Getting an untrained person into that chokehold is actually not all that hard, so an animal with a similar physiology that simply flails and bites would probably not be as hard as one may think. A rear naked choke from a trained person would kill just about any chimp as they have almost no way of escaping.
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It simply wouldn't know how to escape other than bite and flail. I'm not looking too much at the kicks and punches, but rather certain locks and holds that the chimp could not escape from no matter how strong it was. This means that many of the attacks that the fighter could do on a person may work on a chimpanzee to. The 2nd and main reason why a trained fighter should be able to defeat a chimpanzee is because the physiology between and human and a chimp aren't too much different. However at the end of the day, the officers still manage to take them down. Even police officers admit being afraid when having to go up against someone who is willing to bite, scratch, spit, attacking the testicles (chimps do this) etc mindlessly because of how explosive and wild these individuals fight, and police officers are trained to take down assailants. Attacking like that can catch someone off guard and scare them because of how animalistic and vicious it is.
Biting and gouging the face can be done by a human, especially people amped up on drugs or are just plain crazy. First off, anything the chimpanzee can do, a human can do to. Many people have argued that the immense strength and durability of the chimp would prevail over a human no matter how trained he is, and this is completely untrue.
That actually has its advantages depending on the fight, but against a trained human, this would completely fail. They just attack with no thought whatsoever. There's a instance showing how it took over 12 chimpanzee's to beat one too death. Heck they actually fail to kill one another one on one. Chimpanzees as strong as they are (2-3 times a man's strength) are simply just that.
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