Boxing was amazing until probably around the late 90s when it became difficult to get the best fighters to actually agree to fight because of tv deals and promoters . I can't believe the great fights i watched when i was younger compared to these so called ppv events that are very rarely worth paying for
Boxing is a sub-discipline of MMA, just as wrestling, BJJ or kickboxing is. All the other athletes are absolute specialists in their disciplines and there they are also very likely superior to a pure MMA athlete. The MMA athlete is the generalist. But the MMA athlete has greater versatility and can fight on other levels where the specialist has no skills at all. That is why I consider the MMA athlete to be superior in general. The rest is marketing
Yeah. How a boxer thinks they can beat someone with wrestling and jui jitsu and kickboxing experience is beyond me. Boxing does not acknowledge how to defend against over 50% of the arsenal and MMA fighter has.
@@cahzinarx904boxers are delusional, they think they can beat kickboxers & grapplers, it’s funny to me, they clearly haven’t grappled before ever or got a proper roundhouse to their leg, roundhouse kicks generate the same force as a baseball bat, and elite level kickers can generate force more than 2x a baseball bat, a boxer gets immediately disabled after 3 kicks maximum, therefore a video out of a strongman getting roundhouse kicked by a 9 year old and he was throbbing in pain, people genuinely don’t understand how powerful kicks are it’s hilarious
I grew up watching Boxing and boxed in college then a friend lent me a dvd of Couture Vs Gonzaga and I've been a fan of mixed martial arts ever since. We have room for both sports
I mean, just last weekend there was Victor vs Ricardo Sandoval throwing 1500+ combined punches at each other in an absolute war. I agree boxing was better in the 80s and 90s but theres still plenty of stuff to like. MMA was much better in the late 00s and early 10s than it is today too.
@@Benjamin-hp8mwUFC is starting to lose control? To who? PFL isn't much of a competitor currently, Bellator is being sold off and hasn't made money since it's existence and One has lost hundreds of millions.
MMA has exploded in the 21st century as Dan Hardy said. Boxing is very fun but only WHEN and IF the big fights happen because of the annoying promoters and boxers trying to protect their undefeated record. In MMA we don't really care about the record (Nate Diaz 22-13 record but he is a massive superstar and fan favorite, Charles Oliveira 34-9 same as Nate) we care about good scraps and exciting moments either in the mic or during the fight. Yes the wrestling can be boring sometimes but that's because we don't really understand what they are doing or don't appreciate it but the same can be said for boxing when the fighters just clinch every 5 seconds. Press conferences in MMA are way more exciting than boxing's and the production of MMA (specifically the UFC) is unmatched in comparison to any boxing's promotion. If boxing brings back the good old era where the best fought the best then I feel like it has the chances to surpass the MMA as a combat sport but until that happens MMA is the king of combat sports.
@@Benjamin-hp8mw and boxing isn’t nearly as big as it is without Mike Tyson Muhammad Ali etc. These types of sports get big if the players are big and then if the sport is entertaining it will get big but not as fast as without the players
I came into this video as an MMA fan ready to side with Dan Hardy on anything, but what a genuinely interesting chat and dynamic. Fair, balanced and a truly excellent discussion.
There’s honestly no debate in terms of entertainment value. I like both sports but in boxing it’s lucky if we get a handful of good fights per year. In MMA there’s good fights every weekend and good pay per views once or twice a month
I love boxing, I grew up watching Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, Benn, Eubank, etc. But if boxing drops off (even more than it has since I was a teenager), it will only have itself to blame. I also love mma, I’ve watched it since UFC 2 (I think), my daughter has done it twice a week since she was 6 and has just turned 13. When both are at their best, I couldn’t pick a favourite. Great chat between 2 fantastic ambassadors for their chosen sport.
@@ministryOFmuff Conor headlined 9 out of 18 of the highest selling PPVs in all combat sports ever. He really did change MMA, especially that Conor vs Khabib fight
@@lalox6472 He was the biggest star in MMA history, yes. But average PPV numbers around 2009 were as big as Conors peak in 2016. They were drawing good numbers frequently with a wide range of names back then whereas in the Conor era he used to do massive numbers and then there was a huge drop off for anything that didnt involve him.
Boxing's decline in management is probably one of the biggest factors in the rise of UFC. UFC almost always puts on better fight cards. But no sport event comes close to a boxing super-fight.
As far as what is more exciting I will say your average MMA fight and UFC event is more enjoyable to watch. There's more focus on consistency... however the biggest nights in boxing always feel more special than any UFC card. UFC can stack a card with 5 great fights and a boxing card can just be one big fight and feel more special.
I dunno. I feel like since maybe Brock times the UFC has been able to put on the occasional card that feels every bit as big as a big boxing match. Like Conor fights definitely dont feel smaller than Canelo fights.
MMA is far superior to boxing. Boxing is a punching competition, whereas MMA is an actual fight. Boxing is a shambles. The best very rarely fight each other. In all MMA organisations, the best always fight the best. Boxing is prize fighting. MMA is fighting to find who the best is.
Boxing will always live on… any MMA practitioner HAS to know core elements of boxing. Same with the other core arts like Muay Thai, BJJ and wrestling. Each art is beautiful, but has its own limitations on its own.
@@Benjamin-hp8mw Pure delusion, getting into the ufc is every fighters dream. The other promotions are literally for washed ufc fighters or young up and comers. The ufc will always have the best fighters in the world.
@@NorthLondon-pm6xy Yes exactly, because boxers aren’t owned by a company or organisation that’s why fights never get made, because they can choose when they fight and choose how much they get payed or they straight up refuse to fight. That’s why mma is superior, it’s warriors trying to fight the best whilst boxing is greed and being scared.
There's a reason MMA guys will get into a boxing ring but pure boxers won't get in a cage. The difference speaks for itslef. Respect to James Toney, one of my favorites growing up.
@@ministryOFmuff no that's called an excuse. Everytime there's a debate about what is more effective, the boxing fans go back to "well boxers make more money" lol. As if a well known boxer couldn't get paid millions to enter the cage. Cope
A lot of mma fans dont realize how exciting the boxing matches from the 50s to the 90s were. Not their fault at all since the current era that theyre exposed to now is so luckluster in comparison. I am saying this as an mma fan first. Old school boxing had some of the best scraps in the history of fighting imho
MMA is miles better than boxing, MMA are also where the real baddest men on the planet are! Feel sorry for Frampton here, literally doing his best to defend his sport
To be fair, maybe a lot of boxers would have gone to MMA instead and been among the "baddest men on the planet" if the hadnt had the option of getting paid way more money in boxing.
@@agookchild It didnt. The UFC debuted in 93, nobody was even considering giving that title to an MMA fighter until well into the 2000s. Even now Fury calls himself the baddest man on the planet repeatedly.
Both sports are equally capable of having amazing fights, ufc just has more on average cos it has a more competitive infrastructure where the top guys constantly fight
I loved boxing, slightly looked down upon UFC at the beginning. Now it's the other way round, UFC is more skillfull, more exciting and interesting to me. I think it will take over eventually, especially with the money and politics side of thing ruining professional boxing
MMA has a bigger reach across classes for some reason, boxing is very much still a working class sport, mma seems to interest people from a wider spectrum, that could see it overtake boxing
Boxings only big because of the legacy the older fighters left behind and how the sport used to be. Been a sham the last 20 years, look at showtime leaving the sport, it’s not a surprise ratings are dropping off.
Showtime is leaving all sports which means they're dropping Bellator too, and boxing got better ratings on Showtime than Bellator btw. Just like Top Rank gets better ratings than the UFC on ESPN and PBC on Fox gets the highest ratings of any combat sports promotion.
Muay Thai is becoming much more popular ever since one championship became a thing, now that one championship offers bonus’ and pays higher, fighters can put on better performances and more exciting fights because they fight LESS for more money! Also, they’ve gotten rid of most of the original historic rituals of Muay Thai, they rarely do the Wai Key’s anymore and don’t do the slow starts because they’re now trying to entertain
Was a die hard boxing fan and diskled mma up until 2016, started watching mma more and more and now i struggle to watch any boxing event. Just full of boxers trying to protect the 0 and fight litertal taxi drivers.
Unfortunately kickboxing has the pacing issue (a lot of knee+clinch+ref break in K1 rules) and also the promotion/politics issue. Andrew Tate boasts about being a 4 time world champion. In ISKA, which is a lower prestige belt than something like Glory. I love kickboxing, I love doing amateur fights, I just don't follow it as closely as MMA.
Kickboxing would be the best if it was on a comparable scale to the other two. K1 was way better than the UFC in the 90s and a decent chunk of the 00s imo, but then the UFC exploded and K1 dropped off.
I have tried, but coming from a soccer and taekwondo base, it’s incredibly hard for me to get interested in a fight in which legs aren’t legal weapons.
This weekend is why mma for me is better, card falls apart and two guys step in on 10 days notice and makes it way way more exciting. It just doesnt happen like that by champion level boxers
I have been a fan of boxing all my life and to this day I believe is the fastest way to put someone down for good. That said, when it comes to Boxing against MMA, I believe it always comes down to the quality of the fighters.
An MMA fighter can take a and trade punches from a boxer. A boxer can’t take a leg kick from an MMA fighter. Or defend a kick in general. Or stop a takedown. Or defend a submission.
A boxer has more chance of becoming competent enough at those things to be successful in MMA than an MMA fighter has of becoming an elite boxer though.
😂 every mma fighter i have seen cant take a punch. They get hit, fall down and think “ f that ! I dont want to get punched in the face again “ Then the inevitable quitting technique of “ tapping out “ comes into play.
What a frank and honest discussion, the mutual respect was strong here.
There's never any ego with Dan. Seems a top lad
The MMA and Boxing community needs more of this. Two guys having a respectful discussion on these great sports.
Happens all the time🤣🙄
Boxing was amazing until probably around the late 90s when it became difficult to get the best fighters to actually agree to fight because of tv deals and promoters . I can't believe the great fights i watched when i was younger compared to these so called ppv events that are very rarely worth paying for
Its nice to watch these guys talk without ego - very rare in both sports.
The mma community will always take Dan Hardy as our ambassador
nah bisping is a better choice, that man's been through the fire. Dan was gifted a title shot in attempt to build the sport in the UK.
@@BlackHeartMan_NoSoulBisping is riddled with CTE and cannot form coherent arguments. He would probably just threaten the other guy.
@@BlackHeartMan_NoSoulbisping is too big of an idiot
@@carl8752 To much of an idiot that he won a world title with one eye? And is one of the top commentators in the ufc?
@@columodonnell9202 lol Bisping's a legend
The duo we didn't know we needed, great job!!
What a great guy carl frampton is and was a great fighter and a great champion.
He’s a wally
@@IamBerbatovWolly?
@@richardcrawford1859 no Wally
@@IamBerbatov what’s a Wally?
@@richardcrawford1859 ‘wally, a silly or inept person’
Boxing is a sub-discipline of MMA, just as wrestling, BJJ or kickboxing is. All the other athletes are absolute specialists in their disciplines and there they are also very likely superior to a pure MMA athlete. The MMA athlete is the generalist. But the MMA athlete has greater versatility and can fight on other levels where the specialist has no skills at all. That is why I consider the MMA athlete to be superior in general. The rest is marketing
The only correct answer.
Well said
Yeah. How a boxer thinks they can beat someone with wrestling and jui jitsu and kickboxing experience is beyond me. Boxing does not acknowledge how to defend against over 50% of the arsenal and MMA fighter has.
MMA ‘Fighter’ 💯
@@cahzinarx904boxers are delusional, they think they can beat kickboxers & grapplers, it’s funny to me, they clearly haven’t grappled before ever or got a proper roundhouse to their leg, roundhouse kicks generate the same force as a baseball bat, and elite level kickers can generate force more than 2x a baseball bat, a boxer gets immediately disabled after 3 kicks maximum, therefore a video out of a strongman getting roundhouse kicked by a 9 year old and he was throbbing in pain, people genuinely don’t understand how powerful kicks are it’s hilarious
I grew up watching Boxing and boxed in college then a friend lent me a dvd of Couture Vs Gonzaga and I've been a fan of mixed martial arts ever since. We have room for both sports
I think boxing in the 80s and 90s was so much better than it is today. As he mentioned Hagler vs Hearns. We don't see fights like that anymore.
I mean, just last weekend there was Victor vs Ricardo Sandoval throwing 1500+ combined punches at each other in an absolute war. I agree boxing was better in the 80s and 90s but theres still plenty of stuff to like. MMA was much better in the late 00s and early 10s than it is today too.
We need more positive videos like these that bring both sport together instead of trying to divide fans to be a fan of one sport or the other.
Fantastic talk between two great fighters! No ego, minimal bias just a great conversation
Two MEN who deserve recognition and respect. For both their careers and the way they conduct themselves.
Boxing is too hard to follow because there’s so many belts and weight classes. Not to mention the record padding and painful negotiations.
I’m a mma fan I like boxing but this is facts right here the politics of the sport ruin it for me it’s so hard to follow always got me frustrated af😂
It won’t last in MMA the UFC is starting to lose it’s complete control soon which will make the biggest fights tougher to make
True boxing is hard sport to follow and also hard to compete but to many belts and padded records but mma is where it's more of a real fight 💯👍
@@Benjamin-hp8mwUFC is starting to lose control? To who? PFL isn't much of a competitor currently, Bellator is being sold off and hasn't made money since it's existence and One has lost hundreds of millions.
@@Benjamin-hp8mwYou're delusional, keep trying
How respectful and polite conversation for two trained killers
This was an amazing video. Much respect to both of these legends and their honesty and respect.
Loved this video 💪🏽
Yes, I agree. I thoroughly enjoyed this.
MMA has exploded in the 21st century as Dan Hardy said. Boxing is very fun but only WHEN and IF the big fights happen because of the annoying promoters and boxers trying to protect their undefeated record. In MMA we don't really care about the record (Nate Diaz 22-13 record but he is a massive superstar and fan favorite, Charles Oliveira 34-9 same as Nate) we care about good scraps and exciting moments either in the mic or during the fight. Yes the wrestling can be boring sometimes but that's because we don't really understand what they are doing or don't appreciate it but the same can be said for boxing when the fighters just clinch every 5 seconds. Press conferences in MMA are way more exciting than boxing's and the production of MMA (specifically the UFC) is unmatched in comparison to any boxing's promotion. If boxing brings back the good old era where the best fought the best then I feel like it has the chances to surpass the MMA as a combat sport but until that happens MMA is the king of combat sports.
😂😂😂
@pravinmodi4102 good argument bro. Way to put your opinion into words
MMA isn’t nearly as big without conor
@@Benjamin-hp8mw and boxing isn’t nearly as big as it is without Mike Tyson Muhammad Ali etc. These types of sports get big if the players are big and then if the sport is entertaining it will get big but not as fast as without the players
@@Benjamin-hp8mw It’s literally never been better, it’s completely out done boxing the past few years without Conor that’s for sure.
So nice to see a actual chill conversation
I came into this video as an MMA fan ready to side with Dan Hardy on anything, but what a genuinely interesting chat and dynamic. Fair, balanced and a truly excellent discussion.
Admitting bias, nice.
@@CorrectionUnknown everyone has biases. Some people just don't admit it.
Good little convo tbh
Great conversation ! Carls humility is admirable and Dan is a great ambassador of the sport. Top lads they are.
That was a brilliant discussion shame it couldn’t be longer to dig in.
So nice seeing them having an actual respectful conversation instead of shouting over eachother
Being a boxing AND MMA fan >>>>>
Respect to both men, I’m a huge fan of both and I’m so glad we live in a world where we can enjoy both. Apples and Oranges.
There’s honestly no debate in terms of entertainment value. I like both sports but in boxing it’s lucky if we get a handful of good fights per year. In MMA there’s good fights every weekend and good pay per views once or twice a month
This was an excellent vid, would love to see these 2 talk about anything
Great chat, the best 2 people to have this chat.
I love boxing, I grew up watching Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, Benn, Eubank, etc. But if boxing drops off (even more than it has since I was a teenager), it will only have itself to blame. I also love mma, I’ve watched it since UFC 2 (I think), my daughter has done it twice a week since she was 6 and has just turned 13. When both are at their best, I couldn’t pick a favourite. Great chat between 2 fantastic ambassadors for their chosen sport.
Two rational lads debating without getting all hot and bothered and defensive. Good watch.
That Connor vs Khabib really change everything for MMA
The UFC was already huge in the late 00s and early 10s when Brock was there.
@@ministryOFmuff Conor headlined 9 out of 18 of the highest selling PPVs in all combat sports ever. He really did change MMA, especially that Conor vs Khabib fight
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@@lalox6472 He was the biggest star in MMA history, yes. But average PPV numbers around 2009 were as big as Conors peak in 2016. They were drawing good numbers frequently with a wide range of names back then whereas in the Conor era he used to do massive numbers and then there was a huge drop off for anything that didnt involve him.
Good honest takes.
MMA is getting more popular nowadays plis in MMA most people actually watch the entire card of fights.
Boxing's decline in management is probably one of the biggest factors in the rise of UFC.
UFC almost always puts on better fight cards.
But no sport event comes close to a boxing super-fight.
This was a great conversation!
Really enjoyable conversation. Respect to both
They picked the perfect two people for this conversation
As far as what is more exciting I will say your average MMA fight and UFC event is more enjoyable to watch. There's more focus on consistency... however the biggest nights in boxing always feel more special than any UFC card. UFC can stack a card with 5 great fights and a boxing card can just be one big fight and feel more special.
I dunno. I feel like since maybe Brock times the UFC has been able to put on the occasional card that feels every bit as big as a big boxing match. Like Conor fights definitely dont feel smaller than Canelo fights.
great discussion and totally spot on
Cool conversation. Respectful
Glad to see dan as the embassitor for mma in the convo, great work gents
They don't teach English in Ireland?
MMA is far superior to boxing. Boxing is a punching competition, whereas MMA is an actual fight. Boxing is a shambles. The best very rarely fight each other. In all MMA organisations, the best always fight the best. Boxing is prize fighting. MMA is fighting to find who the best is.
UFC all day🤙
Low IQ.
100% boxing not even close MMA is king
Ufc is the promotion u melt
@@user-tg8qo6nz9k Yeah the top of the hill promotion where every mma fighter expires to be
@@jasonkerridge8929I doubt uve ever watched a proper boxing event in ur life. I say this as someone who watches every ufc event
Boxing will always live on… any MMA practitioner HAS to know core elements of boxing. Same with the other core arts like Muay Thai, BJJ and wrestling. Each art is beautiful, but has its own limitations on its own.
More of these please, fantastic.
MMA is the purest form of fighting we have. The UFC has 1 champion per weight class and there isn’t too many weight classes. No brainer.
So true. The champion is THE champion. No need to wait 5 years to see if someone can become unified champion bullshit
And in the UFC its all under one promotion which is why we get the best fighting the best on a regular
But the UFC doesn’t have all the best fighters only like 60%
@@Benjamin-hp8mw Pure delusion, getting into the ufc is every fighters dream. The other promotions are literally for washed ufc fighters or young up and comers. The ufc will always have the best fighters in the world.
@@NorthLondon-pm6xy Yes exactly, because boxers aren’t owned by a company or organisation that’s why fights never get made, because they can choose when they fight and choose how much they get payed or they straight up refuse to fight. That’s why mma is superior, it’s warriors trying to fight the best whilst boxing is greed and being scared.
Brilliant chat - more like this, please
Great take from both men.! No ego, just an honest take from both..
2 absolute legends!!!!
Two proper knowledgeable, skilful and absolute gents. That was a pleasure to listen too.
Great content two great ambassadors
For Dan to say probably what the end was cold 🥶 🤣(obviously Boxing it’s Frampton and MMA is Dan!)
I don’t think they were talking sanctioned bouts. Just in general
In a "fight" obviously Dan would win😂
Top quality from BT this
need more cross over content like this, AND MAKE IT LONGER
Nuanced and respectful discussion. Top class.
Huge respect for Carl, nice humble dude def gonna look at his work
Dan and carl should have there own round up show every sunday morning of all the boxing and ufc thats gone on over the weekend would be a good show
Both of these dudes are class acts
This was brilliant. Great to see Hardy back
these 2 are a dream team, give them a show BT sport!
Fan of ufc and boxing
Best of both worlds
Welcome back Dan! Great discussion with 2 legends
There's a reason MMA guys will get into a boxing ring but pure boxers won't get in a cage. The difference speaks for itslef.
Respect to James Toney, one of my favorites growing up.
The reason is theres more money in boxing.
@@ministryOFmuff no that's called an excuse. Everytime there's a debate about what is more effective, the boxing fans go back to "well boxers make more money" lol. As if a well known boxer couldn't get paid millions to enter the cage. Cope
Boxing is a much more brutal sport than mma. Constant punishment to the head compared with constant opportunities to tap out.
No MMA fighter will ever win in the boxing ring. Well, not if the judges have anything to do with it they won't.
Paging Mr. Ngannou
Ace video, some good discussion !
Great video
I got into mma in 2003 because it was more exciting than boxing and I love boxing
Both top men. Shows how far we’ve come.
Great convo
A lot of mma fans dont realize how exciting the boxing matches from the 50s to the 90s were. Not their fault at all since the current era that theyre exposed to now is so luckluster in comparison. I am saying this as an mma fan first. Old school boxing had some of the best scraps in the history of fighting imho
Boxing can never replicate moments like Jorge doing a flying knee K.O in 4 seconds and knocking out his opponent. FACTS
Loved this vid
Love this.
What a discussion. Classy and real.
MMA is miles better than boxing, MMA are also where the real baddest men on the planet are! Feel sorry for Frampton here, literally doing his best to defend his sport
To be fair, maybe a lot of boxers would have gone to MMA instead and been among the "baddest men on the planet" if the hadnt had the option of getting paid way more money in boxing.
I love how after UFC debut, boxing quietly retracted it’s “baddest man alive” claim.
@@agookchild It didnt. The UFC debuted in 93, nobody was even considering giving that title to an MMA fighter until well into the 2000s. Even now Fury calls himself the baddest man on the planet repeatedly.
Both sports are equally capable of having amazing fights, ufc just has more on average cos it has a more competitive infrastructure where the top guys constantly fight
Your a novice, baddest men can only be decided in a street fight. People throw hands in street fights boxers all day
I loved boxing, slightly looked down upon UFC at the beginning. Now it's the other way round, UFC is more skillfull, more exciting and interesting to me. I think it will take over eventually, especially with the money and politics side of thing ruining professional boxing
zero ego here, top lads
Love the RESPECT 💯🙏🏽
Both are great 👍👍
But one is clearly better
Obviously, the martial Art that is most effective no matter what type of Human combat occurs is northern Shin-Kickin'
Either that or Southern Arm Wrastling.
I can personally attest to that. Unfortunately, on the receiving end! Ouch😂
If MMA was in the Olympic Games, it could outshine ALL the other sports.
MMA has a bigger reach across classes for some reason, boxing is very much still a working class sport, mma seems to interest people from a wider spectrum, that could see it overtake boxing
Boxings only big because of the legacy the older fighters left behind and how the sport used to be. Been a sham the last 20 years, look at showtime leaving the sport, it’s not a surprise ratings are dropping off.
Showtime is leaving all sports which means they're dropping Bellator too, and boxing got better ratings on Showtime than Bellator btw. Just like Top Rank gets better ratings than the UFC on ESPN and PBC on Fox gets the highest ratings of any combat sports promotion.
Love both. Would like to see Muay Thai and kickboxing become just as popular too
I think the muay thai element is what makes mma brutal
Muay Thai is becoming much more popular ever since one championship became a thing, now that one championship offers bonus’ and pays higher, fighters can put on better performances and more exciting fights because they fight LESS for more money! Also, they’ve gotten rid of most of the original historic rituals of Muay Thai, they rarely do the Wai Key’s anymore and don’t do the slow starts because they’re now trying to entertain
I’m pro Mma all the way but let’s give some credit to boxing for finally making some decent fights over the past couple years
Was a die hard boxing fan and diskled mma up until 2016, started watching mma more and more and now i struggle to watch any boxing event. Just full of boxers trying to protect the 0 and fight litertal taxi drivers.
Brilliant, great minds aye
Amazing video , great talk between to warriors and gentlemen
Kickboxing meets both sports halfway!
Unfortunately kickboxing has the pacing issue (a lot of knee+clinch+ref break in K1 rules) and also the promotion/politics issue. Andrew Tate boasts about being a 4 time world champion. In ISKA, which is a lower prestige belt than something like Glory.
I love kickboxing, I love doing amateur fights, I just don't follow it as closely as MMA.
Kickboxing would be the best if it was on a comparable scale to the other two. K1 was way better than the UFC in the 90s and a decent chunk of the 00s imo, but then the UFC exploded and K1 dropped off.
I have tried, but coming from a soccer and taekwondo base, it’s incredibly hard for me to get interested in a fight in which legs aren’t legal weapons.
Carl and Dan two of the best pundits👍
Boxing 🥊
This weekend is why mma for me is better, card falls apart and two guys step in on 10 days notice and makes it way way more exciting. It just doesnt happen like that by champion level boxers
Last question
Carl would win in a boxing fight
Dan would win in an MMA fight
Dan would win in a street fight
I have been a fan of boxing all my life and to this day I believe is the fastest way to put someone down for good. That said, when it comes to Boxing against MMA, I believe it always comes down to the quality of the fighters.
*Which is better to watch? Down to the viewer.
*Which is more dangerous? Boxing 100%.
Only aspect where boxing wins is probably popularity.
Love both sports man. They both have a place.
Spot on that 👏
An MMA fighter can take a and trade punches from a boxer. A boxer can’t take a leg kick from an MMA fighter. Or defend a kick in general. Or stop a takedown. Or defend a submission.
A boxer has more chance of becoming competent enough at those things to be successful in MMA than an MMA fighter has of becoming an elite boxer though.
😂 every mma fighter i have seen cant take a punch. They get hit, fall down and think “ f that ! I dont want to get punched in the face again “
Then the inevitable quitting technique of “ tapping out “ comes into play.