>>76499515 (OP)
i used to box/kickbox and i've been in a bunch of street fights. male, featherweight to bantamweight range. i'm about the size of a female fighter but i have top 99th percentile reach and male bone density. so i think i have a decent perspective but it won't quite be 1:1. also im not rly a grappler.
>What percent of the male population do you think the fittest top 1% of the female population could beat in a 1 on 1 fight?
>Female is high skill level trained fighter vs untrained man
probably a very large amount of them but with some caveats:
- height cap because their arms are short and they must be able to reach the guy's head.
- if its a street fight the guy can grab ahold of her and slam her and kill/hospitalize her at any point. and its easier to grab clothed people (like most are on the street.) if its in a ring or on a soft surface like grass and she only has a sports bra on then this isn't as big of a deal.
- at the highest levels of grappling the girl would win almost every time minus the chance of getting slammed onto concrete but i dont think there's any female grapplers that good. but there are small males who are.
>Female is very fit but not a trained fighter vs untrained man
she'll lose to any guy over about 150lbs just on bone density lol.
but these things can go either way. fighting is NOT intuitive. some untrained people tard out or can't handle pain so factors like that could swing it.
>Female is high skill level trained fighter vs average out of shape male physique and 6-12mo casually boxing on the weekends
if the man's decent he'll win every time, if he kinda sucks it'll be a competitive fight that could go either way.