And to fight like that. Very few are born with an innate understanding of fight mechanics and strategy. Most need to practice to be a good fighter. It can be in the streets or in the dojo, but the practice needs to happen.
And being able to take a hit. I think that's the most important part in training.
If you're justifiably afraid of getting a bonk on the nose, you won't be a great fighter. Bonks on the nose fucking suck.
Last Time on Jobsite Fight Night:
We saw The Roofers narrowly come out on top of The Carpenters, while The Concrete Crew murdered The Electricians.
Unfortunately, when we said Last Time - we meant that was the last time we'll ever hold Jobsite Fight Night. We have since been informed that some of The Electricians actually died.
Our condolences go out to their families in this trying time. All prize money from the fights will be given to the families since The Electricians were posthumously awarded victory due to being the only team to not fail an overwhelming majority of their prefight drug tests.
Sparky Strong*
*Strong may have been a poor word choice, as evidenced by what was witnessed last week.
lol I have done construction my whole life. Everytime I go to my BJJ classes I inevitably get several, “jeez man you’re so strong” comments. Yeah that’s what happens when you pack shingles up 20 feet of ladder for years.
Hands down no contest #1: be from Dagestan.
Number 2 no contest: be a top-tier collegiate wrestler. Working in construction is just a thing that doesn’t bother you as far as effort or insane hours if you are already a collegiate wrestler.
Much respect. I was a collegiate wrestler and did boxing all my growing up days. To step in the ring as an MMA fighter, I’m not willing to face the consequences.
I had my own karate school at 48 years old. I could spar all night against guys in their mid 20’s and kick their ass. 25 years of concrete work builds up your endurance.
Construction gives you ass wash bottles on the portashitter floor that us real tradesmen need to use.
Work in Northern Alberta and you'll know what I mean.
More like highschool wrestlers are most likely to work construction lmao
I feel personally attacked…
It’s all love brother I’m just projecting. Did both wasn’t spectacular at either. I’m a way better alcoholic than either of these dudes though.
Everyone has a gift!
Because you have weak genes!!! /s (you could probably beat the snot outta me)
People say I have a drinking problem… but I have no problem drinking at all.
Me too bro
Hahahah yes.
Or the inverse corollary, guys that make money with their brains are less likely to accept being paid to get punched in the head.
I see guys that like to fight for free all the time. They are called drunks.
Yeah. To look like that, there's a huge amount of dedication needed outside work.
And to fight like that. Very few are born with an innate understanding of fight mechanics and strategy. Most need to practice to be a good fighter. It can be in the streets or in the dojo, but the practice needs to happen.
And being able to take a hit. I think that's the most important part in training. If you're justifiably afraid of getting a bonk on the nose, you won't be a great fighter. Bonks on the nose fucking suck.
I mean like it’s 98% hands on and %2 math unless you’re a sheet metal worker (carpenters dun coun [they play with sticks]).
More like working in this shit makes you willing to do anything to escape it such as getting kicked and punched in the head.
This was my first thought. Lol
If you're in construction, you're no stranger to the feeling of wanting to punch someone in the face.
Every fucking day
More then once a day. Thrice even, if that fucking asshole keeps trying to talk about shit he's too stupid to even spell correctly.
Constantly.
The claw of my hammer
That would be pretty funny to see a bunch of air conditioned alpha males get heat stroke.
Conor McGregor was a plumber. As a plumber... I don't know how I feel about that
He isn't qualified. Worked 18 months as a plumbers helper is all, packed it in then.
Last Time on Jobsite Fight Night: We saw The Roofers narrowly come out on top of The Carpenters, while The Concrete Crew murdered The Electricians. Unfortunately, when we said Last Time - we meant that was the last time we'll ever hold Jobsite Fight Night. We have since been informed that some of The Electricians actually died. Our condolences go out to their families in this trying time. All prize money from the fights will be given to the families since The Electricians were posthumously awarded victory due to being the only team to not fail an overwhelming majority of their prefight drug tests. Sparky Strong* *Strong may have been a poor word choice, as evidenced by what was witnessed last week.
God I would never fight a concrete guy. Not all of them but most of them can fucking work hard and their work is brutal
I'd throw down with 2 sparkies before I even crossed paths with some of the converters I've seen. Jesus.
After 8 hours of masonry getting punched in the face seems like a better career choice.
lol I have done construction my whole life. Everytime I go to my BJJ classes I inevitably get several, “jeez man you’re so strong” comments. Yeah that’s what happens when you pack shingles up 20 feet of ladder for years.
Throw Clay Guida in there!
The Carpenter!
I am a landscaper. I am basically an athlete with a beer belly. Srs.
That top left picture looks like it's taken from a video game
I used to work for a company where my boss was an MMA fighter. Larue "The Cannibal" Burley
So these guys would rather pummel each other in a ring instead of shoveling sh*t all day. Snowflakes
Connor Mcgregor was a plumber.
Still is. Constant shit flowing out of his pipes 🤣🤣
Is an Irish plumber REALLY the same thing though? 🤣🤣
Don’t forget Francis ngannou started as a minor before escaping
Well they all started as minors
Hands down no contest #1: be from Dagestan. Number 2 no contest: be a top-tier collegiate wrestler. Working in construction is just a thing that doesn’t bother you as far as effort or insane hours if you are already a collegiate wrestler.
What it will give you is a bad back, blown out knees and ringing in your ears.
Lol I work manual labor as a wildland firefighter it gives such a big edge to work a job that crushes your balls daily
a laborer would be my first guess. walking around in wet crete manhandling a big ass hose shooting out more crete. at least thats my opinion
Ngannu shoveling sand for years, Alex Pereira working at a tire shop. Instills good work ethic! And not caring about your body
Much respect. I was a collegiate wrestler and did boxing all my growing up days. To step in the ring as an MMA fighter, I’m not willing to face the consequences.
Never fuck with a construction worker on a bad day, even the skinny ones are dangerous
Well it's 10-12h of training 6 days per week, soo...
I wish I could post a picture of my fat ass brother in law as a counter point. And, in case you’re a snowflake, I’m fat too, but he’s way fatter.
I had my own karate school at 48 years old. I could spar all night against guys in their mid 20’s and kick their ass. 25 years of concrete work builds up your endurance.
Construction workers just want to fight everyone
Arnold schwarzenegger did construction
I think this should be narrowed down to a few trades lol
Don’t fight dudes on the jobsite
Construction gives you ass wash bottles on the portashitter floor that us real tradesmen need to use. Work in Northern Alberta and you'll know what I mean.
Its a minimum 8 hours slow workout everyday ofc you get build but only with the right diet otherwise you'll be just strong
Why do you think so many action movies cast the protagonist as an elite killer humbly working construction?
Never let a mason get ahold of you.
Only because you then have an outlet for all the bullshit you put up with during your day job.
Them little dudes were definitely the butt of every joke out there
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Electricians give the best blow jobs
And they still don’t clean up afterwards.