154 lbs amatuer boxer VS NFL player with some streetfighting experience

X · 05-19-2014 11:32 PM

yes, yes, yes ..... But the real important question we should be debating is who would win between a small Ethiopian campfire and a size 9 sock with a hole in the toe.

**beenKOed** · 05-20-2014 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by X

yes, yes, yes ..... But the real important question we should be debating is who would win between a small Ethiopian campfire and a size 9 sock with a hole in the toe.

I was thinking more about a pecan vs a walnut with a small crack.

**Master** · 05-20-2014 08:27 PM

The boxer should take his time and tire the NFL player and then take him out.

I also never thought Jesse James Leija was that good.

**FinitoElDinamita** · 05-22-2014 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by Master

The boxer should take his time and tire the NFL player and then take him out.

I also never thought Jesse James Leija was that good.

By what standards? Bro, Jesse james leija was a very good fighter.

You stated in another thread that while daniel geale isn't a great fighter, he's still very good. Well I feel the same way about leija. How is he any different? Infact, leija was a higher level fighter than geale.

Lol @ geale. Leija is much better.

**jahmez** · 05-23-2014 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by Master

The boxer should take his time and tire the NFL player and then take him out.

I also never thought Jesse James Leija was that good.

You've got to take the other guy out as fast as you can. 1-2 till he drops, 1-4 if it gets close then kick him in the head as soon as he's down. Once he sees you can fight he'll rush and tackle.