Comments Thread For: Belfort on Mayweather in MMA: Even 14, 15 Year Olds Beat Him

[colt1]

and yes finally boxing isn't made for selfdefense, you can use it for selfdefence too, but it's not why boxing was created.

[maracho]

14 and 15 year olds won’t beat him. I boxed for 5 years as an amateur when I took Karate and once I learned how to check kicks I was a White Belt beating up red belts black belts who were 17 year old teens when I was 25. The funny thing is the instructor would not put me in there to spar his 2 adult black belts he knew I would embarrass them as a White belt beating up black belts he couldn’t have it. Once you learn their kicks it’s easy to side step them. People ask how can I see kicks coming I told them a punch comes at a much faster speed

Karate probably doesn't count so did you go against any guys with a lot of jiu jitsu or even wrestling experience?

[maracho]

Wow, where’d they dig ole Victor up from?!

As I’ve said many times over, he won’t fight under mormal MMA rules. Put yourself in his shoes, he’s worth $500m, what sane person that rich gets locked in cage and assaulted by almost any means when they don’t have to...nobody, including Mayweather.

It’ll happen, but it’ll be more like WWE than combat and my money’s on a dodgy draw and Floyd off in the sunset on his yacht whilst every complains about the circus they just witnessed.

People never have enough money but Floyd will always have something to prove because he always put money ahead of risk. In other words, Haymon and Ellerbe always protected their investment by waiting for blueprints to lose

[german12johnson]

And Conor won those rounds... thus making the fight competitive.

If you win 3-4/10 rounds in a fight, that means the fight was competitive. Regardless of what Floyd was doing.

do you think wwe real

[german12johnson]

People never have enough money but Floyd will always have something to prove because he always put money ahead of risk. In other words, Haymon and Ellerbe always protected their investment by waiting for blueprints to lose

He counts on you thinking that so he keeps making money thats all he cares about

[Scary_canary]

Considering that Conor won the first 3-4 rounds of a 10 round fight, I would say that's competitive.

The point is, Mayweather could never look that competitive under MMA rules.

He could if they threw in some guy that was willing to carry mayweather the same way he carried Conor

[sportbuddha]

He could if they threw in some guy that was willing to carry mayweather the same way he carried Conor

Precisely, Mayweather is sporting show business not combat these days. He's found himself in a unique niche between WWE and UFC and he's going to be paid a mega amount for round 2 with Conor. But, I think this time it'll be a draw to save Conor's blushes.

[colt1]

These UFC fighters aren't real fighters, they are just entertainers like those WWE guys.

[maracho]

He counts on you thinking that so he keeps making money thats all he cares about

The genius of their fiscal investment in blueprints to lose instilled millions imaginative blueprints for the underdogs to prevail

[maracho]

and yes finally boxing isn't made for selfdefense, you can use it for selfdefence too, but it's not why boxing was created.

Ali's float like a butterfly, sting like a bee was first quoted just before entering the ring against a beast that many believed would have another easy feast. Then boom, the phantom punch. Anyway, if Ali would have stuck with that philosophy he may not have received pugilist's disease.