Wrestling Is Ten Times Harder Than Fighting Says Josh Koscheck

i hate kos and i think he’s a d-bag…. BUT i agree with him. I used to be training MMA (Wrestling, BJJ and kickboxing) and even had some competitions. Now I’m training only wrestling and its harder physically and mentally.

i agree, ive always hated kos

wrestling is laying on your opponent on the ground. seem simple to me

He’s right that TRAINING grappling is way harder then training striking because when you grapple,you grapple at 100% and it’s extrmely hard cardio wise and physically but getting punched in the face and getting your orbital smasshed is way harder then wrestling.

who is he fighting next?

@BellendBisping
You just proved how ignorant you are about MMA and proved that the biggest rainnig you make in your day is walking up to the fridge and getting another pepsi.Trying to slam and control somebody your size and strenght while he’s trying to do the same thing is the hardest workout you can do.Punching people in the face and kicking them is simple,all you have to do is move and attack when you nned to attack.Wrestling and grappling is extrmely hard and you NEVER rest.You have to do soemthing different with every move your oppoenent makes.

wrestling is more sexually satisfyig than mma

i want to see diaz vs koscheck. Would be a great match. They would both trash talk and taunt each other the whole match. They both have excellent cardio, and both like to bang. Would be much more entertaining the the gsp snooze fest that gsp vs diaz will be.

@DeLaSeoul
Not really.BJJ isn’t about strenght at all.Strong guys with good technic are good but in the end technic will beat them.If BJJ was all about strenght,Marcello Garcia and Demian Maia couldnt submit HWs.Also wrestling takes way more strenght then BJJ since you try to slam and pin a guy,in BJJ there’s no points for slamming.

@KungFuLowKick, lol technique helps, but it’s mostly marketing. Sure, it will make a difference if you’re competing against someone who doesn’t know how to roll, but once you start competing against brown/black belts with backgrounds in wrestling and judo, it really comes down to how fast you can execute techniques, strength, and flowing.