While watching the cage matches, I also asked myself, how would former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson during his prime handle himself as a cage fighter? I'm assuming this question has been pondered by many by now. Personally, I believe he would dominate the sport since he already has the abilities of a great fighter even without the gloves. His personality is very intimidating and his speed is incredible. As far as UFC reaching the status of the NFL, I don't think it will ever happen because people in general will never get accustomed to their ultra violent style. It would just seem too bizarre to see someone get fixated on cage matches all year long. The NFL has a much larger fan base of women than UFC and it'll very likely stay that way forever as long as the NFL keeps producing likeable athletes. As far as boxing goes, that too will never wear out. Boxing is just too fun and very traditional unlike many sports today. Boxing will always be the sport of kings regardless of the mainstream popularity of UFC. Even though I really love watching Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, UFC will never take over my interest in professional boxing or the NFL regardless how annoying some NFL players can be.
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Post a CommentOne thing the UFC has that the NFL or even NBA doesn't is universal appeal. People all over the world like to watch fights and it doesn't require any equipment to train just a couple people and some time.