Who would win in a fight?

[chadm]

Lebron is bigger, stronger and faster. Case closed.

Stronger?

I would take Kevin Jackson against Lebron in a fight and Kevin is smaller.

[DJK15]

Why is this 3 pages long? Urlacher would destroy him.

[ButlerClone]

Trick question: Ditka.

Does ditka have a keg strapped to his back or does he have to stop for beer breaks?

[CycoCyclone]

Why is this 3 pages long? Urlacher would destroy him.

Are you sure you're a hawk fan? The more you post, the more I like you.....

Urlacher would beat LeBron to death with his own arms, then quietly pile the remains for the family to bury.

[Mr Janny]

Why is this 3 pages long? Urlacher would destroy him.

I guess Lebron could cheat, and throw chalk dust into Urlacher's eyes. That might give him an advantage. Still, I can't see King James fighting dirty like that.

[The_Architect]

I still think Urlacher or(insert any defensive football player here) wins but one thing that's being overlooked in The Kings' favor is the "black guy" factor. Everyone knows there's an inherent fear in the white man of the black man.

[cyclonedave25]

Lebron is bigger, stronger and faster. Case closed.

Stronger? no. I bet Urlacher could outlift him in just about any lift.
Bigger? he's taller, but I wouldn't say he's bigger. They're about the same weight, height doesn't have much/if anything to do with in a fight. In fact shorter people have a lower center of gravity, thus making it more difficult for their opponent to take them down and control them. Fighting is classified by weight, not height. Lebron would have a couple inches on him in reach, but I'd be willing to bet that Urlacher would take him to the ground pretty fast.
Faster? He may be faster, but that doesn't have much to do with fighting. Quickness is more important.

Better questions would be: Who's tougher? Who's in better shape (cardio)? Who has more fighting experience?

That being said, I'd take Urlacher. I think he has more of a fighters mentality, coming from a linebacker in the NFL. He's only in his lower 30's, still plenty of fight left in that body.

[rooster]

If Urlacher fought smart he'd win. He could easily tackle Lebron to the ground and since I doubt Lebron has wrestling or jiu jitsu training the guy on top is going to win.

However Urlacher's ego might get to him and hr decides to just stand and throw. Then it's an equal playing field. Whoever has the most fighting experience (probably Urlacher) gets the edge. Although Lebron has a nice reach advantage and that is a big deal.

There is a funny story out there about Bas Rutten accidently stepping on Urlacher's foot at a charity event and Urlacher flipping out on him. Bas was appologizing and backing down but Urlacher kept pushing him for a fight, not knowing who it was. Finally Bas had about reached the end of his rope when some security guards rushed in and drug Urlacher away, who was mad since he wanted to beat that guy up. The security guards had to explain how they had just saved Urlacher's life and told him who Bas was. Urlacher later appologized. That woulda been a funny story of the guards hadnt stepped in.

[Mr Janny]

If Urlacher fought smart he'd win. He could easily tackle Lebron to the ground and since I doubt Lebron has wrestling or jiu jitsu training the guy on top is going to win.

However Urlacher's ego might get to him and hr decides to just stand and throw. Then it's an equal playing field. Whoever has the most fighting experience (probably Urlacher) gets the edge. Although Lebron has a nice reach advantage and that is a big deal.

There is a funny story out there about Bas Rutten accidently stepping on Urlacher's foot at a charity event and Urlacher flipping out on him. Bas was appologizing and backing down but Urlacher kept pushing him for a fight, not knowing who it was. Finally Bas had about reached the end of his rope when some security guards rushed in and drug Urlacher away, who was mad since he wanted to beat that guy up. The security guards had to explain how they had just saved Urlacher's life and told him who Bas was. Urlacher later appologized. That woulda been a funny story of the guards hadnt stepped in.

That reminds me of the story of Bryant McKinnie when he was at The U. Supposedly, "some guy" was giving a girl a hard time at a Miami bar that McKinnie was at. Short story, McKinnie stepped in, things escalated, and they ended up fighting. McKinnie came out on top. Later, the fight loser was identified as professional boxer, Andrew "Six Heads" Lewis.

[SImpsonCy]

Bas Rutten would win, skip to 3:40 for the story

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY830Q3Zvjk"]YouTube - Bas Rutten interview where he explains his fight with brian urlacher[/ame]

[The_Architect]

Bas Rutten cannot be mentioned without watching this video. So funny!

"I follow up, bong bong bong. Right after that, dandata dangata dang."

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3K-mrlYG7Y]YouTube - Bas Rutten Street Defense - The Better Version[/ame]

[DJK15]

I guess Lebron could cheat, and throw chalk dust into Urlacher's eyes. That might give him an advantage. Still, I can't see King James fighting dirty like that.

No, but Lebron's manager, Mr. Fuji, likes to fight dirty like that!

[djcubby]

Wait, are we talking the Urlacher now, or the young Urlacher from the Old Spice Commercial??

[DJK15]

Wait, are we talking the Urlacher now, or the young Urlacher from the Old Spice Commercial??

Current Urlacher, but he gets to use The Sword of Urlacher.

[Cycofan1]

What about these matchups... Dwight Howard vs. Troy Polamalu... Ben Wallace vs. Albert Haynesworrth... Shaq vs. Martin Gramatica, Morten Anderson, and Jeff Feagles

Not evan close isn't Martin Gramatica a kicker in the NFL.