I spend summers with my cousins sometimes in Mexico and Ireland and so many more kids box in those countries and there are so many more Boxing gyms around there then in America.
I spend summers with my cousins sometimes in Mexico and Ireland and so many more kids box in those countries and there are so many more Boxing gyms around there then in America.
Nice read. TBH, even with the rise of other sports I never worried about youth boxing in America. Boxing is a very cheap sport, so there will always be children in the ring. It would be helpful to have more people pushing it though. Especially for smaller guys, boxing is a great avenue(sportwise) to get out of the slums. If you're 130lbs you have no future in football, basketball or baseball.
Nice read. TBH, even with the rise of other sports I never worried about youth boxing in America. Boxing is a very cheap sport, so there will always be children in the ring. It would be helpful to have more people pushing it though. Especially for smaller guys, boxing is a great avenue(sportwise) to get out of the slums. If you're 130lbs you have no future in football, basketball or baseball.
Boxing is the sport of tough economic times, and with the "new normal" of 9% unemployment in the US (in reality closer to 15% when you count people off the grid), it makes sense that boxing is starting to thrive again.
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