 100%
I easily played through a sprained ankle/wrist and a fractured wrist in football without showing the other team it is injured, unless of course it is heavily wrapped or the cast in the case of my wrist or someone falls on my ankle or something of the sorts. Doesn't mean that at points it didn't hurt or I was at 100% but I definately didn't feel it as much until after the game.
Uri was doing it after having his leg broken, pretty much at the knee cap point with little rehabilitation or support and was still doing all of those stunts, that is a high level of human endurance and feats, but it wasn't only after each fight that he actually showed the pain from his leg, he showed it in his first fight of the movie in just his stance alone and DURING the other fights at the tournament.
Since you're so persistent on the 1850 PSI, please show me any boxer, matter of fact any fighter who punched/kicked at their full utmost power in every single hit. Drago hits hard yes, Drago doesn't normally get the time to set up a punch in a match like he did on a machine, so he isn't going to be hitting that hard everytime.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Has any single one of Uri's foes ever been shown punching with 1850PSI? Nope. Next question.BTW: When he KO'd Spider Rico, he did so MMA style 😉 He and Drago both showed that they know how to take an opponent to the ground ✅
They have never been shown punching a machine to measure their hitting power but, the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Not saying they did probably hit one, but to accuse them of not being able to hit hard cause they didn't isn't too good of a point.
I don't see what was MMA like about that. It was pretty much a normally boxing match, he KO'd the guy and then kept punching him while he was KO'd on the ground. So you consider beating an unconscious opponent on the ground, who also happens to have no sort of ground game at all which may as well be irrelevant due to the fact that he was KO'd anyway, as an example of ground game?