A black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu.maverick23 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2022, 14:55Yeah - he’s a grappler. I’d imagine KSI will win. Dannis is mainly known for being part of Conor McGregor’s team. He’s a very solid grappler - 2 wins from 2 in Bellator albeit at a lowish level.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑21 Nov 2022, 14:50I heard KSI trains pretty seriously. Dannis just seems to be a grappler no? How did he become famous?gregregegg wrote: ↑20 Nov 2022, 20:59 Dannis is shit. But he is still a quality athlete that would of spent 1000s of hours working on his striking. and has been playing with a boxing move for a while. plus, importantly has been hit plenty (sparing mainly), half the battle with these celeb boxers is can they stay calm when hit.
Not suggesting Dannis striking is quality at all, But has KSI actualy been training boxing that much? i havent seen him do anything in recent years.
should be a live fight. (id favor KSI in big part because his team must favor him to pick this fight).
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1 pm Live Presser.
Gonna be cringe
Gonna be cringe
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Well why share it on here ?
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My 10 year old son asked me the other day if we could go to see KSI's next fight.
No.
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tickets for this event are more expensive then the whyte v franklin event 
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are these actually sanctioned pro fights? social influencer exhibitions should go in amateur or other sports
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is that a good thing?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 09:34There’s a lot of cringy things that get posted.
i understand the jake paul fights and stuff, because they are sanctioned pro bouts, he takes his training seriously, and is fighting dudes with pro combat experience. as much as he might annoy ppl, he's actually pursuing a pro boxing career
but that last 'mizfits' show in the uk was utter trash between a bunch of instagram attention whores without an ounce of boxing experience, and none of them were pro fights. it's more fitting for off topic or other sports
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Can we move this thread to the Off Topic section.
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The other 2 he had in one night they claim to be pro bouts. But they weren’t.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑16 Dec 2022, 01:10 are these actually sanctioned pro fights? social influencer exhibitions should go in amateur or other sports
Wouldn’t even call them semi-pro.
Who knows, this one might be.
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Press Release | Undercard Information
The full card for the grudge match between KSI and Dillon Danis has been announced ahead of their showdown at OVO Arena in Wembley, England on Jan 14th. It includes Joe Fournier [who has actual boxing experience!] vs. Tony Christodoulou, a co-feature between Slim vs. Tom Zanetti, as well as Salt Papi vs. Josh Brueckner, Ryan Taylor vs. Swarmz, Faith Ordway vs. Elle Brooke and Anthony Taylor vs. Idris Virgo. The event will be broadcast in markets around the world on DAZN and on DAZN pay-per-view, in the UK, Ireland, US, Canada , France, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Netherlands & Mexico. Tickets for the fight are available now at misfitsboxing.com.
Joe Fournier vs. Tony Christodoulou: Although he lost an exhibition to retired former champion David Haye, Joe Fournier holds an undefeated professional boxing record with 9 wins, with 1 no contest. The successful entrepreneur returned to the professional ranks in 2021 after a five-year hiatus [caused in part by PED issues] and is back to take on former professional MMA fighter Tony Christodoulou.
Slim vs. Tom Zanetti: Sulieman “Slim” Albaher is becoming the heavy-hitting dangerman of crossover boxing. From New York, ‘The Hitman’ is gaining notoriety for stoppage wins after an amateur career, followed by his TKO win against Fousey in 2019 and his knockout win over Faze Temperrr at The O2 in London. From Leeds to Ibiza, Yorkshire’s Tom Zanetti is a global name within dance music, having scored Top Ten hits, accumulated over 20 million streams, and just under 4 million views on YouTube.
Salt Papi vs. Josh Brueckner: Salt Papi was raised in England with a Filipino background, and transitioned from seasoning star to boxing prospect as he created videos showing his weight-loss transformation through his love of the sport. In March of 2022 he made his crossover boxing debut as he conquered Halal Ham over three rounds, resulting in a unanimous decision win. He then faced Andy Warski as he produced a highlight-reel knockout in the opening of the first round to steal the limelight from the sold out MF & DAZN: X Series 001 at the sold out O2 in London. Josh Brueckner is both a social media star as well an MMA fighter, who has developed a big social following for creating fitness videos alongside his wife Katie on their channel Jatie Vlogs. He started out in amateur MMA with an undefeated record of 7-0, before moving to professional MMA. He made his crossover boxing debut on the undercard of KSI vs. Logan Paul II when he beat Tyler Smith via unanimous decision.
Ryan Taylor vs. Swarmz: Ryan Taylor is a champion BMX rider, YouTube superstar and serial entrepreneur. Taylor went toe-to-toe with one of crossover boxing’s biggest hitters in Slim, and showed the world his toughness and determination when inside the ring. After [losing] against KSI, Swarmz is returning to the ring at Wembley, continuing his transition into crossover boxing where either he or Taylor will have the chance to bounce back with a huge win at 004. Christodoulou’s pedigree as a former UFC fighter with 20 professional fights on some of MMA’s grandest stages, and undefeated amateur record, presents Fournier with one of his toughest challenges to date. Christodoulou has had a brief hiatus from the ring that consisted of 13 wins, mirroring Fournier’s break from fighting, to make this a level playing field and an unbelievably exciting match up.
Faith Ordway vs. Elle Brooke: Faith Ordway has made name as a social media celebrity, most notably through TikTok. With over 4 million followers, the American has turned to the sport of crossover boxing as her new challenge. Fellow social media star Elle Brooke follows up her successful debut against AJ Bunker in this new year cracker.
Anthony Taylor vs. Idris Virgo: Having stepped away from an MMA career where he was on a five-fight win streak Anthony ‘Pretty Boy’ Tayloris ready to show his opponent, and crossover boxing, he’s here to make further waves after a knockout win against Ashley Rak-Su at MF & DAZN: X Series 002 in Sheffield. Idris Virgo is an influencer and former contestant on Love Island who is looking to dust off his boxing skills as he aims to build on his previous 13 boxing bouts, with a tremendously impressive record of 12-0-1.
The full card for the grudge match between KSI and Dillon Danis has been announced ahead of their showdown at OVO Arena in Wembley, England on Jan 14th. It includes Joe Fournier [who has actual boxing experience!] vs. Tony Christodoulou, a co-feature between Slim vs. Tom Zanetti, as well as Salt Papi vs. Josh Brueckner, Ryan Taylor vs. Swarmz, Faith Ordway vs. Elle Brooke and Anthony Taylor vs. Idris Virgo. The event will be broadcast in markets around the world on DAZN and on DAZN pay-per-view, in the UK, Ireland, US, Canada , France, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Netherlands & Mexico. Tickets for the fight are available now at misfitsboxing.com.
Joe Fournier vs. Tony Christodoulou: Although he lost an exhibition to retired former champion David Haye, Joe Fournier holds an undefeated professional boxing record with 9 wins, with 1 no contest. The successful entrepreneur returned to the professional ranks in 2021 after a five-year hiatus [caused in part by PED issues] and is back to take on former professional MMA fighter Tony Christodoulou.
Slim vs. Tom Zanetti: Sulieman “Slim” Albaher is becoming the heavy-hitting dangerman of crossover boxing. From New York, ‘The Hitman’ is gaining notoriety for stoppage wins after an amateur career, followed by his TKO win against Fousey in 2019 and his knockout win over Faze Temperrr at The O2 in London. From Leeds to Ibiza, Yorkshire’s Tom Zanetti is a global name within dance music, having scored Top Ten hits, accumulated over 20 million streams, and just under 4 million views on YouTube.
Salt Papi vs. Josh Brueckner: Salt Papi was raised in England with a Filipino background, and transitioned from seasoning star to boxing prospect as he created videos showing his weight-loss transformation through his love of the sport. In March of 2022 he made his crossover boxing debut as he conquered Halal Ham over three rounds, resulting in a unanimous decision win. He then faced Andy Warski as he produced a highlight-reel knockout in the opening of the first round to steal the limelight from the sold out MF & DAZN: X Series 001 at the sold out O2 in London. Josh Brueckner is both a social media star as well an MMA fighter, who has developed a big social following for creating fitness videos alongside his wife Katie on their channel Jatie Vlogs. He started out in amateur MMA with an undefeated record of 7-0, before moving to professional MMA. He made his crossover boxing debut on the undercard of KSI vs. Logan Paul II when he beat Tyler Smith via unanimous decision.
Ryan Taylor vs. Swarmz: Ryan Taylor is a champion BMX rider, YouTube superstar and serial entrepreneur. Taylor went toe-to-toe with one of crossover boxing’s biggest hitters in Slim, and showed the world his toughness and determination when inside the ring. After [losing] against KSI, Swarmz is returning to the ring at Wembley, continuing his transition into crossover boxing where either he or Taylor will have the chance to bounce back with a huge win at 004. Christodoulou’s pedigree as a former UFC fighter with 20 professional fights on some of MMA’s grandest stages, and undefeated amateur record, presents Fournier with one of his toughest challenges to date. Christodoulou has had a brief hiatus from the ring that consisted of 13 wins, mirroring Fournier’s break from fighting, to make this a level playing field and an unbelievably exciting match up.
Faith Ordway vs. Elle Brooke: Faith Ordway has made name as a social media celebrity, most notably through TikTok. With over 4 million followers, the American has turned to the sport of crossover boxing as her new challenge. Fellow social media star Elle Brooke follows up her successful debut against AJ Bunker in this new year cracker.
Anthony Taylor vs. Idris Virgo: Having stepped away from an MMA career where he was on a five-fight win streak Anthony ‘Pretty Boy’ Tayloris ready to show his opponent, and crossover boxing, he’s here to make further waves after a knockout win against Ashley Rak-Su at MF & DAZN: X Series 002 in Sheffield. Idris Virgo is an influencer and former contestant on Love Island who is looking to dust off his boxing skills as he aims to build on his previous 13 boxing bouts, with a tremendously impressive record of 12-0-1.
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Can everyone read this please and tell me why this is in a boxing forum?:
Sulieman “Slim” Albaher is becoming the heavy-hitting dangerman of crossover boxing. From New York, ‘The Hitman’ is gaining notoriety for stoppage wins after an amateur career, followed by his TKO win against Fousey in 2019 and his knockout win over Faze Temperrr at The O2 in London. From Leeds to Ibiza, Yorkshire’s Tom Zanetti is a global name within dance music, having scored Top Ten hits, accumulated over 20 million streams, and just under 4 million views on YouTube.
Sulieman “Slim” Albaher is becoming the heavy-hitting dangerman of crossover boxing. From New York, ‘The Hitman’ is gaining notoriety for stoppage wins after an amateur career, followed by his TKO win against Fousey in 2019 and his knockout win over Faze Temperrr at The O2 in London. From Leeds to Ibiza, Yorkshire’s Tom Zanetti is a global name within dance music, having scored Top Ten hits, accumulated over 20 million streams, and just under 4 million views on YouTube.
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Ruthless married to his post count so got to the numbers up.Frostieballs wrote: ↑17 Dec 2022, 10:42 Can everyone read this please and tell me why this is in a boxing forum?:
Sulieman “Slim” Albaher is becoming the heavy-hitting dangerman of crossover boxing. From New York, ‘The Hitman’ is gaining notoriety for stoppage wins after an amateur career, followed by his TKO win against Fousey in 2019 and his knockout win over Faze Temperrr at The O2 in London. From Leeds to Ibiza, Yorkshire’s Tom Zanetti is a global name within dance music, having scored Top Ten hits, accumulated over 20 million streams, and just under 4 million views on YouTube.
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liamlion wrote: ↑21 Nov 2022, 15:02A black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu.maverick23 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2022, 14:55Yeah - he’s a grappler. I’d imagine KSI will win. Dannis is mainly known for being part of Conor McGregor’s team. He’s a very solid grappler - 2 wins from 2 in Bellator albeit at a lowish level.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑21 Nov 2022, 14:50
I heard KSI trains pretty seriously. Dannis just seems to be a grappler no? How did he become famous?
Got choked out by a doorman
Worthy youtuber opponent
Re: KSI vs. Dillon Danis | DAZN PPV - 14 January 2023
Even in his own specialty that isn't his fists he got done by a civilian ffs
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So he's been choked out on the street and shit his trunks from an actual fighter who wobbled him in the street despite hiding behind three people, yeah KSI is a more accomplished fighter than this guy ffs, THATS how bad it's gotten!!
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So KSI is a 190lb+ boxer facing a 170lb MMA guy who also happens to be ground specialist.
On the plus side at least Danis is the right side of 30.
Not sure what else there is to say about it. But I hope Danis knocks KSI out.
On the plus side at least Danis is the right side of 30.
Not sure what else there is to say about it. But I hope Danis knocks KSI out.
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KSI is an athletic 195lb ish dude thats great at youtube and boxed a bit
Dannis is an athletic 190lb-ish thats great at jujitzu and trained boxing a bit.
I think KSI will win, but there isnt a massive size or experence difference.
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I get that Danis isn’t going to come into this weighing 170lbs, but I can’t imagine 190 is an optimum fighting weight for him, if that’s what he’s aiming for.
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Dillon Danis claims he paid "hefty fee" to MMA promoter to let him fight KSI
Bellator star Danis has insisted that he's making seven figures for his boxing match with KSI in London next month, but had to give a "hefty fee" to his own promoter
Dillon Danis has claimed that he was forced to pay a "hefty fee" to his own promoter in order to make his upcoming boxing fight with KSI a reality.
The Bellator MMA star has been out of action since 2019 with a knee injury, and is returning with a fight against British YouTube star KSI on January 14 in London. And despite claiming that he will make in the region of £1million for the bout, Danis says that a large chunk of his purse had to go to Bellator and promoter Scott Coker.
Danis reckons that the broadcasters had a lot to do with the fee he's been made to pay, with Showtime in America showing Bellator fights. They are major rivals with DAZN, who are staging the bout between he and KSI as their second pay-per-view event under the Misfits Boxing banner.
“I don’t know if I’m allowed to talk about how I had to do that," Danis explained of making the fight during a combative appearance on The MMA Hour last night. "Because Showtime and DAZN are rivals, so I had to pay a hefty fee [to Bellator]. I don't know if I'm supposed to be talking about how much, I don't want to get in trouble with Coker.
“It’s a lot of money. What I’m paying Coker to let me fight is more than probably most UFC [fighter earns for a fight]. I’m still with them. It would be different if I was with Showtime, because Showtime, they have a deal with them. But DAZN is like [a rival broadcaster].”
Danis went 2-0 in Bellator after they signed him to make his MMA debut following a glittering career in jiu-jitsu, where he is a black belt. But a knee injury, as well as a failed surgery, has kept him from the action for what will be almost four years by the time he steps in the ring with KSI.
He was due to face Logan Paul on this card, which would have taken place in America, but when the American was injured during a WWE event he was forced to take a different fight. The feud between Danis and KSI isn't as heated, but he did anger the Brit and his promoters by skipping a press conference in London last week.
And once the bout with KSI is finished, he plans to return to the cage for Bellator. Speaking about Coker, he added: "He wants me to come back to MMA, his star. Obviously there's no-one in Bellator who's going to bring that kind of noise. Who brings that much hype?"
Bellator star Danis has insisted that he's making seven figures for his boxing match with KSI in London next month, but had to give a "hefty fee" to his own promoter
Dillon Danis has claimed that he was forced to pay a "hefty fee" to his own promoter in order to make his upcoming boxing fight with KSI a reality.
The Bellator MMA star has been out of action since 2019 with a knee injury, and is returning with a fight against British YouTube star KSI on January 14 in London. And despite claiming that he will make in the region of £1million for the bout, Danis says that a large chunk of his purse had to go to Bellator and promoter Scott Coker.
Danis reckons that the broadcasters had a lot to do with the fee he's been made to pay, with Showtime in America showing Bellator fights. They are major rivals with DAZN, who are staging the bout between he and KSI as their second pay-per-view event under the Misfits Boxing banner.
“I don’t know if I’m allowed to talk about how I had to do that," Danis explained of making the fight during a combative appearance on The MMA Hour last night. "Because Showtime and DAZN are rivals, so I had to pay a hefty fee [to Bellator]. I don't know if I'm supposed to be talking about how much, I don't want to get in trouble with Coker.
“It’s a lot of money. What I’m paying Coker to let me fight is more than probably most UFC [fighter earns for a fight]. I’m still with them. It would be different if I was with Showtime, because Showtime, they have a deal with them. But DAZN is like [a rival broadcaster].”
Danis went 2-0 in Bellator after they signed him to make his MMA debut following a glittering career in jiu-jitsu, where he is a black belt. But a knee injury, as well as a failed surgery, has kept him from the action for what will be almost four years by the time he steps in the ring with KSI.
He was due to face Logan Paul on this card, which would have taken place in America, but when the American was injured during a WWE event he was forced to take a different fight. The feud between Danis and KSI isn't as heated, but he did anger the Brit and his promoters by skipping a press conference in London last week.
And once the bout with KSI is finished, he plans to return to the cage for Bellator. Speaking about Coker, he added: "He wants me to come back to MMA, his star. Obviously there's no-one in Bellator who's going to bring that kind of noise. Who brings that much hype?"