Boxing in the Ultimate Fighting Championship

[Tom Yum]

Don "The Predator" Frye won the Golden Gloves back in his day as a boxer, and he's definitely no slouch when it comes to excellent boxing skills.

Right on, Frye KO'd that 400 lb kung-fu/powerlifter guy.

Frye tried to trade with Tank straight up, but didn't box him per se. The result, Tank opened up a cut on Frye's eye (frye won via submission).

Yeah, Vitor vs Vanderlei or Tank both show solid boxing skills. Phil Baroni also packs a mean punch.

[danrogers29]

i personally dont like ufc and am not a great fan of kick boxing and other martial arts, the reason i like boxing so much more is because i feel it takes a lot more stamina and time to beat a man by using nothing but ure fists especially with the rules as tight as they seem to have become over the years

[koto_ryu]

Just to add a few things of note: If anyone's interested in seeing how they can take their boxing skills to a martial level, check out "Championship Streetfighting" and "The Savage Science of Streetfighting" by Ned Beaumont. Also, two books by Champ Thomas "How to Be an Ass-Whipping Boxer" and "Boxing's Outlaw Punches and Cheap Tricks" (not actual title, can't remember right now) are definitely worth a good read.