Song can't beat modern boxers?

The story of fighting tigers in Song Wu has always been talked about by people. You know, in ancient times, Khufu was even more fierce than now. Who dares to kill the tiger today? So I think the answer is self-evident. Song Wu should have no opponent today.

The story of "Song Wu killed the tiger" and "Song Wu killed the tiger" has become a household name. People admire Song Wu very much because the tiger used to be called a big bug and often a curse. Now tigers are animals protected by the state. If you kill the tiger now, you will not be regarded as a hero, but will be spurned!

It needs certain external conditions to make heroes in times and fight tigers with Song Wu. In ancient times, people's destruction of nature was far less obvious than that in modern times. Animals are free and tigers have abundant food, so tigers in ancient times were generally fat and fierce. It is much fiercer than the tigers seen in the zoo now, otherwise people in the past would not be so afraid of tigers.

Then the question is, can Song beat a modern boxer?

Personally, I think Song Wu completely abused them, and I will give my reasons below.

1. There are different opinions about the historical prototype of Song Wu's explosion, but for the convenience of discussion, we will take "Song Wu who has the experience of killing tigers" as the prototype to start our discussion. Before starting the discussion, we must make clear several points, that is, what are the factors that determine the outcome of violent confrontation.

We summed up the similarities between martial arts and fighting, especially the requirements of fighting for good actual combat results. We can find that the main factors that determine the outcome of a duel are speed, strength, physical fitness, endurance, hitting position and accuracy. For convenience, we assume that Song Wu has the same tolerance and accuracy as modern fighters.

Traditional Wushu has "eight fights and eight no fights", but for the sake of fairness, modern fighting can be played, and Song Wu should also be able to play. After all, there is only one key point in modern fighting, and that is "heading"! As a man who can kill a tiger, Song Wu's speed should be the highest among human beings. Therefore, it will be difficult for modern fighters to knock down Song Wu. After all, "all efforts are made in the world, but the speed is not broken."

It will be more difficult for Song Wu to knock down modern fighters, because the defense can be "fast but not broken", but the attack will have flaws, and the simple and efficient moves of modern fighting will never let go of any flaws.

2. Song Wu is full of energy

Compared with modern fighters, Song Wu also has great advantages in strength.

When Jingyanggang was shooting tigers, even Song Wu, who drank 18 cups, got drunk and lost his goal. The only weapon in his hand, the sentry stick, was interrupted by his mistake, but Song Wu did not panic. After passing the tiger's attack, he grabbed the fur on the tiger's head and pressed it hard to the ground. The tiger tried to break free and was finally killed by Song Wu with his bare hands.

You know, Song Wu is facing a wild adult tiger that eats people, and the strength of the life-and-death struggle can be imagined. In sharp contrast, Tai Sen, the world's strongest heavyweight champion, was reported by the media. He was thrown to the ground by a female Bengal tiger he raised, and he couldn't break free for a long time. In the end, considering that he was the boss, Tiger took the initiative to let him go, which also showed the great strength advantage of Song Wu and modern professional players.

In the Water Margin, the author described Song Wu as "eight feet long, with a big waist and a thousand pounds of strength". Song Wu once performed his power in public, throwing a stone pier weighing about 500 Jin into the air and catching it easily on the ground, which is unimaginable for modern professional boxers.

Modern soldiers certainly train their strength, but the gap with Song Wu is obviously huge.

Do you think today's Song Wu is invincible?