I would beat you in a fight.

I thank my opponent for his well thought out case, I will now show voters why I would win :) Body Types and JudoMy opponent claims that my body type gives him some of advantage aganist me I will show why this false and why my body type along with other factors make me the superior fighter in this situation. My opponent has not informed us that he is a bodybulider, only that he lifts recreationally. Now knowing this bit of information about my opponent almost undues him. He is a 33 on the BMI scale. Which makes him catagorically obese, I on the other hand am at the normal weight at a comfortable, 24.5. His size means he has exert more energy to move himself than I do. Furthermore, defending my quote, while it may true that since don't weigh the same so I don't have the same muscle compacity as he does but if we read the quote correctly it states I have a higher endurance, faster reaction times, better ability to rotate my body, and a greater ability to accelerate movements. Muscles are less valuable than all of that put together. Advantage me. Now with regards to his comments, he seems to have some preconceived notion that I will stand and box with him. This is absolutely not the case. I attempt to(no matter the area) bring him down to the ground, if my opponent doubts my ability to do this on such a large person, I would point out three things, one judo is designed to work on anybody, two I have three sports that all focus on just taking someone down to the ground and I have been practicing one for 6 years, three I work with much bigger guys with me at my dojo as mentioned prior. Athema and meI have grown out of my athema for the most part, but let me explain why my opponent has no such advantage. During a fight adrenaline rushes to brain. Personally, if my asthma is acting up(which is rare) it doesn't hit me until after the activity is over. The fact is that my asthma is mostly passive, furthermore my altitude gives me a distinct advantage over my opponent even if my opponents contention was right. I have been competing in high-level competitions at high altitudes and therefore train at high altitudes. I have much more experience in stressful conditions at high altitudes to illustrate this further I will talk about a typical wrestling season. Practice every weekday, Saturdays(possibly sundays, if they are two day) is tournament day and you train with no food the day before and limited food the whole week so as not to spike your weight that takes extreme mental and physical toughness, along with that I have trained in these conditons, this makes my conditioning superb. While cannot do as much wrestling here(I found a club, yay), Judo is almost as competitive here in Europe as wrestling is in America. They train very seriously. I got extra endurance to go the extra mile. IQ=/=GPAIQ is no reflection of GPA, or vice versa. My opponent has not justified why GPA ought to matter anyway. Why does fighting have anything to do with academic achievement? Last I checked most nerds didn't beat on the jocks(not to be mean to either group just a example). In fact it would seem often the most academically achieved one doesn't win the fight, look at the past, they didn't say "Okay everyone of you that did good in school, lets go to war" while I am sure there are intelligent warriors this is irrelavent because GPA isn't a factor in IQ. My opponent has chosen not to tell us whose IQ is higher. But even if his IQ were higher, fighting isn't solely about who is smarter, it is about who is in better condition to win the fight at some point of time. I think I am.Grappling and StrikingMy opponent has not indicated he has any experience any hand to hand combat(with exception of wrestling but no details here), he has also not indicated any formal striking training. Based on this information we cannot conclude which of us will be better strikers. We have to assume we are fairly even, however when it comes to grappling it seems I have the extreme advantage. All the combat sports/martial arts I have done have trained me to get on top and maintain control or submit someone. I have trained them extensively and competitively. This gives me a huge advantage. My opponent may be able to stop my wrestling partially due to size but Judo is made for beating someone similar size to him for guys similar to the size of me. Now the basis of probablity it would seem I have the upper hand.Clearly I would defeat my opponent in a fight.Now in celebration of my victory here is a *old* movie trailer.http://www.youtube.com...