Boxing is the toughest of all sports. Someone who wants to box must be physically and mentally strong to put up with what the sport requires. Bravery is needed to step up into a ring and take a fight. Also, having a neat body condition is required to be able to box; however, there are two things that can´t be missing for someone to box: strategy and mental toughness. Either the boxer has plan, or he leaves empty handed.
In the first place, not everyone can box because not everyone is brave enough to enter the ring and be willing to fight. Since boxing is a media sport, if someone wants to take it to the next level he or she must be tough enough and willing to stand the media. Also, it doesn’t matter how small a boxer´s boxing circle is, satisfying the expectations is demanded by everyone and, most importantly, the crowd. Boxing is hard, in addition to bravery, it requires persistency, constancy, and dedication.
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Muscular strength is needed, most importantly in the upper body to improve aggression and body tolerance. However, muscle mass can´t exceed due to the boxing categories. Depending on the category a boxer is, there is a meticulous care of its body weight. If it exceeds, according to the category requirements, the boxer will be disqualified immediately. Another important fact to remember is that muscles are made in the kitchen. A boxer´s meal plan is very rigid to keep his or her body to the fullest without overpassing the stablished weight. A balanced diet is the key for a complete performance in the ring and a proper body condition to put up with the high physical requirements the sport
I don’t condone fighting, but boxing is sport that can be a fun and adrenaline rushing. Canelo is an amazing fighter and is speculated to be the next and maybe the last greatest upcoming star that boxing has left. If you want to become a boxer, a strong one, that knows his way around his opponent, then why not pick the young talent that already has a future ahead of him? Saul has a great team and is represented by Golden Boy, another boxing legend. He has a team that helps him formulate a plan of attack, and that plan is attack. He’s smart and brutal, he’s rated as one of the best pound for pound fighters and look at his age! However, he was outgunned by boxing's, questionably, best fighter, Mayweather Jr. In Canelo’s case, he did receive respect from many but also lost credibility. He didn't show up to this match and really showed his weak spot. In order to be the best you have to beat the best, and granted he received his only lost, their will be a rematch and possibly the moment where he is crowned and becomes the next ri...
Yes they might get paid handsomely but the lifelong damages it causes to the boxers are overwhelming. Life expectancy goes down even more when it comes to boxing because boxers have no head protection so if they get hit in the head it will cause severe
The novel The Berlin Boxing Club by Robert Sharenow is a story depicting the exploits of Karl Stern, a fourteen-year-old German boy who’s jewish ancestry has branded him as an outcast in a developing Natzi Germany. Karl, along with his sister and parents, live in an art studio in an unspecified town in Germany where he attends school, and aspires to be a cartoon artist. Karl begins experiencing shortcomings in the year of 1934 when he experiences strong animosity from his fellow classmates as word of his jewish lineage becomes public. Despite never setting foot in a synagogue, Karl gets expelled from school, his property vandalized, and beaten by self proclaimed Hitler youth. Karl begins to spiral into a spout of depression and self-hatred
James Braddock took his father’s lessons to heart when he practiced fighting in the old schoolyard before he reached his teenage years. He practiced for several years to be an amateur fighter. When Braddock first started boxing he avoided professional competitions for two years. Instead, they froze the title, which means Braddock earned money touring the country giving public appearances and boxing exhibitions. In 1926, he entered the professional boxing circuit in the light heavyweight division.
In today’s world is important to have a sense of personal and national identity, sometimes one will have to choose one or the other. This clash is important because the two can coexist but often one is chosen over the other which leads to the other being lost. The pair of graphic novels Boxers and Saints by Gene Luen Yang illustrates this clash. The stories in Boxers and Saints takes place in the events leading up to and during the Boxer rebellion at the turn of the 20th century. Boxers centers on the leader of the rebellion, Bao, on his crusade to liberate his country from foreigners. Saints focuses on Vibiana, a Christian convert, and documents her struggle to find her place in society. Through these characters, Yang implies that one will
Boxing was earlier known by the name Pugilism ,meaning “sweet Science”(The Editors Of Encyclopedia Britannica).Historical evidence lead to the fact that boxing was prevalent in North Africa in four thousand B.C, it was also popular in Greek and Rome(HOB).Now Back to MMA, the fastest growing sports organization in the world ,the Ultimate Fighting Championship(UFC),started in 1993 as a professional mixed martial arts(MMA) organization(UFC). UFC matches take place inside the Octagon ,an eight-sided structure comprised of metal chain link fence(Britannica). The fence is six feet high and allows for 30 feet of space from point to point of the Octagon(Britannica). For a fight recap if a kickboxer was matched with a brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, the kickboxer would realize that he must become more adept at defending takedowns ,thus prompting him to train with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner(UFC). From that point forward ,competitions were no longer between athletes who focused on a singular martial art ,but between to an athlete with two are or more
The liberty of an individual in sport is the number one value that should be respected to make boxing morally adequate. Autonomy should be respected in sport because ones body should always have freedom from external control and influences. All arguments for paternalism can be explained in a justified way to prove that boxing is unethical and unsafe, but this does not mean that paternalism is the best way to bring about safety in boxing. If boxing were to be banned, violence would become more prevalent outside of sport, and proper boxing technique and skill would slowly disappear. Keeping boxing as a sport will create a safer environment for this type of activity to occur, and also create a fair ground for each sport that involves violence to stay available to athletes. Because boxing does involve violence, this does not imply that it is immoral to participate and that the freedom to participate should be taken away from athletes. Boxing provides a safe environment, a place to create a career, and is an institution for sporting entertainment. By allowing boxing as a sport to continue, this will create a safe and fair atmosphere with the freedom to allow all individuals to participate with proper
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Boxing in the early and mid-twentieth century had an appeal that captured the eyes and ears of millions of Americans. Championship fights and popular fighters were on national television and in newspaper headlines. At the time, boxing was relevant in the American sports world. However, over the past 30 years, boxing has regressed and lost its popularity. Spectacles like the graceful Muhammad Ali and the hard-hitting Mike Tyson are gone and have been replaced by lackluster fighters and greedy fight promoters who only care about their profit cut. On top of that, an increasing pile of evidence is starting to show more clearly the dangers of repeated head trauma and how corrupt the business of boxing has become. Lastly, boxing is pressured by the rapidly growing sport, mixed martial arts (MMA), because of its safer nature and a strong corporate leader. These causes combined will finally cause boxing to die as a sport in America unless serious steps are taken to reform the sport.
present day. Since 1998, there have been over 70 boxing related deaths, while in sanctioned MMA
Conor Mcgregor and his friend were in a mall in Dublin, Ireland. While at the mall they stopped at a bookstore to look at some MMA magazines. One of the magazines had Floyd Mayweather on the front page. “Wow” Mcgregor said. “Look at him he is the face of boxing. He’s on top of the world.” Mcgregor was visualizing himself in Floyds position. Mcgregor didn’t have it easy growing up living in the poor middle class and getting bullied in school. The fighting first started off as defense for Conor but, after he started taking interest in fighting and it became all he knew. While Conor wanted to pursue his dreams in the MMA he had to be realistic and look for a real job. So he was working on becoming a plumber. Even though he was about to become
Being a professional boxer didn’t do much for his mental health because he says he would feel on top of the world and yet so lonely at the same time after a fight. Therefore, he suffered not only the physical demands, but the mental demands in the professional arena of the sport.
In Conclusion, a ban on boxing is not only illogical but impossible! In my mind, if you want to minimize the number of actual life-long injuries related to sports, you would be better off coming up with elaborated rules for motor sports or rock climbing. Who wants to terminate a sport that has been entertaining the world for centuries? How could medical ethics eliminate a sport which participates in the Olympics?
Boxing Should Not be Banned In recent years, there have been many campaigns to try and have boxing
They also say that is not better than an organized physical assault, which would be illegal in any other way. But what they don't see is that boxing give boxers physical fitness and discipline. It also provides a way for young people to remove themselves from doing drugs as well