I'm attempting to get in the best shape of my life

[Gangs]

who cares what it is, boxing, mma, its all the same anyway, anything that allows you to pound someones brains to pulp is good for me.

[Fake from State Jarm]

bjj? blow job jitsu? I think I saw this somewhere on naruto.

[Aaron]

Ive been doing Muay Thai for a while now, and your best idea is to get in shape, and lose as much weight as possible, worst thing you want is someone in your weight category who is 10 times the height of you

[Jenne]

Also, back to Jenne, I'd say that MMA is closer to boxing on crack than boxing for NASCAR fans.

I don't see a difference.

To quote a guy I used to work with, who trained in some MMA style martial art (don't remember what it was, just very cross disciplined) who had a sparring match with a boxer,  "... and then I got hit with four punches I never saw coming".  

Now, I am by no means saying that a boxer would do well in MMA, and I am sure you would agree an MMA guy would get crushed in a boxing ring.  I appreciate how hard it is.  And, I can see why it has mass appeal.  But, it has mass appeal for the same reason NASCAR does.  It has broader commonality to the common man.  

I mean, how seriously can you take a sport when a guy like Brock Lesner comes in, and in 3 matches takes the title.  Yes, I understand he is a beast, as well as a NCAA national champion wrestler.  But how can someone be the best in the biz, only three matches into his career?  BTW, did they ever come out with what the fuck is wrong with him?

[The Angry Alien]

LIES!
i live in a forest...

I live in a starship hidden under an island in a north-flowing river that crosses through a large city.

[Fake from State Jarm]

no one cares, xitan.

also, nascar has mass appeal? just a bunch of fags driving in circles really fast. big fucking deal. boring ass shit.

[Jenne]

also, nascar has mass appeal? just a bunch of fags driving in circles really fast. big fucking deal. boring ass shit.

I could not agree more, but that does not stop millions of old milwaukee swilling fucktards from making it one of the most tonicular "sports" in the US.

[Electric Mango]

I think we can all agree that Nascar sucks balls.

[triviuum]

I think we can all agree that Nascar is sucks balls.

i cant agree with that.

[Electric Mango]

OMG you responded so fast you got in before I edited my grammatical error.

Let me rephrase...

I think that ALMOST all of us agree that Nascar sucks balls

[triviuum]

i sit here and refresh til ppl post so i can reply. thats my life

[Gangs]

ive never understood nor liked nascar, i prefer F1...also A1

[rlrcstrnthusiast]

Also, back to Jenne, I'd say that MMA is closer to boxing on crack than boxing for NASCAR fans.

I don't see a difference.

To quote a guy I used to work with, who trained in some MMA style martial art (don't remember what it was, just very cross disciplined) who had a sparring match with a boxer,  "... and then I got hit with four punches I never saw coming".  

Now, I am by no means saying that a boxer would do well in MMA, and I am sure you would agree an MMA guy would get crushed in a boxing ring.  I appreciate how hard it is.  And, I can see why it has mass appeal.  But, it has mass appeal for the same reason NASCAR does.  It has broader commonality to the common man.  

I mean, how seriously can you take a sport when a guy like Brock Lesner comes in, and in 3 matches takes the title.  Yes, I understand he is a beast, as well as a NCAA national champion wrestler.  But how can someone be the best in the biz, only three matches into his career?  BTW, did they ever come out with what the fuck is wrong with him?

MMA fighters who go to boxing and vice versa don't hold much in the way of advantages. I believe Anderson Silva has a 1-1 record in the ring and his loss was a knockout. Both camps train way hard...but in different ways. Boxers have significant power. This cannot be underestimated.

Also, Lesnar had some infection or some shit in the intestines. It went on undiagnosed long enough that he had a hole in his intestines that had to be surgically removed. According to Dana White, there's something else that they're keeping under wraps, and he doubts Lesnar will fight again, which is why the Interim Heavyweight Belt will return to the UFC. It'll be decided at UFC111 in New Jersey.