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Because it's the perceived skill set that comes with being a mma world champion in 2 major promotions and a UFC vet ranked in the top 10. Just like all the mma fans and fighters all thought Ben was going to win because of his wrestling and mma experience, since he was an olympian and mma world champion. People didn't respect boxing enough and underestimated Jake Paul. That's what happens. People really don't understand the skill difference in boxing, there's a reason why they are getting paid the way they are getting paid and mma fighters aren't switching to boxing. Jake Paul has only been training for a couple of years.in what way does the worst male striker in UFC history losing a fake boxing match hurt MMA? ...other than to gen zombie casuals who can't handle the aggressive nature of MMA and red pilled Dana White's politics in the first place
This was simply mma bias thinking they can beat everyone because of their mma "experience" which means absolutely nothing in boxing.
I used to think the same way until the McGregor vs Mayweather fight. That showed me the level difference between mma and boxing and the skill gap between the 2. That's when I focused on boxing myself from a pure boxing lens and not an mma boxing lens.
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