As a boxing fan, do you like MMA or Pro Wrestling?

Incorrect - there are more shows this year in more countries than ever before. :deal


PPV rates may be down in the US in which you are correct IMO that faddism is a factor. Worldwide interest though is still growing and associated sports also are booming - boxing included.

 

I like MMA, and Kickboxing.

 

I hate seeing men roll about the floor together. Dont mind a good mma scrap though

 

Yeah, when they stand up and actually ENGAGE, throwing punches, it can be interesting.

But that rolling around on the ground crap??? BORING.:deal

 

time to time.

 

I watch pro-wrestling but not that WWE/TNA rubbish.. soap opera storylines do not interest me one bit. Plus I like to watch a product that is hard hitting and where the results actually matter and its taken seriously.

I watch japanese pro-wrestling. New Japan is the hottest fight league in the world at the moment and yes that includes MMA organisations.

I do watch MMA but nowhere near as much as I once did. UFC kinda gave me burnout with way too many events. Pride/K-1 dying with no real major mega alternative didnt help.

 

Yes to pro wrestling, no to MMA. I find UFC style in general boring.

 

I'm a fan of all 3, I grew up watching Pro Wrestling but I hate the current product, I'm subscribed to the WWE Network and I occasionally watch the old school Raw and Smackdown, I love MMA also.

 

I enjoy watching MMA particularly UFC but I like watching fights, it's not much more complicated than that. Boxing is my first love and I've been watching it for well over 40 years, but I also enjoy a good UFC fight. To call wrestling hugging or any other name is to show a lack of knowledge of the sport. I wrestled in university and it's one of the physically hardest sports you'll ever come across. Even pro wrestling I respect, because when I was younger I was a fan of the Dynamite Kid, who is now in a wheel chair, because many of those flips off the ropes didn't go as planned. I know the outcome is mostly predetermined, but the athleticism and the split second timing needed to pull of some of these moves is not. And the injuries are real. I don't watch pro wrestling anymore, but I certainly appreciate it more now than I use to, because of the factors I've just mentioned.

 

I try to watch as many UFC events as i can. Just a year ago i barely watched it, so it's some kind of new interest, but i really try to watch as much as i can.

Wrestling. Nah. Just don't get it. What is the point?

 

Exactly. It's not a combat sport.

May as watch Days of our Lives ... :hey