Quote from: Synchronice on October 26, 2023, 11:50:59 AM

Quote from: YuginKadoya on October 26, 2023, 10:31:52 AM

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I would choose Football, Basketball, Tennis and some other sports games absolutely every day if I had to make a career. Fighting is brutal, it affects your brain, your face and you get paid small, doesn't worth it.

I agree, the history of fighters in boxing some have a concussion and trauma in their brain, and likely some are now in a vegetative state, not all are lucky like Pacquiao who retired from boxing and became a figure of power in the government and a well-known person after his boxing career, for sure there are boxers that doesn't attain this kind of popularity

But for sure I also don't want to be a boxer or choose boxing if I would pick a sport for myself, or Bare Knuckle of Slapping Tournament as well, but Taekwondo, or even MMA I would love to try, well those rules in the MMA are keeping the fighters safe than with boxing that still needed for their opponent to be drop when the referee could count to 10 for the fight to finished for sure MMA also has lesser rounds just for fighters to be safer,

Quote from: tokeweed on October 26, 2023, 12:25:39 PM

Quote from: YuginKadoya on October 25, 2023, 07:07:25 PM

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Not a fan too but I like to watch non UFC events that's on from time to time and make small bets here and there just to make it more interesting to watch. But tbh it was a good watch. I mean I don't think it'll be as huge as the UFC but it could have its own spot among sporting events. I wouldn't mind watching the next one.

And as a new sport, the lines could be soft for the next events until the books adjust.

Actually, I would be watching MMA Sports other than the UFC, but the Slap Tournament would be brutal for me after seeing that Disfigured face, I can surely feel his pain, Dang I really don't know how he survived that Concussion and trauma it could give in his head would definitely be severe,

But definitely be watching Sports rather than the Slap Tournament,

Quote from: bbc.reporter on Today at 03:38:55 AM

@owengtam09. Agreed. Jon Jones did not easily injure his body during training when he was the light heavyweight champion. His cancelled fights before were only because of smorting cocaine, abuse of alcohol and the hit and run of a pregnant woman. I reckon that this injured knee might be caused by being overweight for these chicken legs!

I am quite certain these bones of Bones Jones cannot carry more than 150 kilograms without injury.

And for sure he is not training than Bone Legs because if he did that would not be an issue, for sure The abuse he gives on his body has taken a toll on him, and don't forget even abused his wife at the same time, but even though he would not fight for the 295 event it is still a juicy fight for sure,