Ken Shamrock said the same thing he said he got hurt way more in WWE than MMA. He said in MMA he could protect himself way more he said in wrestling your part of the show your going to get slammed and thrown and hit with things.
Kurt Angle said WWE was harder on him than Olympic wrestling with a broken neck. It’s the constant wear and tear so many nights a year with the travel. They are huge stuntmen basically
@@MrDavicovicI think it’s more so because in WWE it’s scripted and you have to let people hurt you even if in an actual wrestling match you would’ve stomped them. WWE wanted Kurt to come wrestle sooner but Kurt didn’t want to let anyone beat up on him.
Fighters only fight a few times a year usually. Wrestlers are on the road 200-300+ days per year constantly doing matches, so the chances for injury go way way up. Also, you're purposely taking hits and bumping in wrestling, whereas in fighting, you're trying not to get hit. Fake or not, taking bumps constantly is gonna add up real quick.
There’s also the adrenaline of MMA that simply isn’t there as much in WWE. Your brain knowing that it’s “fake” won’t produce the same levels of adrenaline as fighting a person who is genuinely trying to hurt you.
@@LazyLampshade200 is less than 4 matches a week. In 2022 they did 147 house shows. That's around 3 house shows a week, plus a weekly TV taping and a monthly PPV. 200 seems about right.
WWE may be scripted but those moves hurt. There are multiple wrestlers careers who have been ruined by simple moves being messed up. I would say yeah getting punched in the face and body is gonna hurt like hell, but I really don’t think most of those people would be willing to get thrown off a ladder through a table
@@will1929 bro what? Most of their moves are designed so that you don't even touch the mat, it's very easy to perform a spot and not injure the other fighter...
MMA is a lot of practice and training but it's in a relatively safe and structured environment. WWE...take all that training, add in even more weight work, and then do 150-250 matches a year where you're getting thrown around, flying through the air, giving and taking hard impacts. Particularly in the more modern high-flying style, it's brutal. It may be scripted, but it's not fake.
They both hurt. Just a matter of what actually goes on during the individual outings. The big difference I think is mma if you’re really good. you have a chance of not even getting hurt. Or at least taking minimal damage and you only take that serious risk/damage on a few occasions a year. Wwe youre not intentionally trying to hurt each other but you’re guaranteed to be taking bumps pretty much every time you go out. You’re doing it weekly. You’re often doing high risk stunts, where if executed correctly you’ll be ok. If it goes wrong though, you get some pretty serious injuries. Like mma. Unless you’re fighting conor you’re not going to have to worry about a chair shot to begin with let alone a botched one.
WWE is just worse in my opinion. Taking back bumps on wood 5 times plus in a match for weeks can suck, not to mention the numerous times wrestlers tear off their biceps, ACL, miniscus, quads etc...
I agree with everything you said aside from weekly, these guys are on the road a lot of the time having matches on house shows so taking wrestling bumps numerous times a week... It's a tough gig!
@@lt7601 one bad punch or kick and your neck could snap too. you could be brain dead or actually die. Mma you could be slammed on your head and end up paralyzed just the same as wrestling. Pro wrestling and combat sports are all equally dangerous in their own right. The risks are different but at the end the of the day they are all putting their bodies on the line, taking damage in some way and risking serious and permanent injuries. And just like wrestlers are working dark matches on top of tv appearances. fighters are getting beat up in training on a regular basis on top of their actual fights too. Some of the worst injuries have come from training. Heck, Tony Ferguson tore his acl tripping over a cable at a press conference.
They both hurt but just imagine when you’re fighting MMA it’s pure adrenaline for a bit half of those punches and half of those shots you will not feel that badly I feel like in WWE you’re really not in adrenaline mode all the time so when you take a power bomb or get dumped on your back, it’s just straight like that
Also, if you have a major injury in MMA, the match is almost immediately over. The ref will slide in if they see that you have a concussion or a torn quad. The average WWE match is probably way less painful than the average MMA match, but if you land on your head or tear/pull a muscle in WWE, you just have to keep going.
@@squaddizzle85 trust me it last for most of the time I actually fight and the only time I really feel anything is if he’s actually a power puncher and he gets me right there but everything else I feel after the fights
@@Baronnax exactly how many injuries have we seen wrestlers actually fight through during matches I’m not saying professional wrestling is tougher than MMA but I’ve seen triple H ripped both of his quads and wrestle the whole match afterwards
@@Casandii plus all the concussions they suffer mid-match too. I remember Bubba Ray Dudley's story about getting a concussion during his TLC 4 match in 2002, the entire story is hilarious, if not concerning.
Well, a big difference is in MMA you're dodging and blocking strikes, the ref will stop the fight before it gets too bad, and in pro wrestling you're taking those hits w/o blocking, and the match must go to a finish regardless of injury.
@@ultraomenmurat9937 That is true, good point. But also we've all seen wrestlers get seriously hurt and still have to do a couple more minutes to get to a finish. It's probably their call, I guess whether or not they call the audible is up to the hurt wrestler, so ego and pride are likely a factor, tho it does seem like audibles are called and refs throw up the "X" a lot more often these days then they used to. Whether you feel that that's good or bad for pro wrestling probably depends on which era you grew up during. Old heads will say that you ALWAYS finish the match no matter what, younger fans will say that safety comes first. We used to literally stab heels in the parking lot, now we worry that our tough guy and gal pro fighters might get hurt. The business has definitely changed, probably for the better IMO.
Fighters get injured in fights and continue fighting all the time. In mma your opponent is trying to hurt you against your will where wrestling is the opposite. Nobody’s actually getting punched and kicked full force in wrestling
You can prepare for a punch and kicks and being choked out you can't really prepare for a chair or being slammed through a table or fall off a ladder it may be staged but it still hurts imagine falling off a 20ft ladder into a table then gotta ride a hour to the next place because you gotta wrestle again the next day
I think it's because MMA is real fighting, so there is a real ref there to stop the fight at a moments notice and call a winner and as for the entertainment side, the fight isn't real, so they keep stressing their bodies and keep pushing limits for the entertainment.
Yeah, I don't know what happened with her cos I've ruptured my ACL and that was horrendous, whilst recovering from the surgery was pretty okay from a pain perspective
Never done an ACL but tore my rotator cuff and ripped my bicep off my labrum. The actual injury was just a pop sound and mild pain for a moment. The recovery from the surgery was brutal. As soon as the nerve block wore off, I was popping percs like tic tacs for a couple weeks.
Depends on who the suplex is from. If the suplex is from Brock Lesnar then no thanks. Just punch me in the face at that point. Also, find an instance in MMA of a limb snapping as brutally as Sid Vicious' leg did.
getting hit in the face hurts for a few hours or day or 2 depends... getting slammed around is muscle soreness for possibly 2 weeks so thats your answer
Generally most people have a lot of respect for wrestlers, especially the ones that work 250+ days in the year. The punishment wrestlers take year round is incredible, hands down one of the most toughest things to do.
It’s all situational. Holland just snapped someone’s arm the other knight. Dustin got his nose shattered again. Conor snapped his fuckin leg same with Silva and Weidman so idk
No one said injuries don’t happen in MMA, just that they are less common. One thing you have to consider is a fighter will only have a handful of matches a year. Whereas in WWE they’re on the road and getting dropped on their backs, shoulders, legs, etc multiple times a week. Even though it’s scripted and they try to do the moves safely, hurting yourself is almost inevitable.
I imagine WWE hurts more in the long run cause of the constant punishment you’re putting yourself through. You and your opponent are trying to protect yourselves but at the end of the day jumping from the top rope is still a 6-7 foot fall
“We’ve all felt that.” He’s like… no, normal people try to avoid being in situations where they’ll get punched in the face. Most live a whole lifetime without ever experiencing it.
MMA is real combat. Shit hurts and every punch is live. But adrenaline is pumping every match. WWE. Much like basketball in my opinion, the athletes must move very well. Like things normal people cant or wouldn’t do. Those bumps hurts, the punches and strikes are dull but add up. Landing on your belly, back, knees and upper shoulders looks painful my guys. Wrestling is 52 weeks a year. MMA is 4-5 pro fights a year? Plus training camps MMA, real combat fighters, tough gig and crap pay tbh. WWE way more mileage and recklessness of the body. Matches add up quick and injuries are possible on each bump. It’s scary to think about the pain a wrestler goes through in deep water moments. Adrenaline is a hell of a thing I guess. I’ve seen horrid injuries in both sports, accidents happen. Nothing tops Joey Mercery double noggin knocker. Just vicious injuries in WWE that can truly be ‘accidental’
It still amazes me that so many people have never been in a fight. As a kid, i would just be walking down the street or a playground and suddenly I'm in a fight!
I mean getting punched in the fact sucks but for the most part it isn't the most painful thing in the world. I feel like taking a bunch of chair shots across the back or certain bumps in wrestling would hurt way more. Bro I'm not taking a powerbomb on top of a ladder fuck outta here lol
Both are capable of severe injury, but I don't know the percentage of injuries in each sport. My gut tells me mma is more sudden with injuries, whereas if you're wrestling, the injuries show up more severely later.
Ironically wrestlers had worse injuries. I think the majority of wrestlers said they had more than 5 operations during their careers. Many died younger than fighters, had more alcohol/drug problems.
Any sports, you do it as often as pro wrestlers, you're bound to get hurt. I used to play basketball 3 times a week in my twenties. Now I'm in my thirties and only play once a week and my knees are messed up. My knees take a huge beating even when I don't play hard, so I can only imagine wrestlers taking bumps that often.
In mma you usually are either knocked out or are choked out so you most likely won't feel the pain, whereas in wwe you're fully conscious when you get dumped and take a bad bump.
@@stuffilike6755 I didn't say you never feel pain, especially *after* a knockout. But *during* it, good luck registering anything after having your brain sloshed around.
People dont understand how demanding of a sport pro wrestling actually is. Sure alot of it is fake but people can still get real serious injuries. Especially the guys and girls who go flying off things.
They both hurt but you know exactly what you’re getting into when you step into an octagon. Wrestling, although scripted, can have things go wrong much easier than the UFC and you’re expected to keep going if you’re on TV.
the scary thing is, i paused it before she revealed her answer to guess what she'd say and why etc, i pressed play, she more of less said exactly what i did, MMA pain is more of a typical fight sort of feel, it would obviously hurt like hell, but like she said, we've all felt it, you'd likely be used to it to a extent, but then with WWE you get to a PPV and your in a extreme rules match, Finn for example with the ladder against Edge, when WWE fighting goes wrong, it really goes wrong for you.
That’s why when people at that wrestling is fake, I only say the outcome is, because being slammed, taking bumps and being hit with objects and trying to fake your punches hurts
In MMA you’re actively defending yourself to avoid serious bodily injury, but in WWE the goal is to put on a show, and part of the show is getting bodyslammed or suplexed or getting hit with a chair or put through a table. Basically wrestlers are like the actors and the stunt people rolled into one, they take all the bumps live and in front of an audience. And when you’re taking bumps like that week after week, painful injuries are inevitable. Whereas MMA fighters, serious ones anyway, only fight two, maybe three times a year. And those injuries are usually only surface level, broken nose, black eye, fat lip, etc. Not saying that serious injuries don’t happen in MMA, but in wrestling the injuries are on a more consistent basis.
You can tear your ACL in MMA too, I feel it's just about what you do , like some guys just strikers and they're less likely to get hurt than a wrestling style fighter
Yes, that's pretty accurate. I trained MMA for years. I can no longer train due to injuries. They kept adding up. My knee is not good at all right now. Grappling is where most of the serious injuries take place, not striking. Striking is more of a busted lip, headache, some bruises. But grappling is when you start tearing your connective tissue up. You start getting the disc's in your back slip out of place. Bad neck and shoulder pains. A big man or top star who might not need to take as many bumps is different than a low-mid card who takes many bumps. A pro at mma doesn't get into all these compromising positions as much as a lower level guy so their body's take less of a toll.
It depends on the person. If you're a jobber, you're about to take serious bumps that will lead to more pain and injury. If you're a big man or top guy, not so much. In MMA it's similar. I trained MMA. The surface wounds she's talking about is nothing like she said, but that's the striking portion. The majority of serious injuries you get in mma is from the grappling portion. I tore my body up grappling. If you're a top MMA fighter you aren't taking the same beatings as a casual because you're so good that not many people can push you to those limits to get you in those bad compromising positions and scrambles. Overall, wrestling will probably lead to more injuries. But everyone i know who trains MMA all have something wrong with them physically. I actually had to quit because of my injuries they kept getting worse and more frequent.
I'm way bigger MMA fan then WWE but even I'm willing to admit she is definitely right especially when in WWE they do things like jump off a cage one little mistake and that we can become a very serious injury
Yeah...her, Matt Riddle, Bobby Lashley, all the wrestlers who have done MMA or other combat sports at some point say that wrestling is way harder on their bodies, which makes sense.
The pain these wrestlers go through for our entertainment is crazy.. falling off ladders n cages going through tables n glass, dumped on tags etc. Someone shud ask Jeff Hardy, Moxley and those crazy ECW originals😂
Bro UFC fighters fight 3-4 times a year AT MAX. WWE may not be real fighting but those bumps are fkn real, and they do it every fkn week. True athletes fr.
Yes, but your injuries don't happen much when you fight. They happen in the training room. I had to quit mma forever because my injuries kept adding up. Wrestling probably does cause more injuries overall because you need to keep throwing yourself to the mat but it depends. If you're good at mma not many people can push you to do as much damage on your body. If you're good at wrestling or a big man that doesn't need to take as many bumps you're more protected.
Finally someone said it imagine watching Rory Macdonald vs Lawler, and then saying WWE is tougher. I've never seen anyone leave a wresting match looking like that?😅
Sonya was one of the worst mma fighters I've ever seen & she's a mid level pro wrestler at best. I believe the only reason she has a job in WWE still is because she's their token lesbian.
@@tootzy-the-rollu have clearly never watched mma look up what guys legs looked like after fighting Jose Aldo look at the armbar olivera have tony Ferguson in look at Conor’s last fight
So getting kicked and punched in the body and legs is just the face? Armbars, kimuras, leg locks, and heel hooks don't happen? Stick to Pokémon lil guy
Wrestling is much more risky than mma though , one bad timing of moveset and you can have life threatening injury In MMA at worse you can get broken jaws or few muscle pain
Wwe have to do it nearly every day, i fight like once every 4-6 months i think an mma fight is probably more painful considering you have to take a ton of time to recover but wwe is more painful overall
Both are real painful im sure but in actuality, WWE wrestlers do much more inaide one square circle than any MMA fighter. The ring work, the running of the ropes, the top turnbuckle work, etc.
Honestly not what I was expecting. Would’ve thought constantly getting punched and kicked in the face would be more painful. But I guess consistently throwing your body on the floor (sometimes from great heights) is also pretty terrible.
The thing is, in MMA, you can get away from a match pretty much scratch free if you're skillful enough but in a wwe match you will always hurt yourself.
Bruh idgaf what they talking about you not gone tell a sport where there is padding and ways to not actually take hits is more painful then a sport where your opponent is punching,kicking, elbowing and slamming with all their strength with all intention to knock you tf out 🤣 like let’s stop the bs for one day
The difference is that an MMA bout is there and done. You are always grinding at WWE. Is a full-time job and when you are not on a program, you are training. In the long run, it does hurt longer.
MMA fighters usually retire around their late 30s. Professional wrestlers can wrestle into their late 40s. That should tell you which one wears down on you harder.
So the question is which hurts more, you getting surface level cuts and bruises every couple of months but you actively try avoiding that or purposely slamming yourself and hurting yourself multiple times a week and month every month of the year with the possibility of slamming or hurting yourself in the wrong way and being harshly injured for a couple months to a couple years lol.
Idk why but if she liked men I would definitely say I would have a crush on her. Of course not like the guy that broke into her house 😂 that was a crazy interrogation video.
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MMA is trying not to get hurt as best you can while WWE is trying to get hurt as safely as possible
That's the best way anyone's ever put it
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Perfect description👌
Person from Jersey here, I can confirm everyone in New Jersey has at least been in one of those SpongeBob Full Body Casts ONCE.
Nah for real, it gets hectic bruh💀🤣
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Ken Shamrock said the same thing he said he got hurt way more in WWE than MMA. He said in MMA he could protect himself way more he said in wrestling your part of the show your going to get slammed and thrown and hit with things.
And you can't even block when you know something painful is coming
Yes MMA injuries are usually outside, while WWE injuries are always on the inside (muscle tear, dislocation etc)
Also heard Chanel sonnen say some people hit so hard it doesn’t really hurt and you just go numb lol. So I can see people saying wwe hurts more
Kurt Angle said WWE was harder on him than Olympic wrestling with a broken neck. It’s the constant wear and tear so many nights a year with the travel. They are huge stuntmen basically
Yes, I believe the injuries happen because they do not have enough time to rest since they are always on the road.
@@MrDavicovicI think it’s more so because in WWE it’s scripted and you have to let people hurt you even if in an actual wrestling match you would’ve stomped them. WWE wanted Kurt to come wrestle sooner but Kurt didn’t want to let anyone beat up on him.
Fighters only fight a few times a year usually.
Wrestlers are on the road 200-300+ days per year constantly doing matches, so the chances for injury go way way up. Also, you're purposely taking hits and bumping in wrestling, whereas in fighting, you're trying not to get hit. Fake or not, taking bumps constantly is gonna add up real quick.
There’s also the adrenaline of MMA that simply isn’t there as much in WWE. Your brain knowing that it’s “fake” won’t produce the same levels of adrenaline as fighting a person who is genuinely trying to hurt you.
200-300+ days per year??? Haha 🤣 it ain’t the territory days anymore bruv, wrestlers today ain’t on the road half that amount of time.
@@LazyLampshade200 is less than 4 matches a week. In 2022 they did 147 house shows. That's around 3 house shows a week, plus a weekly TV taping and a monthly PPV. 200 seems about right.
Scripted and fake are two different things bud WWE isn't fake @@cyynical3299
What a bullshit comment, although fighters fight only a handful of times per year, they are in the gym daily going hard.
so which hurts more... being punched in the face.. or dumped on your back
Dumped on your back for sure. Mma pain heals quick. This is coming from an mma fighter
WWE may be scripted but those moves hurt. There are multiple wrestlers careers who have been ruined by simple moves being messed up. I would say yeah getting punched in the face and body is gonna hurt like hell, but I really don’t think most of those people would be willing to get thrown off a ladder through a table
@@combatofhonor23 head trauma lasts for ever dude
Face. You can brace yourself or land a certain way when slammed on your back.
@@dylanelliott9764I mean the best wrestler of probably all time died after a backdrop suplex which wasn't even a stiff one nor did he land wrong
The way to think about wrestling is, you’re basically a stuntman/stuntwoman… your job is to literally fall off things and get hurt.
Your job is to not get hurt but to make it look like it hurt.
@@Vertical-sandwichesYet it's impossible to not take a damage. You just get used to it, but it's still hurts
@@will1929 bro what? Most of their moves are designed so that you don't even touch the mat, it's very easy to perform a spot and not injure the other fighter...
@@bencastor9207 Just watch it. For a little bit and you'll see that they take bumps every time. They touch the mat every time
@@bencastor9207a lot of things can happen during the match
It makes sense. In one you have to fight 2-4 times a year and the other you have to take bumps every single week
MMA is a lot of practice and training but it's in a relatively safe and structured environment. WWE...take all that training, add in even more weight work, and then do 150-250 matches a year where you're getting thrown around, flying through the air, giving and taking hard impacts. Particularly in the more modern high-flying style, it's brutal. It may be scripted, but it's not fake.
I did muay thai one summer when i was 17 and had my head kicked. I remember feeling the concussion all the way til Christmas 💀
They both hurt. Just a matter of what actually goes on during the individual outings. The big difference I think is mma if you’re really good. you have a chance of not even getting hurt. Or at least taking minimal damage and you only take that serious risk/damage on a few occasions a year. Wwe youre not intentionally trying to hurt each other but you’re guaranteed to be taking bumps pretty much every time you go out. You’re doing it weekly. You’re often doing high risk stunts, where if executed correctly you’ll be ok. If it goes wrong though, you get some pretty serious injuries. Like mma. Unless you’re fighting conor you’re not going to have to worry about a chair shot to begin with let alone a botched one.
WWE is just worse in my opinion. Taking back bumps on wood 5 times plus in a match for weeks can suck, not to mention the numerous times wrestlers tear off their biceps, ACL, miniscus, quads etc...
I agree with everything you said aside from weekly, these guys are on the road a lot of the time having matches on house shows so taking wrestling bumps numerous times a week...
It's a tough gig!
@@lt7601 one bad punch or kick and your neck could snap too. you could be brain dead or actually die. Mma you could be slammed on your head and end up paralyzed just the same as wrestling. Pro wrestling and combat sports are all equally dangerous in their own right. The risks are different but at the end the of the day they are all putting their bodies on the line, taking damage in some way and risking serious and permanent injuries. And just like wrestlers are working dark matches on top of tv appearances. fighters are getting beat up in training on a regular basis on top of their actual fights too. Some of the worst injuries have come from training. Heck, Tony Ferguson tore his acl tripping over a cable at a press conference.
Bro the last part sent me. 🤣🤣🤣
@@qdis662not to mention they still have to rehearse the match as well
Ironically in MMA you're actively dodging.
In wrestling you are actively TRYING to let yourself get hit.
They both hurt but just imagine when you’re fighting MMA it’s pure adrenaline for a bit half of those punches and half of those shots you will not feel that badly I feel like in WWE you’re really not in adrenaline mode all the time so when you take a power bomb or get dumped on your back, it’s just straight like that
Adrenaline does not last that long,
Also, if you have a major injury in MMA, the match is almost immediately over. The ref will slide in if they see that you have a concussion or a torn quad. The average WWE match is probably way less painful than the average MMA match, but if you land on your head or tear/pull a muscle in WWE, you just have to keep going.
@@squaddizzle85 trust me it last for most of the time I actually fight and the only time I really feel anything is if he’s actually a power puncher and he gets me right there but everything else I feel after the fights
@@Baronnax exactly how many injuries have we seen wrestlers actually fight through during matches I’m not saying professional wrestling is tougher than MMA but I’ve seen triple H ripped both of his quads and wrestle the whole match afterwards
@@Casandii plus all the concussions they suffer mid-match too. I remember Bubba Ray Dudley's story about getting a concussion during his TLC 4 match in 2002, the entire story is hilarious, if not concerning.
I'd let francis ngannou knock me out rather than having to jump off a tall ass ladder or cage 😂
hahahaha..one quick punch is better than jumping off from 20 plus feet
What about getting choked by Jon Jones ☠️
@@hiimsaulcaveman 😒 It makes no difference who's doing the choke, like...
@@jayluis189 bruh jon jones’ choke to machida was brutal asf
Well, a big difference is in MMA you're dodging and blocking strikes, the ref will stop the fight before it gets too bad, and in pro wrestling you're taking those hits w/o blocking, and the match must go to a finish regardless of injury.
And the schedule.. constantly on the road, weekly matches even when scripted takes a toll.
Well injury wise it depends, if the injury is severe the match gets stopped. Otherwise there may be an audible to pin the person injured quickly.
@@ultraomenmurat9937 That is true, good point. But also we've all seen wrestlers get seriously hurt and still have to do a couple more minutes to get to a finish. It's probably their call, I guess whether or not they call the audible is up to the hurt wrestler, so ego and pride are likely a factor, tho it does seem like audibles are called and refs throw up the "X" a lot more often these days then they used to. Whether you feel that that's good or bad for pro wrestling probably depends on which era you grew up during. Old heads will say that you ALWAYS finish the match no matter what, younger fans will say that safety comes first. We used to literally stab heels in the parking lot, now we worry that our tough guy and gal pro fighters might get hurt. The business has definitely changed, probably for the better IMO.
@@faizfuad8361 Good point, I failed to acknowledge that in my comment.
Fighters get injured in fights and continue fighting all the time. In mma your opponent is trying to hurt you against your will where wrestling is the opposite. Nobody’s actually getting punched and kicked full force in wrestling
You can prepare for a punch and kicks and being choked out you can't really prepare for a chair or being slammed through a table or fall off a ladder it may be staged but it still hurts imagine falling off a 20ft ladder into a table then gotta ride a hour to the next place because you gotta wrestle again the next day
I think it's because MMA is real fighting, so there is a real ref there to stop the fight at a moments notice and call a winner and as for the entertainment side, the fight isn't real, so they keep stressing their bodies and keep pushing limits for the entertainment.
I wanna see a shoot fight between Sonya Deville and Ivy Nile or Shayna Bayzler.
Shayna said that WWE was more painful because of its constant schedule. UFC fighters take breaks between fights but WWE superstars don't.
I’ve seen more wrestlers be out because of injury than an MMA fighter.
It's weird that a Torn ACL didn't hurt but the surgey to fix it did.
It's facts the initial tear is quick the surgery and rehab is a tough one. Tore my patellar tendon in April still healing and rehabbing it.
Yeah, I don't know what happened with her cos I've ruptured my ACL and that was horrendous, whilst recovering from the surgery was pretty okay from a pain perspective
Never done an ACL but tore my rotator cuff and ripped my bicep off my labrum. The actual injury was just a pop sound and mild pain for a moment. The recovery from the surgery was brutal. As soon as the nerve block wore off, I was popping percs like tic tacs for a couple weeks.
It didn't hurt when I tore my bicep tendon. But the recovery did
Who is that posing with Her in the last frame? She looks identical to Her
i’m a professional wrestler AND fighter… let me tell YOU brother! there ain’t no pain like wrestling 3-6 days a week
MMA you get a punch, kick, elbow or knee to the face. In WWE you take 11 unprotected steel chair shots to the skull while handcuffed 😂😂
Still uncomfortable to watch to this day lol
Why is the audience muted?
Getting your limbs snapped hurts more than a suplex 😂
Im certain getting suplexed by legit any person will for sure snap some limbs lmfao these are professionals for a reason
Depends on who the suplex is from. If the suplex is from Brock Lesnar then no thanks. Just punch me in the face at that point. Also, find an instance in MMA of a limb snapping as brutally as Sid Vicious' leg did.
getting hit in the face hurts for a few hours or day or 2 depends... getting slammed around is muscle soreness for possibly 2 weeks so thats your answer
This made me think of the time the Undertaker did 2-3 matches with a broken orbital bone. He wrestled with a broken face.
Generally most people have a lot of respect for wrestlers, especially the ones that work 250+ days in the year. The punishment wrestlers take year round is incredible, hands down one of the most toughest things to do.
Falling off a hell in a cell will always be more painful than anything MMA can come up with.
It’s all situational. Holland just snapped someone’s arm the other knight. Dustin got his nose shattered again. Conor snapped his fuckin leg same with Silva and Weidman so idk
No one said injuries don’t happen in MMA, just that they are less common. One thing you have to consider is a fighter will only have a handful of matches a year. Whereas in WWE they’re on the road and getting dropped on their backs, shoulders, legs, etc multiple times a week. Even though it’s scripted and they try to do the moves safely, hurting yourself is almost inevitable.
@@justinb864 have any wrestler snapped any bones this year
@@justinb864On a night by night basis, no they’re not less common. Not only are they not less common, they’re almost always a lot more severe
UFC fighters only fight a few times a year, WWE wrestlers work hundreds of matches every year.
At the top of their sports, WWE is more grueling.
I imagine WWE hurts more in the long run cause of the constant punishment you’re putting yourself through. You and your opponent are trying to protect yourselves but at the end of the day jumping from the top rope is still a 6-7 foot fall
“We’ve all felt that.”
He’s like… no, normal people try to avoid being in situations where they’ll get punched in the face. Most live a whole lifetime without ever experiencing it.
When your threshold of pain is through the roof
Logan paul said the same thing wwe is tough and it hurts
MMA is real combat. Shit hurts and every punch is live. But adrenaline is pumping every match.
WWE. Much like basketball in my opinion, the athletes must move very well. Like things normal people cant or wouldn’t do.
Those bumps hurts, the punches and strikes are dull but add up. Landing on your belly, back, knees and upper shoulders looks painful my guys.
Wrestling is 52 weeks a year. MMA is 4-5 pro fights a year? Plus training camps
MMA, real combat fighters, tough gig and crap pay tbh.
WWE way more mileage and recklessness of the body. Matches add up quick and injuries are possible on each bump. It’s scary to think about the pain a wrestler goes through in deep water moments. Adrenaline is a hell of a thing I guess.
I’ve seen horrid injuries in both sports, accidents happen. Nothing tops Joey Mercery double noggin knocker. Just vicious injuries in WWE that can truly be ‘accidental’
It still amazes me that so many people have never been in a fight. As a kid, i would just be walking down the street or a playground and suddenly I'm in a fight!
I love how in wwe it just shows Sonya getting cooked by Liv
MMA VS WWE
In all honesty I feel like MMA will take the W cause of the realness in it.
She’s never fought at an elite level, how could she even compare. There’s no script.
Doesn't matter the standard of MMA is so high, even people not in the UFC would destroy an average person, do you know how good an amateur even is?
Elite level or not theres no script, idk what you mean
I mean getting punched in the fact sucks but for the most part it isn't the most painful thing in the world.
I feel like taking a bunch of chair shots across the back or certain bumps in wrestling would hurt way more. Bro I'm not taking a powerbomb on top of a ladder fuck outta here lol
Both are capable of severe injury, but I don't know the percentage of injuries in each sport. My gut tells me mma is more sudden with injuries, whereas if you're wrestling, the injuries show up more severely later.
Ironically wrestlers had worse injuries. I think the majority of wrestlers said they had more than 5 operations during their careers.
Many died younger than fighters, had more alcohol/drug problems.
Any sports, you do it as often as pro wrestlers, you're bound to get hurt. I used to play basketball 3 times a week in my twenties. Now I'm in my thirties and only play once a week and my knees are messed up. My knees take a huge beating even when I don't play hard, so I can only imagine wrestlers taking bumps that often.
she fought regional soccer mums what does she know
I would bet a lot of money she would make you cry man haha.
In mma you usually are either knocked out or are choked out so you most likely won't feel the pain, whereas in wwe you're fully conscious when you get dumped and take a bad bump.
What are you talking about? Not everyone gets knocked out after one punch.
@@MrDavicovic I never said everyone gets knocked out in a single punch, I said usually.
@@MrDavicovicthe harder you get hit in the head, the less you feel the pain.
@MiketheNerdRanger never been to a boxing or muay thai gym before, huh...
@@stuffilike6755 I didn't say you never feel pain, especially *after* a knockout. But *during* it, good luck registering anything after having your brain sloshed around.
People dont understand how demanding of a sport pro wrestling actually is. Sure alot of it is fake but people can still get real serious injuries. Especially the guys and girls who go flying off things.
At least an ACL injury doesn’t end your career like it would in most Sports.
They both hurt but you know exactly what you’re getting into when you step into an octagon. Wrestling, although scripted, can have things go wrong much easier than the UFC and you’re expected to keep going if you’re on TV.
the scary thing is, i paused it before she revealed her answer to guess what she'd say and why etc, i pressed play, she more of less said exactly what i did, MMA pain is more of a typical fight sort of feel, it would obviously hurt like hell, but like she said, we've all felt it, you'd likely be used to it to a extent, but then with WWE you get to a PPV and your in a extreme rules match, Finn for example with the ladder against Edge, when WWE fighting goes wrong, it really goes wrong for you.
That’s why when people at that wrestling is fake, I only say the outcome is, because being slammed, taking bumps and being hit with objects and trying to fake your punches hurts
In MMA you’re actively defending yourself to avoid serious bodily injury, but in WWE the goal is to put on a show, and part of the show is getting bodyslammed or suplexed or getting hit with a chair or put through a table. Basically wrestlers are like the actors and the stunt people rolled into one, they take all the bumps live and in front of an audience. And when you’re taking bumps like that week after week, painful injuries are inevitable. Whereas MMA fighters, serious ones anyway, only fight two, maybe three times a year. And those injuries are usually only surface level, broken nose, black eye, fat lip, etc. Not saying that serious injuries don’t happen in MMA, but in wrestling the injuries are on a more consistent basis.
You can tear your ACL in MMA too, I feel it's just about what you do , like some guys just strikers and they're less likely to get hurt than a wrestling style fighter
Yes, that's pretty accurate. I trained MMA for years. I can no longer train due to injuries. They kept adding up. My knee is not good at all right now.
Grappling is where most of the serious injuries take place, not striking. Striking is more of a busted lip, headache, some bruises. But grappling is when you start tearing your connective tissue up. You start getting the disc's in your back slip out of place. Bad neck and shoulder pains.
A big man or top star who might not need to take as many bumps is different than a low-mid card who takes many bumps. A pro at mma doesn't get into all these compromising positions as much as a lower level guy so their body's take less of a toll.
It depends on the person. If you're a jobber, you're about to take serious bumps that will lead to more pain and injury. If you're a big man or top guy, not so much. In MMA it's similar. I trained MMA. The surface wounds she's talking about is nothing like she said, but that's the striking portion. The majority of serious injuries you get in mma is from the grappling portion. I tore my body up grappling. If you're a top MMA fighter you aren't taking the same beatings as a casual because you're so good that not many people can push you to those limits to get you in those bad compromising positions and scrambles.
Overall, wrestling will probably lead to more injuries. But everyone i know who trains MMA all have something wrong with them physically. I actually had to quit because of my injuries they kept getting worse and more frequent.
I love sonya shes great
I'm way bigger MMA fan then WWE but even I'm willing to admit she is definitely right especially when in WWE they do things like jump off a cage one little mistake and that we can become a very serious injury
They all say this.
Yeah...her, Matt Riddle, Bobby Lashley, all the wrestlers who have done MMA or other combat sports at some point say that wrestling is way harder on their bodies, which makes sense.
The pain these wrestlers go through for our entertainment is crazy.. falling off ladders n cages going through tables n glass, dumped on tags etc. Someone shud ask Jeff Hardy, Moxley and those crazy ECW originals😂
Sonya is unbelievably beautiful 😍
She fought 3 times in mma of course she's going to say that
She did a lot of martial arts tournaments too BJJ and kickboxing etc.
Bro UFC fighters fight 3-4 times a year AT MAX. WWE may not be real fighting but those bumps are fkn real, and they do it every fkn week. True athletes fr.
Yes, but your injuries don't happen much when you fight. They happen in the training room. I had to quit mma forever because my injuries kept adding up.
Wrestling probably does cause more injuries overall because you need to keep throwing yourself to the mat but it depends. If you're good at mma not many people can push you to do as much damage on your body. If you're good at wrestling or a big man that doesn't need to take as many bumps you're more protected.
In MMA, you expect the pain. In the WWE, you hope the pain is not that bad
She should have a round with Nunez
This is what WWE tells mma roster wrestlers to say in front of TV
When she doesnt understand pain😂
Finally someone said it imagine watching Rory Macdonald vs Lawler, and then saying WWE is tougher. I've never seen anyone leave a wresting match looking like that?😅
A lot of factors in WWE
Sonya was one of the worst mma fighters I've ever seen & she's a mid level pro wrestler at best. I believe the only reason she has a job in WWE still is because she's their token lesbian.
I adore Sonya
MMA fighters only out their face in danger. Wrestlers put their whole body.
That's stupid to say, Body Hits, Leg Kicks, Arm Bars.
@@elconcaro8031 very few people get their arms broken. Leg kicks aren't going to injure a trained fighter much.
@@tootzy-the-rollu have clearly never watched mma look up what guys legs looked like after fighting Jose Aldo look at the armbar olivera have tony Ferguson in look at Conor’s last fight
@@tootzy-the-roll My bro😂😂 you no nothing about MMA
So getting kicked and punched in the body and legs is just the face? Armbars, kimuras, leg locks, and heel hooks don't happen? Stick to Pokémon lil guy
Wrestling is much more risky than mma though , one bad timing of moveset and you can have life threatening injury
In MMA at worse you can get broken jaws or few muscle pain
Wwe have to do it nearly every day, i fight like once every 4-6 months i think an mma fight is probably more painful considering you have to take a ton of time to recover but wwe is more painful overall
Both are real painful im sure but in actuality, WWE wrestlers do much more inaide one square circle than any MMA fighter. The ring work, the running of the ropes, the top turnbuckle work, etc.
MMA= single trauma
Pro Wrestling, Boxing and Muay Thai= Repeating Trauma
Honestly not what I was expecting. Would’ve thought constantly getting punched and kicked in the face would be more painful. But I guess consistently throwing your body on the floor (sometimes from great heights) is also pretty terrible.
I can't believe she's serious. Is she currently signed to WWE? Might be the reason for this BS response.
I will say WWE for sure because numbers are higher in injuries ❤.
MMA hurts from initial pain of being beaten up whereas wwe is more long term injuries which will always hurt more
Simply beautiful lady
Didn’t even know she did mma. Mma athletes be joining wwe, wrestling athletes be joining mma. Riddle was in ufc fun fact
The thing is, in MMA, you can get away from a match pretty much scratch free if you're skillful enough but in a wwe match you will always hurt yourself.
The thing about wwe is it is constant. And mma fight sucks but you do one every few months. These guys do WWE matches a couple times a week
That shnoze jesus
Bruh idgaf what they talking about you not gone tell a sport where there is padding and ways to not actually take hits is more painful then a sport where your opponent is punching,kicking, elbowing and slamming with all their strength with all intention to knock you tf out 🤣 like let’s stop the bs for one day
Brock has said MMA was easier on him than wrestling.
The difference is that an MMA bout is there and done. You are always grinding at WWE. Is a full-time job and when you are not on a program, you are training. In the long run, it does hurt longer.
MMA fighters usually retire around their late 30s. Professional wrestlers can wrestle into their late 40s. That should tell you which one wears down on you harder.
Tough crowd
So the question is which hurts more, you getting surface level cuts and bruises every couple of months but you actively try avoiding that or purposely slamming yourself and hurting yourself multiple times a week and month every month of the year with the possibility of slamming or hurting yourself in the wrong way and being harshly injured for a couple months to a couple years lol.
She’s facing jobber fighters that’s why lmao
Somewhere in the back ronda is throwing her at the computer screen because Sonya deville was better at both wrestling and mma 😂
The adrenaline blocks a lot of the pain in mma
hater get a girlfriend boy😅😅😅
It's a Jersey thing 🤷♀️🤷♀️
MMA short term, WWE long term
Wwe hurting more mean her opp are not working 😢
Ken Shamorck said the same thing.
She would barely wrestle 😂
Idk why but if she liked men I would definitely say I would have a crush on her. Of course not like the guy that broke into her house 😂 that was a crazy interrogation video.
Don't show this to Dana White, he might have a tantrum bless him
I want Brock Lesnar to answer this question
Pro Wrestling will hurt more, because you do it 300+ times a year.
I forgot she had that MMA gimmick 😅 That shit was so cringe