Which of these MMA fighters had the most successful pro wrestling run: Severn, Shamrock or Abbott?

It's not incredibly surprising since both professions can be very difficult. I'm sure there are some pro wrestlers that would find breaking into the world of MMA as difficult as Cormier felt towards pro wrestling. Perhaps it's about the devotion and determination of people, maybe.

If it was physically painful for him, why wouldn't it be any less painful for anyone else? I think some people want certain things more than others which isn't a bad thing by any means. People should pursue what they feel comfortable with and truly want despite how hard it may be.

In either case, that's a pretty neat quote. Maybe people should read it next time they go around calling pro wrestling 'fake' or anything of the like.

Sounds about right. And speaking of King Mo, didn't he sign with TNA 2 years ago? Where's he been between his Bellator losses?

Same goes for Rampage Jackson and Tito Ortiz. I know Tito broke his neck, again, and just got arrested for DUI, but TNA needs to stop making a big deal about signing these MMA fighters and then having them never appear on the show. That's not to say that King Mo, Rampage, and Tito were any good in their limited appearances on TNA.

It's just the principle of the matter.

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