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What planet are you on where boxing is considered a dying sport?Why does MMA need to catch a break? Because boxers shit on it? A dying sport shitting on a lively one?
I'm confused.
What planet are you on where boxing is considered a dying sport?Why does MMA need to catch a break? Because boxers shit on it? A dying sport shitting on a lively one?
I'm confused.
What planet are you on where boxing is considered a dying sport?
He's delusional if he thinks he's the greatest athlete ever. Kind of funny coming from an athlete who's protected by weight classes.
...And demonstrates that a BOXING MATCH is able to draw 4.6 million+ PPV buys at the price of $100?The one where an arguable GOAT comes put of retirement for a freakshow just for payday.
No, but the sport isn't dying. Top boxers still get paid more than top MMA fighters by far.Are we going to pretend that the fact that boxing gets bigger PPV paydays it has the same aura as it did in the 90s and early 00s?
You forgot to mention that he's MMA's ONLY star, and all he has to do is lose a few times for those PPV numbers to fall. He already peaked.On the other hand, MMA has been on an upswing in the same period to the point where an unranked boxer Conor McGregor has enough of a name value among the casuals and fams alike to ask - and get - a fight with someone like Mayweather.
The average person on the street would only know about Conor McGregor.In the overall scheme of things boxing isn't dead, but you can bet your house if you have it, wife, children and extended family that a random preson in the streets knows more active UFC fighters than boxers. That's not even a question. Do t hey know a lot about the sport? Maybe not. Does it matter? Not at all.
Hell Cody McKenzie probably would lolConor would rape him in a street fight
The one where an arguable GOAT comes put of retirement for a freakshow just for payday. Are we going to pretend that the fact that boxing gets bigger PPV paydays it has the same aura as it did in the 90s and early 00s?
On the other hand, MMA has been on an upswing in the same period to the point where an unranked boxer Conor McGregor has enough of a name value among the casuals and fams alike to ask - and get - a fight with someone like Mayweather. In the overall scheme of things boxing isn't dead, but you can bet your house if you have it, wife, children and extended family that a random preson in the streets knows more active UFC fighters than boxers. That's not even a question. Do t hey know a lot about the sport? Maybe not. Does it matter? Not at all.
Speaking at least for the US. Europe is a bit different and I can't comment any longer, I've been in the US last 14 years so I don't have the same impression. But here, yeah, MMA > boxing, easily.
I’d say limiting the sport to mostly repeated blows to the head pretty barbaric. To think otherwise is pretty fucking dumb.Boxing isn't barbaric it's just moronic. Idiots are incapable of figuring out a rule set to manage KOs better.
There are numerous boxing deaths around the world every year. You don’t have to go back to the pyramid age to know that.bad argument. MMA is gaining ground fast in that department considering boxing goes all the way back to the pyramids.
You sir, have hit the nail on the head.How many more deaths have there been in boxing vs mma?
...And demonstrates that a BOXING MATCH is able to draw 4.6 million+ PPV buys at the price of $100?
No, but the sport isn't dying. Top boxers still get paid more than top MMA fighters by far.
I’d say limiting the sport to mostly repeated blows to the head pretty barbaric. To think otherwise is pretty fucking dumb.
I will agree with you about their ruleset though.
Apparently some posters don’t consider the art of ‘mostly blows to the head’ barbaricNot like the gentlemanly art of headpunching.
Also says there's only one G.O.A.T. and he's the greatest athlete ever.
When will MMA catch a break? always getting sonned by boxing lmao