Originally Posted by hey guys

What happens if Hamill KOS Rampage...i wonder...

Originally Posted by Pokerking88

Hamill has never shown huge KO power, his only KO was the head kick on Munoz. Rampage has an iron chin and huge recovery skills.

Originally Posted by hey guys

I know, im just saying. What if it happens.

I love how Lyoto Machidas no longer what people consider a boring fighter anymore. hes now a dangerous fighter with KO power. ;D

Originally Posted by Pokerking88

http://www.firstrowsports.com/watch/...-hamill--.html
Link I am using: For anyone that wants to watch it.

Originally Posted by Kizz

Thanks for that. I'm wathing right now

Originally Posted by hey guys

MMA is an really interesting sport.
But does anyone else watch it despite me.

Any comments such as "gay homos dry humping each other" or similar will be considered spam. If you dislike the ground-game stick with kickboxing or boxing.

I know MMA inst just the "UFC", there's still Dream, and Strikeforce. There are however no upcoming cards for those so thats why im starting off with UFC ^^.
MMA is a totally different sport than kicking or boxing. So i really hate how people compare them. Please stick on topic, thanks ^^

Upcoming UFC Card!

Main Card
Welterweight Championship bout: Georges St-Pierre (c) vs. Jake Shields
Featherweight Championship bout: José Aldo (c) vs. Mark Hominick
Light Heavyweight bout: Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Jason Brilz
Light Heavyweight bout: Randy Couture vs. Lyoto Machida
Lightweight bout: Mark Bocek vs. Ben Henderson

Preliminary Card (Spike TV)
Welterweight bout: Nate Diaz vs. Rory MacDonald
Welterweight bout: Sean Pierson vs. Jake Ellenberger

Preliminary Card (Facebook)
Welterweight bout: Claude Patrick vs. Daniel Roberts
Bantamweight bout: Ivan Menjivar vs. Charlie Valencia
Middleweight bout: Jason MacDonald vs. Ryan Jensen
Lightweight bout: John Makdessi vs. Kyle Watson
Featherweight bout: Yves Jabouin vs. Pablo Garza

Originally Posted by rstrader1471

I LOVE UFC!
I spent around $1850 to see Gsp v shields in Canada, Toronto, Rogers Centre.

I strongly believe UFC is better than boxing, you have to be an all round fighter unlike boxing.

Originally Posted by IPinkEyeYou

MMA is by far better than boxing as you say, it also takes more skill, it's more intense all round better than another other fighting, to be good at MMA it requires skill... boxing how ever, anyone can throw a few punches, doesn't take skill at all!

Originally Posted by IPinkEyeYou

MMA is by far better than boxing as you say, it also takes more skill, it's more intense all round better than another other fighting, to be good at MMA it requires skill... boxing how ever, anyone can throw a few punches, doesn't take skill at all!

Originally Posted by rstrader1471

Exactly, and this point was proved when Randy Couture beat that boxer, Tony

Originally Posted by Sythe

Linguistic idiocy.

Originally Posted by rstrader1471

I LOVE UFC!
I spent around $1850 to see Gsp v shields in Canada, Toronto, Rogers Centre.

I strongly believe UFC is better than boxing, you have to be an all round fighter unlike boxing.

Originally Posted by IPinkEyeYou

MMA is by far better than boxing as you say, it also takes more skill, it's more intense all round better than another other fighting, to be good at MMA it requires skill... boxing how ever, anyone can throw a few punches, doesn't take skill at all!

Originally Posted by rstrader1471

Exactly, and this point was proved when Randy Couture beat that boxer, Tony

Originally Posted by Insidious Insinuations

Try taking up boxing ... the conditioning workouts alone will literally pulverize you. Better yet, go to your local boxing hangout and try trading with someone smaller than you and let me know how much seconds you survived or how many laps you had to run around the ring to avoid a KO.

No, it proved nothing really but that he can dodge bombs and that the boxer doesn't have TDD/ground game - which he wouldn't need at all in boxing. Put the majority of pro-MMA fighters in a boxing ring and they'll get ragdolled. Boxing and MMA are very different sports - MMA requires a much more diverse skill set than boxing and you can be decent at a bunch of them and be successful. Boxing has much less variables but isn't as kind to those that're lacking in any of them.

It's like putting a hockey player in a soccer game - proves nothing really.

Originally Posted by Pokerking88

Very nice.

Completely wrong

Terrible reason. Put Couture in a boxing ring with Toney, and the same thing would happen

Exactly. Any MMA fighter TBH would be killed by a top level boxer. Just like Toney got owned by Couture.

Originally Posted by IPinkEyeYou

Not Wrong at all, Boxing does not require skill, punching isn't a skill, getting someone into an arm bar requires skill, Figure of 4 requires skill, Kimora defo requires skill, so how much skill is there to punching? More skill than any of the things I said? DEFO NOT! I do MMA It requires skill, something boxing doesn't require not even close to half of what MMA does.

Originally Posted by Pokerking88

Wow you aren't that smart then. Punching doesn't require much skill, but to be good at it all it it does. Part of MMA is boxing dumbass. Just saying. Go box someone then, you will find out quick you are wrong. While Kimuras and armbars require skills, it requires more skill to be a good boxer then doing basic submissions

Originally Posted by IPinkEyeYou

Ok then think about it like this... you put a Cage Fighter into a boxing ring... Then put a boxer in to an cage, the chances of a boxer winning a Fight is slim, chances of a Cage Fighter winning in a boxing ring, higher chance than the boxer in the cage.

Originally Posted by Pokerking88

Wrong again. Boxers, especially the power punchers have a lot bigger chance, even if its still slim, to win vs. an mma fighter in a boxing match. The gloves are a lot smaller and they can get a KO easier.