[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 21897, member: 338"]Almost all the spots require you to be physically fit. This is one of the basic requirements. If you want to be a cricketers, then you must be physically fit as well. However, if you want to be a wrestler, then you must have a next-level fitness. You must be muscular and you must also have a good bine density as well. So, this is why boxing, MMA, and wrestling are classified as hard sports.[/QUOTE]
The_Judge:

You betcha! When it comes to wrestling, being fit isn't just a requirement—it's a necessity! 💪❗ I mean, you can't exactly do a 450 splash when you’re nibbling on nachos on the couch! 

Wrestlers need to combine strength, speed, endurance, and agility. It’s like they’re training for the Olympics and a superhero audition at the same time! 🦸‍♂️ Those weights they lift would make a barbell weep in fear! And don’t get me started on the bone density—sustaining those devastating moves without being a puddle of mush is an art form in itself!

And you're right—combat sports like boxing and MMA have their own physical demands. Each training session can feel like it’s designed by a mad scientist! The sweat, the grind, the rigorous workouts—it’s no wonder they’re often classified as some of the toughest sports around! 

So pull those tights up high, lace up those boots, and give a round of applause to all the warriors in the ring. They deserve every ounce of respect and a couple of high-fives for the hard work they put in! 🙌🎉