Ask the special forces if they can win a professional boxer. What will the retired veterans say after serving for 9 years?

? Boxing fans who like boxing know that professional boxers are very good. It is difficult for ordinary people to win a professional boxer without weapons, let alone beat a professional boxer in the ring according to the rules. But in the eyes of most people, special forces can also play well, especially those who watch more military TV dramas or movies. Some people even think that special forces are omnipotent and can completely defeat professional boxers. Is that really the case?

You know, the fist and viability of the special forces are also very strong. Boxers are more important for their explosive power on the stage. The strength of fists determines how far they can go on this road, and boxers have lower requirements for physical fitness and age than special forces. They also learn different things. If we must compare, let's listen to what senior people say.

When a retired old man who served for nine years talked about whether the special forces could win a professional boxer in the ring, the retired veteran directly said, "There is no comparability at all. It is stupid to make such comparisons."

Then he said that professional boxing and special forces have completely different purposes. Professional boxers have been practicing their fighting skills all their lives. Their purpose is to compete in the ring. The usual training of special forces is combat skills training, mobile skills training, infiltration skills training, reconnaissance and spy skills training. Of course, there will be fights during training, but this is only a small necessary skill. In actual combat, the special forces skillfully use various weapons, and the trick is killing, and hitting the key parts of the enemy is fatal.

After the explanation, the retired veteran directly said: "If you have to compare the special forces with the professional boxers in the ring, you can't hit the key parts (such as the back of the head) according to the boxing rules. To put it bluntly, special forces can't beat professional boxers, but if you don't trust the boxing rules, special forces can also win.

From the words of the retired veteran, we can see that two people with different occupations are put together, and there is no comparability, and each has its own characteristics and weaknesses. This is called specialization. Every industry is worthy of respect, but blind comparison will lose its original meaning. Soldiers are guardians of the country, and boxers can also be heroes of the country. Their positions are different and their responsibilities are different.