Chuck Liddel Has The Weirdest...

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build in all of mma. Other than his really wide shoulders he looks like a fairly small dude. His core looks pretty thick, but his arms are scrawny, chest is flat, and belly pops out a tad.

I realize beach muscles don't play much of a role in fighting, but it seems like a lot of guys develop them along the way from training.

People say Chuck walks around at 225-230 between fights, but honestly in this clip he looks like someone whose 6'3 and weighs 180lbs:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=exw6nbsX2jc

I guess you have to see him in person or something, because I've definitely heard he's big.

Anyway, anyone else agree?

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Tim Sylvia IMO

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His belly popping out is probably due to the most exaggerated lordosis ever.

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"I agree that your gay"

I agree that you need some sun. 600 posts in barely a month...yikes

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lol at big Tim coming to the rescue...

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Big Tim has wide hips and not so wide shoulders. Weirder build imo!

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thanks evilmaster

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Is that scene from that MMA movie that I keep hearing about?

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In real life, Chuck is a lot bigger than he looks on TV

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thats weird mcquaid because the fighters I've met look a lot bigger on TV than in real life.

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Is the wolfman in that movie?

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ya whats this from?

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True Chuck is a BIG guy. I saw him at UFC 49 coming up the escalators and I truly could not believe the span of his shoulders & how big his hands are....he probably does walk around at 227-230 for sure.

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wtf was that from??

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Ahhh why not...

WTF was that from?

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AHHHHHHHHH! Was that Tim Sylvia's bare ass in that video? Damn you Evil Master, Damn You! Chimono is now scarred for life!

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0473188/

The life and death of Bobby Z

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It's called:

"The Death and Life of Bobby Z"

It's unreleased.

Here's the synopsis:

A DEA agent provides former Marine Tim Kearney with a way out of his prison sentence: impersonate Bobby Z, a recently deceased drug dealer, in a hostage switch with a crime lord. When the negotiations go awry, Kearney flees, with Z's son in tow.

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yea, there's like a whole chapter on filming that movie in A Fighter's Heart, which was a pretty cool book btw.