Nah, man, this is a sport fight. If you're gonna be smaller and step into the squared circle with the big boys, you need to bring an offense that has both snap and pop.
I always bring up AJ Styles, who has an arsenal full of offensive weapons that can easily put a man down from the Phenomenal Forearm to that barrage of punches and kicks he does. He can even use his body as a weapon to overcome his lack of size in the case of the 450, which effectively serves as a spectacular seismic stomp.
Seth Rollins isn't 230 pounds holding all his luggage, but he uses a lot of grapples and strikes to wear down larger opponents and has a technical style that makes heavy use of momentum and speed to offset his size disadvantage against true heavyweights.
On the other hand, Finn Balor spends 15 minutes adjusting his Diesel jacket on the way to the ring before peppering his opponent with light strikes and picking his spots to take advantage of his opponents' mistakes. It's a very defensive-seeming style that's light on explosiveness, and that's not gonna cut it against a guy who outweighs you by 60-100lbs.
As I mentioned before, it's "Zigger's" issue too. He's not the biggest guy so obviously he needs to use his documented wrestling talents to his advantage...instead he grabs his opponent by the neck and pulls them to the ground with his whole body. It's like a 5-year-old's finisher. Oh, and then there's that FameAsser...one day it'll get 3. One day.
I guess what I'm saying is your style logically needs to fit you and be plausibly viable against a range of opponents for maximum effect, and the Demon Prince's just...kinda...doesn't and ain't.
