Michael Bisping Demolishes ‘Layman’ Boxing Fan Live on TV After Degrading Comments About MMA : “Yet to Have Anyone Pass Away”

Michael Bisping blasted a boxing fan for saying that MMA was more brutal than boxing and that the sport instilled a gladiator mentality in the audience.’The Count’ being active in social media and other MMA networks post his retirement, appeared on the talk show hosted by talkSport.

Bisping said,

“Mixed martial arts is the most technical sport on the planet. Let me tell you because you’ve got to master so many different Olympic wrestling boxing taekwondo, judo. These are all Olympic sports. The only thing is we do them all together “

“And now to the layman obviously yourself that hasn’t put the time and effort into learning about the sport when when you see somebody hits the ground and you think, wow that’s very vicious because they’re following them down’

“What happens is you get a concussive punch to the face. You go down, you take one more, they stop it.”

“In your sport, which you love so much, which you say is not brutal, many, many people continue with the standing count. They go to the hospital”

“Afterwards and sadly 10 to 15 fighters per year around the world pass away”

“We have yet to have anyone pass away with mixed martial arts”

“The smaller gloves that we use are actually protecting the hands but you can’t take many blows to the head and of course, we don’t discriminate it’s not just the head we have leg kicks we have body shots we have grappling we have jiu-jitsu we have chokeholds “

Distinguishing it as the most technical sport because of its fusion of various martial arts. Bisping went all-out in his arguments. Compared to how boxing produces severe brain damage, MMA is not even close in terms of damage.

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‘The Count’ has lately made headlines for his social media posts with other veteran fighters, and UFC YouTube videos.

The post-retirement career of Michael Bisping

Bisping (30-9-0) the UFC Hall of Famer, is the first British fighter to win a UFC championship belt.

After retiring in 2018, he became a sports analyst, and the most liked UFC commentator.

More amusingly, Bisping’s podcast and YouTube channel are the most popular UFC binge-watching destinations. He has a ton of UFC stuff and the finest constructive analysis of fighters.

At UFC FX7, “The Count” suffered an eye injury from Vitor Belfort, which resulted in a retinal detachment and permanently damaged his right eye.

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After the injury, he faced Georges St-Pierre at UFC 217 and lost via submission. But things erupted for Bisping when he fought Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 122 Fight Night, resulting in a catastrophic eye injury, which ended his professional fighting career.

He always wanted to leave a lasting legacy. It was evident by his streak. Unfortunately, the champ needed to retire a bit early.

Bisping has our hearts, since he defends mixed martial arts from the stigma it’s surrounded with and keeps everyone entertained with his commentary and videos.

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