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Don't forget the 50k bonus if it's fight of the night or performance of the night12k/12k - that's what Dana will throw at him lol.
What this says to me is that he’s already accepted and is ok with losing for money in his career. Which is not a great sign if you plan on being a legitimate competitor in your sport.
Arturo Szpilka is now 3-0 in MMA and Krzystof Glowacki is 1-0 in MMA. Both were former boxers, Glowacki was a former World Champion.boxers have a really good track record of never setting foot in the octagon. much more likely we’d see sean boxing garcia in a ring.
Arturo Szpilka is now 3-0 in MMA and Krzystof Glowacki is 1-0 in MMA. Both were former boxers, Glowacki was a former World Champion.
Dillian Whyte went 1-0 in MMA destroying some guy in 12 secs.
These happen but you guys never hear about them because the MMA Inferiority Complex also known as (M.I.C), will try their best to move threads, delete posts, misdirect, what ever they need do to make you believe that that silly GI you're wearing is practical and that if you pull guard on these 5 guys on this sidewalk, they're gonna be in deep shit.
And they will be, when they're stomping your little ass out.
Why would they? There's more money in boxing than MMA. A lot more.boxers have a really good track record of never setting foot in the octagon. much more likely we’d see sean boxing garcia in a ring.
I think there are plenty of other professional boxers that are capable of KOing, or at least seriously hurting, an opponent from the bottom. Some of them don't need much space to generate power. Glowacki wasn't even a puncher by boxing standards and he managed it first try.Great info, but we're not talking about street fighting!
MIC: In fact, Ray Mercer KO'd former UFC heavyweight champion Tim Slyvia in under a minute IIRC. But these quick KOs actually should be omitted from the data-set as they are outliers. Glowacki's MMA win was actually one of the least likely--a KO from full mount. That basically never, ever happens and certainly not to any fighter who is decent. In fights that get extended past 1 minute, what is the boxers winning percentage?
The early UFC comprehensively demonstrated that if you do not train in grappling, a one-dimension guy like Royce will submit you. I recently saw the so-called 'GWOAT' (who is a joke) Claressa Shields fight in MMA this past weekend. She looked like she never wrestled a day in her life. As a lifelong boxer who trained in wrestling for 2 years, I can personally tell you--wrestling is different. You have no idea how helpless you actually are until you wrestle with someone who actually knows what they are doing.
I really think its ridiculous that boxers even try to compare themselves to MMA fighters when they are specialists, not generalists, in fight science. And they should lean into that. I wouldn't want my cardiologist treating a bacterial infection, but I really don't want my primary care physician to be performing open heart surgery.
O'Malley should win in an MMA fight but it doesn't mean that he necessarily would. If he chooses to stand with Garcia that could end very quickly. O'Malley is a complete striker which might give him a false sense of security. He'd have to batter Garcia's legs and avoid getting caught with return fire.O malley would kill garcia easily.
But people mentioned the m.i.c. are only half right. The reality is knockout power and strength are deciding factors in most fights. Alot of heavyweight boxers can beat most ufc fighters and bjj black belts in "real fights" just due to physical advantages.
Literally random hobbyist martial artists with minor size advantage can beat alot of high level professional boxers in a fair "mma" fight. But certain boxers would have chance to win against anyone just due to their style. Especially as the weights go up.
I think it's just more nuanced then people think.
you sound pretty angry. don’t break your keyboard, tough guy.And they will be, when they're stomping your little ass out.
You think Sean will still be conscious after he gets hit a few times by Garcia? Ryan will only have to hit him once with that left hook or his straight right hand. You know how many submission wins Sean has in his entire career? One. He's purely a standup fighter. A showman. The kind that will likely want to stand with anyone. He's that confident in his striking.I can see Sean get hit a few times and just say fuck this and choke him out in 30 seconds. Sean's grappling is just ok against elite mma fighters but he's basically Khabib compared to Ryan.