MMA is a better sport to watch than boxing if your uneducated in arts of it. If you want jaw dropping, bollock bashing, blood squirting action then MMA is for you.
Boxing has much more finesse and art to it. One does not simply run in for the kill.
MMA has one downfall and that's grappling. Fighters tire far to easy because the grappling and ground hugging (Or man love) takes up 80% of their energy. So fights become dull during and after grapples.
Personally I prefer boxing. I can watch MMA, granted. But I love the finesse and mental ability boxers have to use to draw up a plan and execute it at the right moment, with limited possibilities of ways to stop the opponent.
You say tomato,
‘n I say …… it correctly.
To much grappling for me and rolling around on the ground. Bar fight in a cage. K-1 blows it out of the water.
I don't mind mma but boxing is indeed the grown up in the room of the two. Mma is a babe in the woods and still cutting its teeth and learning more and more that in any mass promotion and corporate mentality divas are created and its not all easy sailing. Also Joe Rogan has to be one of the most oddly formed and uncomfortable humans I've ever seen on camera.
I will give a huge Well done to Mma in that at least it gives its ring card girls equal billing, camera time and the absolute shortest shorts known to exist![]()
He is always looking to pounce and shout into a conversation and has this odd thing of a mouth tic, like hes mouthing what he is going to say before he says it. Not to mention a voice like glass being shattered. If that makes sense
I think I've just described the last two guys who came into boxing on the mic from mma? Renallo (?) and Gus Johnson from Showtime?
Last edited by Spicoli; 02-07-2013 at 10:29 PM.
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