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I also think it would definitely bring some Boxing fans over to watch his fights, but a lot of the hardcore boxing fans hate MMA, and that is sad for me to say because I consider myself a hardcore boxing fan and I love MMA. It goes both ways, and Boxing gets it's fair share of hate from MMA fans too, but as a fan of both sports I have never cared much for the debate as to which is better, but I am all about seeing what happens when a Boxer tries to convert to MMA and vise-versa. |
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I'm also a huge boxing fan and hate the criticism my boxing friends give MMA. I want ot see A. Silva try boxing at some point and I want to see TOney fight in the UFC. Maybe they can bring Tank back for his second fight (after Kimbo)
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Tank against Toney? F**k it, I'm down! I was always a fan of Tank Abbott, but realistically, he has no business fighting anymore, especially not at the UFC level. He is 10-14, and we've been there done that way too many times (even though as a fan I will always watch him fight). As for Silva trying to box, I would love to see it, but I can honestly say that I don't think he stands a chance in a boxing match against anybody who is even sniffing at being considered "top competition". Just because he emulates what Roy Jones did 10 years ago in his MMA fights, don't mean he can beat Roy Jones. When they were hyping the idea of a Jones vs Silva boxing match a year or two ago, I was very interested. Today, I am still somewhat interested, but I honestly think that Jones just needs to retire after the Hopkins fight, no matter what happens. To quote the current P4P bad-boy, Floyd Mayweather Jr, "there ain't nothing cool about getting hit in the head", and there ain't nothing cool about the way Muhammad Ali is today. Sometimes, a fighter just don't know when to hang em' up. |
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Walker is in his 40's and has had multiple martial arts black belts, but Dana says that that guy is a joke. Then signs this 40-something former pro to make an MMA debut?
and furthermore...... Personally I’m more intrigued to see Ricardo Mayorga in Shine against Din Thomas. Mayorga is closer to his prime, and he is stepping in against a legit badass in his first fight. Toney is sure to get a hand picked tomato can similar to Herschel Walker’s. |
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Who did you expect Walker to fight? The guy has never fought professionally on any level, and he is 48. James Toney is not Herschel Walker, and the UFC is not Strikeforce. |
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james toney has the worst style for a boxer trying to come into mma... plus hes not a legit mma hw, hes 5'10 could prob cut to 185 if he wanted to... Hes gonna go into a hw mma fight wighing like 218 out of shape... Hes gonna get taken down by anyone even kimbo and get beaten up because hes not gonna take it seriously!!!
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Does this mean Chris Lytle will have to drop his "lights out" moniker?
I've always liked Toney...I just wish he were the Toney of the early to mid 90's competing...at MW or WW. I know the talent pool is deeper at the lighter weights, but he had truly devastating power-to-weight ratio back then. Heck, I remember playing as him on the SuperNES in "Legends of the Ring" back in '91...he was already 27-1 & considered one of the best ever in his weight class. |
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