BOXING is BORING: You Blew Your Chance of OVERTHROWING the UFC in 2025 | Dana White is LAUGHING!

Is MMA getting boring? Many fans have started to think so. With predictable matchmaking, over-saturation of UFC events, and too many decisions rather than finishes, MMA—once known for its chaos and unpredictability—has started to lose its edge. Fighters now play it safe, promotions recycle contenders, and the raw intensity that made the sport explode in popularity seems to be fading fast.

But after watching tonight’s Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia boxing card, the conversation shifts. Yes, boxing brought the spectacle, hype, and star power—but when the bell rang, it lacked the sustained action that keeps viewers on the edge of their seat. Even with two big names, the pacing and rhythm couldn’t compare to a high-stakes UFC main event or a stacked pay-per-view. Boxing may deliver drama, but it often struggles to maintain momentum through undercards and slower bouts.

That’s where the UFC still dominates. Even on a weaker card, the UFC brings finishes, grappling wars, and unexpected chaos that boxing rarely matches. While MMA as a whole may feel like it's slowing down, the UFC continues to deliver thrilling moments that boxing’s structure can’t replicate. If you tuned into Haney vs. Garcia tonight and left underwhelmed, it might be time to admit: the UFC is still the most exciting combat sport in the game.

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