Kimbo going to boxing possibly?

[Timm]

you're such a jackass though.. you make me question my opinions whenever i agree with you. in fact, i really thought (& was hoping) this forum would remain free of your mental incompetency. we already have tony, for god's sake.

EDIT: please die.

 

[HERESY]

He did exactly what he was supposed to do in the UFC, which was get people to watch The Ultimate Fighter. Fighting skills aside, people tuned in to see this guy, period.

Agreed.

I think the pro wrestling move is the smartest move he could have made. The learning curve isn't as difficult, the chances of injury are way lower, he can still cash in on his success, and pro wrestling is a sport where your career can last until you're a OG triple OG...look at Ric Flair's old ass. lol

Totally disagree. The learning curve is actually a different thing as he would have to learn how to fall or take a bump. The chances of injury aren't lower, they are actually increased. Wrestlers tend to work over 200 days per year which means they are constantly on the road. Factor in that it is choreography/stunts by people that aren't really trained to do stunts and there you have it.

Peep this interview with Brock.

http://impactwrestling.com/Content.aspx?ID=28091