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Originally posted by rocktop View Post
You said holms fought 5 years and got into the ufc when in reality she trained as a kickboxer for a few years, trained with an mma coach for boxing, than trained mma full time than fought 5 years. All this was in a span of 10-13 years where she already mixed 2 fighting styles and was familiar with mma so saying 5 years isnt that under estimating?Last edited by hectari; 06-12-2021, 09:41 AM.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
I don't need to post them. I can just direct people to go read the Lounge.
On the flip side, can you post any examples of me ***-hating? Examples that DON'T involve criticism of the Rothschilds?
Yeah...I didn't think so.
Shields is a classless piece of shyt, her and her family, so it’s no surprise you defend her.
Your ***-hating comments were deleted when you and Chollo were on here bashing them. Blaming them for the violence that is inspired by rap and hip hop. You’re one of those slick, under the radar racists. Speaking in code and supporting fellow racists.
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Originally posted by TMLT87 View Post
Not all that long ago they were.
Lucas Browne won the "regular" WBA title from Chagaev after switching from MMA to boxing too. And Whyte and Jarrell Miller were both mediocre kickboxers first, the latter lost twice to an old Cro Cop who had been recently cut from the UFC after three KO losses in a row.
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Originally posted by Lomadeaux View Post
Like I said before, no UFC champion could ever become a world boxing champion.
The only "world boxing champion" who became a UFC champion, was a woman, who had kickboxed as long as she had boxed, and who had been doing MMA for many years, and she won the belt with a kick. Nunes could probably win a female boxing title right now.Last edited by TMLT87; 06-13-2021, 12:40 PM.
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Originally posted by TMLT87 View Post
Again, Charles ****ing Martin and Stiverne were champions. Even Andy Ruiz and Parker are pretty ****. Under the right circumstances a guy like Ngannou, or in the past someone like Kharitanov or Cro Cop, could absolutely get their hands on a belt.
The only "world boxing champion" who became a UFC champion, was a woman, who had kickboxed as long as she had boxed, and who had been doing MMA for many years, and she won the belt with a kick. Nunes could probably win a female boxing title right now.
What else do you want me to say to explain this to you?
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Originally posted by Lomadeaux View Post
Dude... are you confused? NO UFC CHAMPION... COULD EVER... BECOME A WORLD BOXING CHAMPION..............
What else do you want me to say to explain this to you?
It will get even more likely as MMAs talent pool grows and boxings talent pool declines too.
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Originally posted by TMLT87 View Post
And ive just given you examples of where they would actually have a pretty good shot at doing so. 6-2 knocked out twice in MMA bum Lucas Browne went on to become a top 10 ranked HW and won the WBA regular title from Chagaev but you dont think an actual elite MMA striker could do the same or better?
It will get even more likely as MMAs talent pool grows and boxings talent pool declines too.
MMA guys make peanuts compared to Boxers. If they could do it... they'd do it... Boxing takes years of experience before you can get to a elite amateur and pro level. MMA training doesn't correlate at all. The most they fight is 25 minutes in a championship match. Boxing is 36... used to be 45.
People want to compare the two sports, they're completely different.
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Originally posted by Lomadeaux View Post
MMA guys make peanuts compared to Boxers. If they could do it... they'd do it...
The pay argument isnt gonna hold up for much longer anyway, maybe another 10 years max at the current rate. MMAs pay has grown significantly over the last 15 years and theres a strong push for it to increase more and more.
Originally posted by Lomadeaux View PostThe most they fight is 25 minutes in a championship match. Boxing is 36... used to be 45.
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Originally posted by TMLT87 View Post
Lucas Browne...a total bum, did it. And kickboxing bums Whyte and Miller did it too, kickboxing pays even less than MMA. Not to mention the recent trend of MMA fighters walking into high paying novelty boxing matches along with Youtubers and other none boxers.
The pay argument isnt gonna hold up for much longer anyway, maybe another 10 years max at the current rate. MMAs pay has grown significantly over the last 15 years and theres a strong push for it to increase more and more.
Go shadow box for 3 mins, then shadowbox for 5 mins but now mix in kicks, knees, takedown drills, get up and down off the floor a few times and throw something heavy around, and tell me which one was more draining.
Once again little boy.. no UFC Champion will ever become a World Champion in boxing.
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