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I honestly find the MMA fanboys to be far more annoying since they desperately like to trash any other sports in order to satisfy their own insecurities of their favorite sport (not that boxing fanboys aren't guilty of this). MMA fanboys come up with the most retarded examples of how MMA is better than boxing and how Ronda Rousey can beat any male boxers (and can beat two of them in one night). They constantly bring up Randy Couture's victory over an out of shape, blown-up Super Middleweight James Toney as their "proof" of MMA superiority over boxing yet denies the former UFC World Heavyweight Champion Tim Sylvia being KTFO by Ray Mercer in less than 8 seconds (MMA rules and match no less).

If they truly believe in their own delusions that MMA is surpassing boxing in views and popularity, then I wonder why boxing is still making more money and the rest of the world outside of Trailer Trash US of A is more familiar with Boxing than MMA? I also wonder why MMA (the UFC at least) has to constantly get on Floyd Mayweather's nuts by bringing his name up so many times in interviews to garner more attention to their sport.

This is not to say that Boxing has their annoying, retarded, trollish fanboys but the MMA fanboys tend to be much more louder on the internet.

They're notorious for their draconian business practices such as their crooked microtransactions and so-called "DLCs"(more like cut content from the main single player game). They have a history of treating almost all of their talented developing teams like crap and financially fuck them over, taking all of their undeserved money, which SHOULD HAVE gone to the developers who did all the hard work in such unreasonably, unrealistically short deadlines given to them (by EA). They've ruined Star Wars Battlefront with their plethora of crappy overpriced "DLCs" and barebones content and they're now slowly ruining one of my all-time favorite video game franchise, Mass Effect (with the crappy ending for ME3 and decided to give us the "better" ending as paid DLC).

Man, selling the rights of the Mass Effect franchise and Bioware (the developers of the franchise) to EA was one of the worst mistakes Microsoft Studios has ever done (yes, Microsoft used to own Bioware before the Mass Effect sequals started). That's like selling your own soul to Satan and the Devils.

Despite the huge backlash that EA deserves for their notorious history, I'm not gonna lie that there are few great, nearly-complete games that came out of EA, such as Dead Space (the first game at least) and EA Sports Fight Night Champion (boxing simulation game). However, only a super handful of those type of games get made by EA and their developers and even then, EA would only give certain development teams more reasonable deadlines to make and finish a great game when it would actually benefit them (EA) much more than usual.

All I can say is EA can go fuck themselves. I hope they go out of business someday and rot in hell.

As a guy who just recently graduated High School with a GPA of 3.5 and is now currently in community college, I feel like all of this work is for nothing if I haven't done much extracurricular activities (never competed in any sports) in my high school years to win many scholarships. I was born and grew up in a state where education is unfortunately devalued (Arizona) so the only options for me are my state universities (ASU, UofA and NAU) since they're more affordable and not as unrealistically selective. My GPA is fairly good enough for my preferred Out-Of-State Universities like NYU and Boston University (BU) but their annual tuitions are even much more expensive than all of the AZ Universites. I don't want to sound cocky or spoiled but I feel like I deserve better than all the AZ universities being offered.

Whether people like to admit it or not, American University Colleges in general, are just too expensive and it takes a super talented individual to win many scholarships and get into higher-ranked, top Universities so for most part, all that hard work in high school is for nothing.