Boxer Bernard Hopkins is tired of his sport being compared to MMA, mostly because the whole gay porn thing. Oh yeah, that…

Everybody is different. I don't want to watch two grown men wrestling with panties on. I'm from the hood, we don't play that. To me, I'm not buying a ticket to watch two grown men with panties on, sweating, [with] nuts in their face. That's not me. To compare that to boxing is ludicrous. It's a porno. It's an entertainment porno.

Boxer Bernard Hopkins is tired of his sport being compared to MMA, mostly because the whole gay porn thing. Oh yeah, that…

Everybody is different. I don't want to watch two grown men wrestling with panties on. I'm from the hood, we don't play that. To me, I'm not buying a ticket to watch two grown men with panties on, sweating, [with] nuts in their face. That's not me. To compare that to boxing is ludicrous. It's a porno. It's an entertainment porno.

And he went on…

I'm not criticizing people for what kind of entertainment they like. I think most of those people have chains and masks in their closets. There is something out there for everybody. I can understand if 90% of women were going to those things but I can't understand a grown man sitting there with a couple of guys watching two grown men with panties on, sweating. That's just my opinion. It's not a good look.

One person commented on the story at BoxingScene.com that the "gay stigma will be the death of UFC." On the contrary, I think UFC offers straight guys a way to get just enough guy-on-guy action to whet their whistles. Take our straight guy's list of top MMA hotties. The guy's straight, but there's obviously a hint of homoeroticism that MMA satisfies for him and many other straight guys. That aspect of UFC is what will keep many guys coming for years.

For those guys who like MMA but don't want to feel all gay about it, here's a simple rule to remember:

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