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Time again for another Flex's 5. I know I said in the other thread that I'm here to talk wrestling, oh well...
This time I'd like to give Flex's 5 reasons why MMA will overpass wrestling. Keep in mind I'm a fan of both, and want both to be successful.
#5 MMA is real. Granted, wrestling is tough on the body, having had some training in wrestling and MMA, I can say that both are demanding. Nothing sucks like being knocked out for real by someone though. If it had been an accidental spill, it would be easy to forgive and forget. The MMA training however, allows you to forgive, but never forget. Every other fighter I have ever come across(not that I'm in anyone's league) has always wanted that blemidh on their record erased forever. That being said, in Pro-wrestling, it doesn't work that way. By the way, I'm and English teacher, and encourage run-on sentences, and commas.
#4 MMA is cheaper to learn(possibly geographically. Originally, I'm from a town of 900 in a Canadian province with a capital of one million). I've paid to train and it's expensive.
#3 MMA is new to the young audience(18-24 most likely). How about the use of brackets as well? MMA is huge now where I come from and many of my friends have decided to give it a go. I haven't spoken to any of my old friends who can honestly say"I watch wrestling religiously!" anymore. It's not their or wrestling's fault. It's just growing up and having responsibilities. MMA seems to be easier to catch on T.V. these days.
#2 The mic skills on some of the UFC and Pride(I realise they are one now) are pretty good, and I don't mind watching Tito Ortiz calling out Ken Shamrock. BJ Penn calling out Jens Pulver, good viewing.
#1 UFC and Zuffa seem to be really organised in their approach to the sport of MMA. However, the big wrestling shows on T.V. these days seem to be lacking the same focus as UFC and other promotions. Doesn't hurt that Dana White and others in MMA come out with new ideas rather than repeating past events(name any wrestling match this year that was more groundbreaking than the UFC cards).
Just my opinion, let me know what you think. Agaiiin, apologies, for, all, the, commas(and barckets)An Inglish Teecher Shud Know Beeter!
Next time, I will do Flex's 5 on Why Wrestling is better than MMA. Any contributions are appreciated and I'd love to hear feedback on mine.
Flex out.
This time I'd like to give Flex's 5 reasons why MMA will overpass wrestling. Keep in mind I'm a fan of both, and want both to be successful.
#5 MMA is real. Granted, wrestling is tough on the body, having had some training in wrestling and MMA, I can say that both are demanding. Nothing sucks like being knocked out for real by someone though. If it had been an accidental spill, it would be easy to forgive and forget. The MMA training however, allows you to forgive, but never forget. Every other fighter I have ever come across(not that I'm in anyone's league) has always wanted that blemidh on their record erased forever. That being said, in Pro-wrestling, it doesn't work that way. By the way, I'm and English teacher, and encourage run-on sentences, and commas.
#4 MMA is cheaper to learn(possibly geographically. Originally, I'm from a town of 900 in a Canadian province with a capital of one million). I've paid to train and it's expensive.
#3 MMA is new to the young audience(18-24 most likely). How about the use of brackets as well? MMA is huge now where I come from and many of my friends have decided to give it a go. I haven't spoken to any of my old friends who can honestly say"I watch wrestling religiously!" anymore. It's not their or wrestling's fault. It's just growing up and having responsibilities. MMA seems to be easier to catch on T.V. these days.
#2 The mic skills on some of the UFC and Pride(I realise they are one now) are pretty good, and I don't mind watching Tito Ortiz calling out Ken Shamrock. BJ Penn calling out Jens Pulver, good viewing.
#1 UFC and Zuffa seem to be really organised in their approach to the sport of MMA. However, the big wrestling shows on T.V. these days seem to be lacking the same focus as UFC and other promotions. Doesn't hurt that Dana White and others in MMA come out with new ideas rather than repeating past events(name any wrestling match this year that was more groundbreaking than the UFC cards).
Just my opinion, let me know what you think. Agaiiin, apologies, for, all, the, commas(and barckets)An Inglish Teecher Shud Know Beeter!
Next time, I will do Flex's 5 on Why Wrestling is better than MMA. Any contributions are appreciated and I'd love to hear feedback on mine.
Flex out.