5 things WWE Superstars can do that MMA fighters can't

#4 Alter styles

One night a brawler, the next an acrobat

When you're a UFC fighter it's important to be well-rounded in the Octagon, but it isn't a necessity. If you have one skill above all others that you know is likely to win you a fight, more often than not you'll stick to it. You have people like Roy Nelson who focus heavily on their knockout ability and whilst they can get the job done in other aspects, it isn't as 'complete' so to speak.

Then you have professional wrestlers who have to adapt and change their styles depending on who they're facing on any given night. They might have to work a high flying style in one arena then in the next, they are going at it like brawlers.

That's the same kind of thing they deal with in terms of babyface and heel alignments too, because they have to entirely change up their game. We conclude with perhaps the most important point of them all.