The Difference Between Boxing And The UFC🥊

The Difference Between Boxing And The UFC🥊

Souce: @joerogan

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[BoBnfishy]

In boxing if you've got a loss at any point it's incredibly hard to come back from that.

[guy]

Boxing is relentless in the sense that one loss takes everything away.

[maleficentkinged]

I like his take even the toughest got losses and even champions have losses

[ArchiedArcher]

The thing with the ufc is that you need to compete in other things first to become a complete fighter

[TimelesstruthsBB]

with Boxing system, one can identify a fighter's peak and they get to enjoy it. UFC, there are no peak era, you only enjoy a good run of results.

[mypetvelociraptor]

It’s not even close. I wish everyone fought everyone in boxing.

[Jman]

You only get the boxing type of push in the UFC if the company believes you're a hot commodity to invest in for the future, whether you're undefeated, have a look to you, could expand their market internationally, etc. So, while yes, you will be more likely to be prone to more favorable match ups, there isn't exactly a plethora of journeymen the ufc can recycle among a small population of fighters the UFC believes in either. It's not a 1:1 to comparison even by competitive standards

[fairuzruvenda]

and khabib 29-0 in ufc, that’s how good khabib nurmagomedov is

[MMA_Geek]

UFC is 100 percent building up people like paddy pimblet this type of way

[zeroo.]

the difference is that boxing is a sport and UFC is an organisation

[S-S-ux]

MMA is more raw with how they do things.

[lindseyethridge]

I would prefer the boxing method, but I have been put into the ufc situation. The ufc situation is more brutal but you’re only learning from better people.

[KenGalan]

Every single fight is a huge lesson, above any training you have ever done. That's why they say boxing has levels. Guys at the top are taught by many good boxers.

[Hide_and_Tweak]

That's also why you end up with Jake Paul fights. Cause the business model is based on entertainment and fame instead of performance.

[huntercarpenter]

UFC for sure but don’t get me wrong both r hard competition and combat sports and take a lot but I think the ufc of throwing u into just the mix of fighters who can be so many different styles and ages and backgrounds builds a lot more then boxing

[soynobody]

to me, ufc is like the old saying, "Jack of all trades, master of none, "but boxing is master of one.

[Xzss]

Losses in boxing have only become a major issues to fighters in the last 20 years, before that losses were common because the monsters/legends were willing to fight eachother

[matthewmchenry]

The thing about UFC is you have to go through an actual fight to score a win.

[Cenbiote]

The problem nowadays is, when you catch mainstream attention, the public wanta you to be fed for super fights immediately and trash talk any fighter who 'ducks' to develop themselves

[hohahohaya]

yeah come to the ufc for the 16% or less pay(if you champion btw) and no sponsorship, come let's go