pturtle
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Well, the fact that boxers are limited to using only their fists makes it more of a cerebral sport, most of the time you actually have to out think your opponent because of that, that's why it's called the sweet science.
MMA has a variation of styles that they apply to win a fight, that their opponent might not be trained in.
MMA is also a lot more accessible, generally the best boxers in the world start a very young age, Brock Lesnar could never be a champion in boxing after starting so late, no matter how hard he trained.
Just my opinion though.
Boxing also has a fascinating history, some of the greatest specimens to ever walk this planet were, and are pugilists.
Edit: didn't see this argument went any further, my phone didn't load properly.
Yeah, I know right. There's no science involved in jujutsu or judo, it's just a wild flailing free for all. Don't even get me started on stand-up in MMA, those posers have to worry about takedowns and kicks, elbows, knees....not like the real chess game of boxing where you only throw fist blows.
Well, the fact that boxers are limited to using only their fists makes it more of a cerebral sport, most of the time you actually have to out think your opponent because of that, that's why it's called the sweet science.
MMA has a variation of styles that they apply to win a fight, that their opponent might not be trained in.
MMA is also a lot more accessible, generally the best boxers in the world start a very young age, Brock Lesnar could never be a champion in boxing after starting so late, no matter how hard he trained.
Just my opinion though.
Boxing also has a fascinating history, some of the greatest specimens to ever walk this planet were, and are pugilists.
Edit: didn't see this argument went any further, my phone didn't load properly.
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