Argumentative Essay About Boxing

Korbyn Reyes
Mr. Bergmann
Sophomore English P7
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Boxing is the Toughest Sport Six , seven, eight ding ding ding!!! I have just had my first knockout of my career and this is the best feeling I have ever had. The crowd throws their flowers at me and the girls are shooting me hot looks. To be a boxer it involves a lot of health issues, it’s physically demanding, and it takes a lot of skill sets. People do not see boxing as the toughest sport in the world but i’m here to prove you wrong.
Boxing has many health issues. Scientific who study boxing has found out that constant blows to the head can “cause concussions” (Wayne). It also causes brain damage and a leading cause to Alzheimer’s.
It just doesn't come naturally and can usually take years to master. There are many things you have to work on like footwork, position, and dodging and weaving through punches. Typically you have to run through it thousands of times that way it becomes muscle memory. before you fight you have to spare many of times before you are ready to fight in the ring. There are many combos in boxing light numbers one through 10 which means different punching combinations for every different punch. Just learning the combination can Take years to accomplish. Even the world's best still have things to work on. Nobody is perfect at throwing punches in the ring and there is always someone better than you. Boxing is the toughest sport. No other sport has the physical factors as boxing does. Come on the sport was made to hurt the other dude and give him the most pain you can.There are some health issues, it is physically demanding, and it takes a lot of skill sets. Despite the health issues in boxing it is a great sport to play and keeps you really fit plus the ladies like it so why not. So go out there and try it