Attack: Make him tired first without tiring yourself out, save your hardest punches for when he's most vulnerable. If you get a chance, punch him as hard as you can in the tailbone area, this can hurt A LOT and will take him by surprise, if he holds it in agony, deliver another fist to his stomach. Another sweet spot is right between the eyebrows, if you punch him there he may become very disorientated for a couple seconds, leaving him very vulnerable. I'd say if you're going to kick, aim for the knee area, it'll be hard for him to grab your leg and he may lose his balance.

Defense: Just stay out of his reach, do not get held down in any way and if you're going to kick, keep it low. (if he grabs your leg in the air you're screwed).

Do you mind telling us why you're going to fight him?

Reported for implying to kill someone! =p

Well anyway, I say you aim for the stomach, sides and maybe you'll hit his liver or one of his kidneys. Even if you don't, fat guys get hurt real bad for getting hit in their stomach, it's not a pillow.

Jay520 said: M.U.G.E.N said: Jay520 said: M.U.G.E.N said: TruckOSaurus said: Are kicks off limits? You'll have better range and you'll be able to pull them off much quicker than him. excellent suggestion as well. Especially few good low kicks to the legs should deplete his stamina real fast I don't know. I'll definitely confirm if kicks are allowed or not. If so, I'll definitely use them to my advantage. But thinking about it, I've never really through a powerful kick before. I'm going to have to practise those over the next three days. I don't wanna look silly throwing weak & uncoordinated kicks at the fight. look at the video I posted, they won't be too hard to learn. Do the while moving around a great deal and the man will be tired real real fast..then you can just go crazy..elbows and knees are also very useful if the opponent is stronger than you physically. An elbow or a knee to the solar plexus or face could pretty much end the fight right then and there Thanks, MUGEN. I'll practise those starting today. . Very conveneint (sp?) that you had that video ready.

lol nah I looked up low kicks on youtube

I am a bit of a martial arts junky you see and as the prof mentioned earlier Aikido is a very good martial art for situations like these and I have practised Aikido for a few years and my brother is a senior in Jeet Kun Do. My Aikido background is what lead me to suggest you the focus on his fingers earlier. Fingers are extremely weak no matter who your opponent is..if you can grab them, bend them backwords and push towards the ground with your own body weight behind it, ANYONE can and will go to their knees to avoid breaking the fingers. Same theory applies for ears. Low kicks and quick punches while moving are also very good against big opponents. Aikido has many throws to use the weight of the opponent against him but those things need practice...even I'm out of touch due to lack of practice.

hahahha man Do I love martial arts or what..and I really wanna see my fellow vgc brother win this one ;)

How much weight are we talking about and what kind of lifts?

Edit: Lifting weights and trowing punches are two entirely different things, a good punch requires more speed and technique than anything. Remember to practice those punches and elbow strikes religiously in the coming days.

You're not running up to him and doing that lol

This is like, say he grabs you by the shirt and you can't really move.

Also, if you get too close for comfort, headbutt his face.

Leg kicks, watch his punches and movements for openings, use his weight against him if possible.
You don't want to hit him square on the cheek, but a glancing blow off the chin... put him out if you do it right.

That said fighting doesn't solve anything, but if he initiated it what can you do.

Before he sits on you, kick him in the shins. With all that weight on his lower extremeties; should I say......timber?