boxers and MMA fighters

[Reef]

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He would die. A more fun question would be, what would happen if Bob Sapp went into Pro Boxing.

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LMAO

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[Glenn]

This is partially true, but the larger benefit is that it keeps the face moisturized and protected so the skin is less likely to split, kind of like how people put vaseline on their lips in the winter.

[Thremp]

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He would die. A more fun question would be, what would happen if Bob Sapp went into Pro Boxing.

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Eat a banana pretending to be ape like... Go crazy and get DQed and manage to make millions of $$$ knowing nothing about the sport he's competing in by pretending to be insane?

[Leaky Eye]

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This is partially true, but the larger benefit is that it keeps the face moisturized and protected so the skin is less likely to split, kind of like how people put vaseline on their lips in the winter.

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Err. It is to prevent the leather gloves from gripping and tearing the skin. Not to prevent chapped face [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Glenn]

FWIW, the IBA is not considered a real title. Also, Super Heavyweight is not a generally recognized division. The title fights were 4 rounders, while any recognized title fight is scheduled for 12 rounds. Larry Holmes was 52, and beat him handily. Against any real boxer he would be either KTFO or the fight would be stopped due to accumulation. The 130 lb version of Mayweather would UD butterbean 120-108 on all cards.

[Glenn]

Err, so you're saying that a fighters face cant get chapped and cause cuts to open?

[Blarg]

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This is partially true, but the larger benefit is that it keeps the face moisturized and protected so the skin is less likely to split, kind of like how people put vaseline on their lips in the winter.

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Err. It is to prevent the leather gloves from gripping and tearing the skin. Not to prevent chapped face [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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There we go. I knew somebody would get it eventually.