MartyMcFly84 wrote: » Boxers hit differently due to having larger gloves. It would take time to adjust to the 4oz. So they would be at a higher risk if they boxed like they normally do with less padding. I dont think Mayw would ever agree to fight with 4oz.
Lukker- wrote: » I'm aware off that. But if MMA fighters can go 25 minutes in 4oz gloves, most boxers could certainly go over that. Diaz/McGregor 2 was almost exclusively a standup fight and neither of those guys had any problems with their hands. Obviously it wouldn't be suitable for 12 rounds but to say every boxers hands would be in bits after 2 rounds in 4oz gloves is a total overstatement.
Sweet Science wrote: » So would every boxers hands . The reason boxing gloves increased in size was to protect fighters hands not to protect the person getting punched .
Lukker- wrote: » Massively, but it will never happen. Floyd's hands would be in bits after 2 rounds in 4oz gloves.
scudzilla wrote: » What would make it more interesting is Queensberry rules with mma gloves
buzzinfly83 wrote: » It's a no lose situation for Mcgregor. Nobody expects him to stand a chance against the best boxer of his generation. I'd be happy to let Mayweather slap me around for 12 rounds for the money involved in this. It's a huge cash grab operation that the casual fans can get excited about. Only one outcome in this and Mcgregor will be laughing all the way to the bank.Floyds fighting style and lack of knockouts in recent history makes it a big payday with minimal health risk.
bajer101 wrote: » It's boxing for this one, which Mayweather wins easily, It's the next one where there will be some amendment.
EagererBeaver wrote: » No, they won't. It's boxing. That's it.
bajer101 wrote: » What's the question? I'm thinking about the likes of elbows or knees or any of the other hits that are allowed in MMA. When Mayweather wins the first one, the obvious financial route will be for a rematch - but there will be a move towards a combination of the sports to maintain box office.
bajer101 wrote: What's the question? I'm thinking about the likes of elbows or knees or any of the other hits that are allowed in MMA. When Mayweather wins the first one, the obvious financial route will be for a rematch - but there will be a move towards a combination of the sports to maintain box office.
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » MMA hits?
bajer101 wrote: Mayweather wins easily after a bit of entertainment and they both get a huge payday. Conor demands rematch with relaxed rules and more MMA hits allowed. Another huge payday.
xtal191 wrote: » I still hope it never happens, only interested in him defending his belt.