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Listen to the interview in one of my earlier posts man......... I've got a feeling he'll do just fine...........Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Toney is going to get ruined in the UFC is he doesn't take time to learn the ground game. Couture would handle him within a round.Quote:
Originally Posted by themacmagician
That was quite an interview lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceOh dear James. Be very careful what you wish for .............:oQuote:
Originally Posted by themacmagician
James Toney talks some good shit.
You know he doesn't belief half of what he said in that interview.
He WAS a great great fighter.
And I wish him well in the UFC.
Toney called in to the OtG Boxing Radio last night, great interview, haha.
Enjoy. He calls in about 30 mins in to the show......
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Originally Posted by MattyhitmanLMAO, you make me laugh with your ignorance ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by hattonthehammerQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
you seriously hand on heart believe that
You honestly think that none of the current UFC world champions have considered going into boxing and making millions just because they love MMA??
bollocks mate, they dont make the transition because they know the level of talent is just far too dense in boxing.
I`ll reiterate my point again, would mayweather, pacquiao, mosley heck even the likes of froch, kessler, hatton entertain the idea of main eventing against someone who has a 20% defeat record??
With the argument ya trying to make, lets say this then, why doesnt Usain Bolt become a footballer, he could earn way more money as a pro footballer, reason he doesnt is because his heart is in Athletics. Same with MMA, they hearts are in MMA not boxing.
Got credit Hammer for his black and white approach to things.
I agree with you though entirely. It's self evidently absurd to suggest that anybody who is interested in combat sports would automatically most want to be a boxer and only pursue others through lack of talent.
Everbody in life finds their own hobbies and interests specific to them. Nobody takes up a sport or activity initially with a view of what will make the most millions at elite level, people just do what they love.
I guess Floyd would really rather be playing golf seeing as Tiger Woods is the richest athlete ever, but even more than that he probably wishes he was a software engineer who broke into the field in the late 70's and early 80's.
As long as they feed him with ham he'll do fine, the day he'll meet a good kickboxer to hammer down his legs or a jiu-jitsu specialist then it's all over. They will feed him for 2-3 fights with good punchers with limited ground or kick game, preferably weak chin to make it even more sensational.Quote:
Originally Posted by themacmagicianListen to the interview in one of my earlier posts man......... I've got a feeling he'll do just fine...........Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHToney is going to get ruined in the UFC is he doesn't take time to learn the ground game. Couture would handle him within a round.Quote:
Originally Posted by themacmagician