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It can't be better than cinnamon toast crunch? Can it?
Kellogg's in a brand of many different types, not just 1 type.
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It can't be better than cinnamon toast crunch? Can it?
Kellogg's in a brand of many different types, not just 1 type.
Also, if you like that, these will blow your mind:
I'm pretty sure 90% of us have trained with at least amatuer boxers once. In fact i've sparred with mikey garcia and an italian pro boxer who just turned pro in june 2017.
amateur boxers arnt the same theres levels to this guys can train 2 weeks and have an amateur fight tbh thats how most use to i trained a year before i first competed as an amateur though but still
Really if you look at the fight, you'll see that floyd was just staying back and slippin (which is his MO) but during the 5th round, Conor started to get more tired. Floyd than kept slipping for another 5 rounds, and than decided to hit Conor.
Plus also if your able to slip and duck under and what not like floyd is you should be able to land a lot more punches.
All though all floyd proved was that Conor is the better fighter in an anything goes fight. If you look at the fight, Conor went behind his back a few times and hit floyd and floyd turned his head so Conor would hit the back of his head. Than Conor put his arm out and his hand on floyds forehead and kept him at bay. So Conor would win in an anything goes fight. In a boxing fight not sooo much.
Floyd’s gameplan to literally do nothing the first 4 rounds and let mcgregor tire himself out, this was 100% intentional and the reason Floyd fought him the way he did and kept saying “you talk about what you can dish out, but you have to be able to take it” is because he wanted to beat McGregor not with his boxing ability , but to literally out man him. Which is what he did, Floyd could have started to hurt Conor much earlier but he wanted Conor to feel the pressure, and at the end of the day Conor quit. He knew if he didn’t go down or throw punches the ref would have no choice but to stop the fight, but he got so mentally beat down by this little 147lber who had absolute zero fear of his power that he no longer wanted to even try.
That’s how I saw it, in an mma fight Conor wrecks Floyd but in an anything goes standup fight without kicks I’d still favor Floyd. Floyd was letting him step around to abuse the rules a little bit, make him waste all the energy to get there while Floyd could rest knowin the ref would break them apart
Floyd didn't need a gameplan against Nasukawa. That's the difference.Floyd’s gameplan to literally do nothing the first 4 rounds and let mcgregor tire himself out, this was 100% intentional and the reason Floyd fought him the way he did and kept saying “you talk about what you can dish out, but you have to be able to take it” is because he wanted to beat McGregor not with his boxing ability , but to literally out man him. Which is what he did, Floyd could have started to hurt Conor much earlier but he wanted Conor to feel the pressure, and at the end of the day Conor quit. He knew if he didn’t go down or throw punches the ref would have no choice but to stop the fight, but he got so mentally beat down by this little 147lber who had absolute zero fear of his power that he no longer wanted to even try.
That’s how I saw it, in an mma fight Conor wrecks Floyd but in an anything goes standup fight without kicks I’d still favor Floyd. Floyd was letting him step around to abuse the rules a little bit, make him waste all the energy to get there while Floyd could rest knowin the ref would break them apart
Floyd didn't need a gameplan against Nasukawa. That's the difference.
Conor would knock Nasukawa the fuck out in a boxing match. Hell, unlike Floyd, you could probably let it be a kickboxing match, too. Wouldn't matter. Conor wins. In addition to the mass/reach deficit, there are levels of talent at play, and Floyd just exposed them; big fish in small ponds and all that.
but in an anything goes standup fight without kicks I’d still favor Floyd.
What is an "anything goes standup fight without kicks"?
Are you saying that in a fight with punches, elbows, knees, headbutts and standup grappling Floyd wins?
I don't think tenshin can beat floyd in an anything goes stand up fight. Floyds got the mass and has been hit by guys like pacquiao and a lot of other hard hitters.
Even if tenshin hit a knee on floyd. Floyd probably would be still standing.
I wonder how many ppv buys rizin 14 got from floyd fighting on that event lol.
Same as usual it seems. So a big waste of money for them.
What is an "anything goes standup fight without kicks"?
Are you saying that in a fight with punches, elbows, knees, headbutts and standup grappling Floyd wins?
Real fight with anything goes, Floyd KOs any of them.
A real fight starts with a "Fuck you", punch, and its all over.
Floyd wins.
"But what about kicks????"
He'd never get the chance at it.
Not likely. Kickboxers are usually defensively unsound as boxers. Not saying that is the case with all of them, but a lot of kickboxers can't even parry a jab.Hopefully another KBers bigger than Tenshin, but not too bigger than PBF will come out to challenge PBF in boxing, and hopefully not look too bad.
Not likely. Kickboxers are usually defensively unsound as boxers. Not saying that is the case with all of them, but a lot of kickboxers can't even parry a jab.
Depends on the background kickboxers in America quite often have more boxing experience as there are so many high level boxers in America. Like I said some kickboxers have solid boxing, not many though, as things like leg kicks tend to neutralise jabs and other technical boxing a fair bit.A lot of kickboxers i know can parry a jab. But theres one guy i know that likes to brawl so he just comes rushing in. Head first. He got a black eye in a smoker because of that.
Depends on the background kickboxers in America quite often have more boxing experience as there are so many high level boxers in America. Like I said some kickboxers have solid boxing, not many though, as things like leg kicks tend to neutralise jabs and other technical boxing a fair bit.