What is the main demographic for a boxing fan?

[MARKBNLV]

Men 18-100 boxing has a very deep fan base,i could not single out 1 group over the other.

[Tha_Greatest]

Oh and on top of that, its usually older generation blacks.

yep, they sure like football and basketball, american style, mexican males favorite sport is probably boxing and sorry ass soccer

[Tha_Greatest]

Men 18-100 boxing has a very deep fan base,i could not single out 1 group over the other.

yes u can,

[Ryannn]

white australian/english kids feeling the plight of the black man in america

[BG_Knocc_Out]

I could tell you this, the knowledgeable white boxing enthusiasts would probably be over 40 considering boxing was prominent with whites pre-1950. There's obvious exceptions, but boxing is now an inner-city sport and seems to majorly be Latino's filling gyms. Genetically, blacks are much bigger and athletic on average compared to whites and Latino's which allows them to fair better in sports that demand that sort of stature like Basketball and Football. While Boxing is a sport for all sizes, so boxing is a sport for Latino's. White's don't really populate inner cities often like in the old days, so exposure to boxing gyms doesn't come along to often. Most MMA gyms though are in suburban areas, so that's why you see whites so in-love with the sport because it's exposed to middle-class white people with money to throw. That's partially why MMA gyms are able to sucker people for $120-$200 monthly fee's on average as opposed to boxing's gyms $30-$100 monthly (obvious exceptions). Of course, I'm only giving insight of the Midwest states, could be different somewhere else, but definitely not here.

[Crazylegs77]

I think that the most common boxing fan is a hispanic male age 30-45. Who do you think are generally the most common boxing fans in terms of race and color?

Judging by the posts on this site I dont think so.