Toned vs Overweight

[mothersfighting]

Who would win a match between a toned, young woman and an overweight, older woman?

Alexandra is 30 years old - 5,8t 197 pounds with rounded belly and ass
Jessica is 24 years old - 5,9ft 130 pounds with a toned trained body

Who would win between the two?

[nova1274]

Lol I voted for both

[DogWithABone]

Not a story.

[FightGirl]

You don't specify what sort of match. Also what criteria do people use when voting on these polls? Do you just look at who is heaviest and vote for them? As that really isn't how fights actually work.

[##catfitewatcher314]

it's just popularity voting mainly

[T aka Tony]

Where are their pictures? 

[mothersfighting]

Alexandra - https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s403x403/1000441_10151539050605345_1181756037_n.jpg
Jessica - https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/600756_10151539053290345_215228261_n.jpg

Alexandra, 38 years old was always famous  for her strict discipline as well as corporal punishments at Trothins high school. After eight years, at a barbeque she meets up with an old student of hers, Jessica who is now 25 years old. Jessica often misbehaved in high school but very often Alexandra gave her more than she deserved, will Jessica try to get her revenge or will her ex-teacher teach her another lesson?

Post your thoughts

[herboyfriend]

Voted for Alexandra. I love how Jessica's punches are going nowhere in the other woman's layers of fat, and how Alexandra beats the supposedly athletic, toned girl with raw weight and strength. I think it's often like that in real - if you're dainty you can work out and train as much as you like but if the other girl is naturally big, strong and and heavy she'll still knock you over and squash you. 

[MisterSteel]

Based off the picture, I'd say Jessica's got this.

[FightGirl]

Voted for Alexandra. I love how Jessica's punches are going nowhere in the other woman's layers of fat, and how Alexandra beats the supposedly athletic, toned girl with raw weight and strength. I think it's often like that in real - if you're dainty you can work out and train as much as you like but if the other girl is naturally big, strong and and heavy she'll still knock you over and squash you. 

Being overweight doesn't mean you are strong, and being heavy really isn't an advantage in a real fight as it effectively makes you a sitting target. If you want proof of this concept then you only need to look at any combat sport, outside of sumo wrestling overweight people tend not to do well at all.

[MisterSteel]

Being overweight doesn't mean you are strong, and being heavy really isn't an advantage in a real fight as it effectively makes you a sitting target. If you want proof of this concept then you only need to look at any combat sport, outside of sumo wrestling overweight people tend not to do well at all.

I'd have to second this. Being overweight means you have a medical disorder, not a disability super-power. Of course, if two opponents were at the same skill level, weight would be a very significant factor, hence why their are weight divisions in sports (an elite flyweight would be just that against an equally skilled heavyweight). However, when the skill level is as different as the weight class... well, how common is the image of some five foot black belt karate-kid judo flipping a 6'8, 400lb man? From my experience with martial arts and amateur boxing, it's not strength that determines victory but rather speed, agility, and skill. I myself am quite guilty of racking up a few early round points by hitting my opponent with a light, but very fast jab to the forehead, (1 point blue), and then avoiding or blocking all their kicks and punches to my mid-section.

[JOHNNY the DUECES]

Can't see the pictures.

[JOHNNY the DUECES]

I'm getting a 404 can't find

If you can send them to my email address
videotrixx@aol.com

or report on site

thanks Johnny

[JOHNNY the DUECES]