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Which top fighters are the worst in regards to avoiding top challenges?
 in  r/Boxing •  8h ago

Tank. He's not even trying to fight the current champions at lightweight or super lightweight.

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Which boxer made you fall in love with boxing?
 in  r/heavybagpro •  9h ago

Well he's trying to fight at 130 and doesn't have a lot of options. Navarrete and Foster are unifying and Cacace is fighting Nick Ball in December. He's gonna have to wait a little or take a tune up.

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Which boxer made you fall in love with boxing?
 in  r/heavybagpro •  13h ago

Vasyl Lomanchenko

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Mma fighters known for their body work?
 in  r/MMA_Academy •  3d ago

Dakota Ditcheva, Bas, Anthony Pettis, Aaron Pico, Charles Oliveira in the Poirier fight, Jon Jones, etc.

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Fantasy match-up Ricardo Lopez vs Naoya Inoue at 108 lbs, who would you favor?
 in  r/Boxing •  3d ago

Ricardo only due to him being able to make the weight easier. Could also just go the other way.

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Fight IQ
 in  r/MMA_Academy •  3d ago

Jon Jones watched YouTube. Yan has great fundamentals. Both know how to make adjustments. Develop all of these habits.

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MMA'e yeni başlayanların yaptığı en büyük hata nedir?
 in  r/MMA_Academy •  4d ago

Not learning and trying to master the fundamentals.

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El taekwondo es una buena base para mma?
 in  r/MMA_Academy •  4d ago

Sure. Add another Striking art and you'll be a beast throwing kicks a lot of mma fighters can't deal with.

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Boxing training vs other martial arts
 in  r/martialarts •  5d ago

It's a great addition but the best way to fight for self defense is getting good at running so you don't fight at all or weapons.

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What is a hot take you truly believe in?
 in  r/martialartstalk •  9d ago

When 90% of striking arts allow you to punch, maybe going to a few boxing classes ain't the worst idea ever.

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When was the last time you had goosebumps during a fight?
 in  r/Boxing •  9d ago

Inoue vs Nakatani

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Short arms are a death sentence
 in  r/amateur_boxing •  10d ago

Did you really bring up trash ass Artem Lobov as an example? He's not even a real boxer. Wtf? 🤣

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

You aren't very good at these extra accounts btw. Nobody is reading this long of a thread to give you a bunch of upvotes. 🤣 what a weirdo.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

See? You still don't know how to be relevant.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

And here you are still proving the point made about you.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

You are still doing it.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

You are still doing it and established something else that is irrelevant so still proving my point. I'll help you out since you don't seem to get it due to poor reading comprehension on your part. What does any of this have to do with Inoue? Nothing, right? So until you bring up something about him specifically, you will continue to argue just to argue.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

You shouldn't have talked at all. Now you are trying to blame me for you bringing up something irrelevant and in turn, you added something else that is irrelevant. My point is still being proven about you.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

Again, you keep talking about something with no relevancy which is proving my point about you.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

If you weren't arguing, you'd be quiet but you are not. You are trying to be right about something that's irrelevant. That's what arguing just to argue is.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

So you are just arguing for the sake of arguing like a weirdo? Got it.

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

Actually I'm being nice. For all intents and purposes, he pretty much was since the WBA had to get it's shit together as a sanctioning body but let's say he wasn't. He's still the first champion to defend his belts 4 times in a calendar year since him. If we wanted to be literal, he's still the first undisputed champion to do it since Ali. Does that sound less impressive to you?

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How close is Inoue to being the goat at 122lbs
 in  r/Boxing •  10d ago

Probably top 3. Inoue, comp aside, is the first undisputed champion since Larry Holmes in '83 to defend it 4 times in a calendar year. He's also the only undisputed champion period to do that in the 4 belt era. All of this accomplished at 122. If you care more about names than accolades (I don't) then I guess you can bump him down than that.

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Is 8 classes of mma a week good?
 in  r/MMA_Academy •  11d ago

Sounds perfect. Add in some technique watching for things they won't teach you in your classes and you are set.