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If they want the real fans to believe that he's knocking Paulie down. Then show the video, not a still picture

I would certainly feel disrespected if I were pushed and the other guy began circulating an image to make it seem that I was dropped.

crusader wrote:I would certainly feel disrespected if I were pushed and the other guy began circulating an image to make it seem that I was dropped.

I'd feel disrespected if someone knocked me down legitimately sparring and posted stills of it. Punk move.

tiny_acres wrote:If they want the real fans to believe that he's knocking Paulie down. Then show the video, not a still picture

They would have if it existed.

Covfefe wrote:

tiny_acres wrote:If they want the real fans to believe that he's knocking Paulie down. Then show the video, not a still picture

They would have if it existed.

It doesn't exist because it didn't happen

tiny_acres wrote:

Covfefe wrote:

tiny_acres wrote:If they want the real fans to believe that he's knocking Paulie down. Then show the video, not a still picture

They would have if it existed.

It doesn't exist because it didn't happen

That's what I meant.

Covfefe wrote:

tiny_acres wrote:

Covfefe wrote:
They would have if it existed.

It doesn't exist because it didn't happen

That's what I meant.

I figured. Been on Facebook all day reading the casual fans talking about this just proves how Floyd's going to get knocked out.
Tired of this crap already. Let's get this over with

tiny_acres wrote:

Covfefe wrote:

tiny_acres wrote:

It doesn't exist because it didn't happen

That's what I meant.

I figured. Been on Facebook all day reading the casual fans talking about this just proves how Floyd's going to get knocked out.
Tired of this crap already. Let's get this over with

Those idiots are the reason this fight is happening in the first place. Because people are MORONS.

...obviously a red herring, but hey - the more people talk about it, the higher the profit..

Why are they using Joe Cortez to referee sparring sessions??? ... Maybe they want it to have the feel of an actual boxing match as much as possible to provide an accelerated learning process...

If you want to get better faster you don’t bring in Paulie Malignaggi. You bring in somebody who can do a good presentation of the things Floyd can do. Saddam Ali has underrated skills and speed. He lost to Jesse Vargas due to a bad ankle injury but controlled the early rounds even with the injury. Has a nice jab.. can counter with the right.. can move well.. can jab the abs.. has a long amateur career and is and Olympian.. He’s just what you need.

Paulie would slap the pi$$ out of a novice fighter we all know that, it's just hype for the patsies

He should handle him easily. Conor is unboxed as a pro and has only had a handful of amateur bouts. Mma fighters turn to mma for one reason . They cant make it as a boxer. The fight is a joke. ( but i will be tuning in ) . I hope mcgreagor knocks floyd out. But realistically hes got zero chance

Vincent stevenson wrote: Mma fighters turn to mma for one reason . They cant make it as a boxer.

That's pretty ignorant.

punchoutsb wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote: Mma fighters turn to mma for one reason . They cant make it as a boxer.

That's pretty ignorant.

Why is it? Tell me one mma fighter that would have made it as a boxing world champ. The clue is in the title MIXED martial arts.. Alot of mma lads train at my gym and they admit as much. They are generally a jack of all trades but a master of none. Otherwise they would have stuck to that sport. Specially boxing where at high level there is money to be made. Unlike thai or jujitsu

Reckon it's the usual hype crap

observer1 wrote:Reckon it's the usual hype crap

I agree 100%. Its a joke fight. One of the best boxers of the last 15 years v a kid that has never boxed ????

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote: Mma fighters turn to mma for one reason . They cant make it as a boxer.

That's pretty ignorant.

Why is it? Tell me one mma fighter that would have made it as a boxing world champ. The clue is in the title MIXED martial arts.. Alot of mma lads train at my gym and they admit as much. They are generally a jack of all trades but a master of none. Otherwise they would have stuck to that sport. Specially boxing where at high level there is money to be made. Unlike thai or jujitsu

There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

punchoutsb wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:
That's pretty ignorant.

Why is it? Tell me one mma fighter that would have made it as a boxing world champ. The clue is in the title MIXED martial arts.. Alot of mma lads train at my gym and they admit as much. They are generally a jack of all trades but a master of none. Otherwise they would have stuck to that sport. Specially boxing where at high level there is money to be made. Unlike thai or jujitsu

There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

I train mma fighters in stand up . As well as pro boxers. So im far from ignorant im speaking from experience . As a said before name 1 just 1 mma fighter that would have been boxing world champ and i will see your point

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote: Why is it? Tell me one mma fighter that would have made it as a boxing world champ. The clue is in the title MIXED martial arts.. Alot of mma lads train at my gym and they admit as much. They are generally a jack of all trades but a master of none. Otherwise they would have stuck to that sport. Specially boxing where at high level there is money to be made. Unlike thai or jujitsu

There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

I train mma fighters in stand up . As well as pro boxers. So im far from ignorant im speaking from experience . As a said before name 1 just 1 mma fighter that would have been boxing world champ and i will see your point

On the contrary, you're very ignorant. Why is it important to name an MMA fighter who would have been a boxing champion? What does that have to do with anything? I'm not arguing that a top mixed martial artist (who has dedicated his life training for that sport) could be a boxing champion (which is a different sport). I'm simply saying you're ignorant for suggesting that the only reason an athlete becomes a mixed martial artist is because he can't be a boxer. It's a very ignorant suggestion to make, and patently false.

Reminds me of how Paulie sounded off against Broner, being insecure about some ho and ultimately dropping an L and leaving the ring in tears.

"I'm not your average sparring partner". No. You're a glorified one.

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote: Why is it? Tell me one mma fighter that would have made it as a boxing world champ. The clue is in the title MIXED martial arts.. Alot of mma lads train at my gym and they admit as much. They are generally a jack of all trades but a master of none. Otherwise they would have stuck to that sport. Specially boxing where at high level there is money to be made. Unlike thai or jujitsu

There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

I train mma fighters in stand up . As well as pro boxers. So im far from ignorant im speaking from experience . As a said before name 1 just 1 mma fighter that would have been boxing world champ and i will see your point

Lucas Browne

dberry wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:


There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

I train mma fighters in stand up . As well as pro boxers. So im far from ignorant im speaking from experience . As a said before name 1 just 1 mma fighter that would have been boxing world champ and i will see your point

Lucas Browne

Alexander Ustinov has also gotten pretty close, but I wasn't naming names because it's a silly argument he's trying to make that has nothing to do with his original claims.

As patently false as your name on this forum ?
Lets just agree to disagree kid. I think most mma fighters are failed boxers _thai boxers - kick boxers - wrestlers etc and you dont. Thats cool man

dberry wrote:

Vincent stevenson wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:


There's more to mixed martial arts than just punching. Mixed martial artists come from many different backgrounds and are required to round out there game if they want to be successful. I can think of a handful of mixed martial artists who also boxed professionally, a far cry from "mma fighters turn to mma because they can't make it as a boxer". Quite frankly they are different sports.

That's why your statement is ignorant.

I train mma fighters in stand up . As well as pro boxers. So im far from ignorant im speaking from experience . As a said before name 1 just 1 mma fighter that would have been boxing world champ and i will see your point

Lucas Browne

Hahahaaa lucas brown ????.come on seriiously. A fat juice head that has been banned twice v joshua haye or even dillian white ?

Vincent stevenson wrote:As patently false as your name on this forum ?
Lets just agree to disagree kid. I think most mma fighters are failed boxers _thai boxers - kick boxers - wrestlers etc and you dont. Thats cool man

I'm fine with that, don't let pesky facts get in the way of your uneducated opinion. We can move on.