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UFC 129 Video: Georges St-Pierre Talks About ‘Fighting His Fight’ at UFC 129
Bleacher Report’s Adam Wells reports. UFC 129 is only three weeks away and the hype for the big event is really starting to pick up. There are expected to be over 55,000 fans in attendance at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, the largest North American audience to ever see a mixed martial arts event. The main event of the evening will be Georges St-Pierre defending his Welterweight championship …
UFC 129 Video: Georges St-Pierre Talks About ‘Fighting His Fight’ at UFC 129
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Question by Tijuana exxo: Why is it that questions about MMA, UFC enters the “boxing” category in Y Answers instead of “Martial Arts”?
Peeps of the Boxing world get confused on what the hell are these “MMA” and “UFC” fighter names doing in the boxing category.
It’s very annoying =)
Best answer:
Answer by Brian B
Because all these new UFC “fans” dont know that ultimate fighting is actually the sport of mixed martial arts….all they see is some fighting, and they probably assume its close enough to boxing.
What do you think? Answer below!
The blogbaba was wondering that his self. I am old, and I always brought my jab back too slow, so I took a lot of shots better boxers wouldn’t have, but I know the difference between boxing and MMA. Actually in his younger days the blogbaba was some what of a martial artist as well as a boxer, but I always knew the difference between the two. It annoys the blogbaba too, it’s like they they play baseball with hockey sticks or shoot baskets with golf balls. It’s like they don’t know the difference between the sports or something.
I agree with what you are saying, i think it started off when people started asking how certain boxers would fare against MMA fighters and now they just ask MMA questions. Im sure they would get better answers in the martial arts category. Ive nothing too much against MMA but it does get very annoying when their questions are constantly in the boxing category.
Why, well UFC fans are not the smartest bunch.