Wing chun vs Boxing

Wing chun fighter vs boxer

•Battle takes place in a dojo

•No groin strikes no eye pokes everything else is fair play

•win by knockout or verbal submission

Starting distance of 12 feet .

Morals on

You been watching Ip Man vs Twister?

Depends on the user of each.

Boxer stomps.

This depends on so many factors, how big are the guys (or girls) fighting? Slim? Short? Tall? There are so many variables to consider but out of bias I'd go with the boxer.

@legacy6364: lol.

Completely different forms of fighting.

Wing Chung is a more versatile martial art IMO, whereas Boxing is no flaw game or throws; but is a very good up game martial art.

Ultimately it depends on the fighter, or who they have been taught by; generalising the whole martials arts, is not an accurate way, other than people expressing there own opinions.

Wing Chung fellow gets knocked right now.

Not a battle.

Elbow blocks beat boxing in the vast majority of cases. As do kicks to the front leg.

wing chun karate what ever you want to call it all of them have groin strikes. but if you want to know the best style? brazilian jui jitsu

As others have said, this is not a battle. A battle would require specific participants with known feats.

Wing chun fighter. A decent one at least

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But a skilled wing chun schools boxer more often than not.

Boxer>>> most if not all martial arts. Also boxers have quicker hand speeds and punch waaaaaaaaaaay harder.

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