I honestly don't even know how to respond to most of this. You must be The Chosen One™ if all you need to do to avoid being thrown by an opponent who is more s

I honestly don't even know how to respond to most of this. You must be The Chosen One™ if all you need to do to avoid being thrown by an opponent who is more skilled than you are is "pay attention to footwork". > just be in your upper end of your weight class Nearly every single competitive athlete is at the upper end of their weight class. If you compete in -81kg, you're training/walking around at more or less 85kg, and cutting weight for competition. No one is showing up to the -81kg category weighing 75kg. > don't be short At the top level, weight classes are, effectively, height classes in disguise. There's some variation, but the distribution of heights for a particular weight class doesn't have a very large standard deviation, especially as athletes get a little older and have packed on as much muscle as they physically can onto their frame.