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    Boxing Boxing‚ often called "the manly art of self-defense‚" is a sport in which two competitors try to hit each other with their glove-encased fists while trying to avoid each other’s blows. The competition is divided into a specified number of rounds‚ usually 3 minutes long‚ with 1-minute rest periods between rounds. Although amateur boxing is widespread‚ professional boxing has flourished on an even grander scale since the early 18th century. Amateur fights consist of 3 rounds‚ professional

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    essay 1.       Introduction 1.1   How boxing started 1.2   Nowadays women practice boxing 1.3   Famous female bóxers 2.       Women have the same opportunities as men 2.1   Why allow women in boxing? 2.2   Women can do the same physical training 2.3   Women can follow the same discipline as men 3.       Women are also skillful 3.1   Women are also fast 3.2   Women are strong 3.3   With obvious reason women are more kind-heart 4.       Men think boxing is not appropiate for women 4.1   Men

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    loser in a boxing match is supposed to suffer. It is hard to calibrate such things – how hard an opponent’s brain should be banged against the side of the cranium – in the heat of the battle. From time immemorial‚ in immemorial ways‚ men have been fighting for the entertainment of other men. Perhaps in a serene‚ temperate society‚ boxing would be banned along with other blood sports – if‚ in such a society‚ the question would even arise. But a step toward the extinction of boxing is understanding

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    Is Boxing a Safe Sport? The safety of boxing has been a controversial issue for over a century. The answer to that question is somewhat obvious to common knowledge. Boxing is a very dangerous sport that involves multiple head injuries over a boxer’s career. The level of dangerousness should never be overlooked when a person is thinking about starting a career in the sport. Boxing is often considered an art‚ doubling as a sport. There are people that participate in this art‚ or sport. These people

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    BOXING DAY 1. When is Boxing Day? - In Britain‚ Boxing Day is usually celebrated on the following day after Christmas Day‚ which is 26 December. - Like Christmas Day‚ Boxing Day is a public holiday. This means everybody doesn’t have to go to school or work on that day. If Boxing Day falls on Saturday or Sunday‚ the following Monday is the Boxing Day. 2. History of Boxing Day. Why is it called Boxing Day? a) To protect ships: - During the Age of Exploration‚ when the ships started to discover

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    The History Of Boxing     The origin of boxing dates back to early 4000 B.C‚ and it only got bigger from there. From fighting for freedom to fighting for sport‚ “the manly art of self defence‚”(Whitecollarboxing.com)‚ boxing has become one of the biggest sports in the world. It has evolved over time like any sport from rules to equipment‚ but it kept the structure of the original flatline. Every fight was balanced by weight and size‚ that way no one was at a disadvantage. The winner was decided

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    "Jab" "jab" "uppercut" in the boxing gym with my coach Jonathan training me for my fight on Saturday not just any fight it was the Scottish district fight the finals which I reached to with hard work and pain. "keep going you need to be able to keep fit for Saturday jay son" said Jonathan I was so tried after studying all night for exams and going to the gym. I was interested in Bodybuilding more than I was for boxing‚ but boxing was necessary after that night when I got attacked by a local gang

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    Boxing is a sport that is adored by millions of people all over the world ‚ it is a contact sport in which the fighting style is called MMA (mixed martial arts)‚ Boxing includes two participants called fighters who battle it out in a series of rounds (12)until the opponent has been knocked out and can’t stand straight for 10 seconds ‚ if the fight is stalemated then the fight goes to three judges in which the match is settled within a points system which the judges take part in ‚ there has been numerous

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    Boxing Essay Introduction As a sport should boxing be banned from the Olympic Games? Boxing is a popular sport that some people enjoy to watch as two opponents try to knock each other out on to the ground or win by points. I think that boxing is moral and should not be banned from the Olympics. Intentions The goal in boxing is to purposely hurt and harm your opponent. Even though other sports‚ like grid iron and rugby‚ can be dangerous and the injuries are often accidental. In boxing however

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    In ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ Helena is presented as an extremely lovesick and broken girl. To present Helena‚ Shakespeare uses carefully crafted language and a range of techniques such as metaphors‚ similes and hyperboles. The audience’s reaction to Helena changes throughout the play‚ for example‚ at different points in the play‚ we feel sympathetic towards her. At the beginning of the play Helena is heartbroken and extremely upset due to Demetrius’s hate towards her. We know this as she says

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