MMA vs boxing

Answer 1

MMA all day dude. Boxing is just strikes and dodges and MMA is everything. For example; ju jitsu, MMA (ground), Wrestling, muay thai etc. With that being said, I think MMA beats boxing any day, but that is just me. I'm not saying a boxer can't win, but if the fight is on the ground, then most likely its lights out for that boxer.

Answer 2

As you know MMA is a mixture of multiple fighting patterns. An MMA fighter might also have a higher hand within the octagon as he's allowed to use diverse strategies each on the ground and in a standing role.

While boxing is restricted to best punches and has no reveal in the ground. With outright education, a boxer can have a tough time going through an MMA fighter.

Answer 3

In contrast to boxing, which only allows blows like jabs and uppercuts, MMA allows for a broad variety of strikes. Elbows, knees, kicks, and spinning back fists are among the permitted strikes in MMA. To win, MMA athletes can use a number of combat methods like Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, and Karate. Single-leg takedowns from wrestling and hip throws from judo are among the takedowns permitted in MMA competitions. Fighters in MMA may also avoid takedowns by sprawling and using other methods. Submissions including armbars, heel hooks, chokes, and kneebars are permitted in MMA matches.