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    “We should not be making sport out of deliberately trying to do [brain] damage”‚ said Joan Beck. That is true‚ boxing is dangerous. However‚ I disagree with Beck’s view of boxing‚ and I believe the meaning of boxing is not just hurting your opponent. First‚ boxers know the dangerous of their sport and they choose to fight. They also receive what they risk for‚ well-paid. We have to allow people to make their own choice in life. The government should not ban something adults choose to do unless

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    Parkinson’s disease in the World of Boxing There’s no arguing that boxing is‚ and has always been one of the most exciting sports in history. Something about seeing two guys go at it in the middle of a ring really gets the fans pumped up. What the fans don’t realize is that all the physical abuse that these fighters take can seriously affect their health in the future. Due to the violent nature of the sport‚ fighters have a higher risk of contracting diseases and illnesses. All of the punches sustained

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    a a a a a a a a a a a a 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

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    . Muhammad Ali was known as one of the most hard hitting‚ loud speaking‚ pace making individuals to ever walk this earth. Ali was mostly known for his prolific boxing career as he amazed thousands with his incredible abilities as he was able to bob and weave and even give out devastating blows to his opponent. Nevertheless‚ he also drew‚ even more‚ attention when he was out the ring with his bold statements about opponents and mostly known views about the American military and the Vietnam war. What

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    skills of boxing and music are one of the most physically demanding activities a person can learn in their life. High levels of strenuous concentrations are required for these activities. Bryce Courtenay has used imagery and stressed the importance and commonalities between boxing and music. In the novel‚ the Power of One‚ many examples of imagery exist in the book‚ often contrasting music to boxing. The quote ‘like a Mozart concerto’ shows that Doc is trying to elevate boxing from a sport‚ to an art

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    Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) are two similar types of combat sports that many people may not distinguish. These two sports are known for being a contact sport between two people; still their audience has been increasing for the past century. However‚ not many people like watching this kind of sport because it might be violent and aggressive. But‚ there are several similarities and differences between boxing and MMA that can be taken into account while watching these sports. In the first place

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    “The Barbarity of Boxing” discusses how these acts have magnified in severity over the years‚ yet not much action has been taken to fix it. George Will’s diction prognosticates the uncivilized decorum in boxing matches. He uses words such as “banged” and “beaten up” to evoke a sense of pity for the boxers. He uses these words of harsh consequences to depict the downright brutal sense of boxing today. A recurring theme is prevalent in Will’s writing; he says that watching boxing and such acts of

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    Mutual Understanding 12:30. There I was‚ sweating like a snowman in a sauna. It was the second day of the boxing tournament and I had made it to the semi-finals. I was awaiting the decision of the referees for my semi-final fight‚ hoping that I would be placed in the finals. I was rapidly bouncing my leg up and down‚ shaking my head back and forth‚ and praying to hear those golden words “The winner for the semi-finals in the lightweight division is number 23.” The microphone clicks in. “The winner

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    occurred in the ring. Often times when fights break out in a sports game‚ or when it gets violent in the ring‚ fans get excited to see what is going to happen next. Fans do not always realize the severity and consequence that comes with these fights. Whether that consequence is minor‚ like a two day ban‚ or severe‚ like the loss of someone’s life. The 28 year old mixed martial artist João Carvalho was knocked out by opponent

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    28 existing sports‚ as well as options to add new disciplines. The board rejected the International Amateur Boxing Association’s (AIBA’s) proposal to add a women’s boxing program to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. IOC sports director‚ Kelly Fairweather said the decision was taken on a "purely technical basis." The IOC did not feel it has reached the stage where it merits inclusion (dailytimes.com)

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