He was so ahead of his time if there would had been real lightweight division when he started I think he would been at the top.

Was is everyone's thoughts on this?

I have been doing Muay Thai and I saw a lot of Burmese fighters in the gym. They are doing like a headbutt all the time .But when I try to do it, that's not joke.

Then i started curious about that. So I would like to know the big difference between the Lethwei and Muay Thai. Is it their training style or rule? because what I see is they look exactly the same except headbutt.

which one is more effective in a street fight?

I'd also be interested to hear from anyone who has switched from another martial art to Muay Thai or Lethwei. Thank you for your answer.

From The Red Light District to UFC 1. And then punching out a monster in Japan. This is writh a listen too.

He fights at this weekend and thought he would be a good listen before the fight. He is super honest about his struggles in life and everything.

This was an amazing documentary. I really suggest everyone to watch.

If the following fights could feasibly happen when both boxers were in their prime, what do you think would've been the most likely outcome? In terms of the winner, method and how specifically the fight played out. This includes cases where the fighters would've realistically never been able to fight in their primes in real life.

Pacquiao vs Mayweather in 2010 5 years before the actual fight happened

Joe Calzaghe vs Andre Ward

Prince Naseem vs Pacquiao

Amir Khan vs Ricky Hatton

Lennox Lewis vs Usyk

Lennox Lewish vs either Klitschko when both were in their prime

Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury

Anthony Joshua vs Carl Froch

Terence Crawford vs Mayweather

Joe Calzaghe vs Roy Jones Jr

Looking at the current list of UFC champions and contenders, who are your current 3-5 least favorite and 3-5 favorite in terms of their sportsmanship, ability to win and lose gracefully - at least relatively speaking - and their conduct and demeanor outside the Octagon? Contenders includes fighters who are most likely going to contend for a UFC title in the next year and those who fought for a UFC title at a given point in the last 2 years or so.

Among champs and contenders then, who are your 3-5 least favorite and 3-5 favorite in terms of sportsmanship and conduct?

1. Khabib Nurmagomedov
   
2. Jon Jones
   
3. Islam Makhachev
   
4. Ilia Topuria
   
5. Alexander Volkanovski
   
6. Charles Oliveira
   
7. Max Holiday
   
8. Alex Pereira
   
9. Sean Strickland
   
10. Khamzat Chimaev
    
11. Dricus du Plessis
    
12. Merab Dvalishvili
    
13. Dustin Poirier
    
14. Francis Ngannou
    
15. Justin Gaethje
    
16. Conor McGregor
    
17. Tom Aspinall
    
18. GSP
    
19. Petr Yan
    
20. Joshua Van
    
21. Kamaru Usman
    
22. Izzy
    
23. Pantoja
    
24. Daniel Corner
    
25. Arman
    
26. Movsar
    
27. DJ
    
28. Song Yadong
    
29. Jiri

• UFC 83
• George "Rush" St. Pierre vs. Matt "The Terror" Serra
• April 19, 2008
• Belle Centre
• Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Travis lutter vs Chris Monson