Or do you just prefer the technical side of it, where they just poke each other for a while?
Do you enjoy watching boxers getting pounded in the ring?
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I enjoy the technical aspect of boxing like footwork, jab, set ups, counters etc.(not to be confused with dirty tactics) when the end goal in mind is finishing the opponent, not cruising/surviving to a decision. It's fine if not all your fights end with KO but I like to see fighters aim for it, not just potshot on the backfoot waiting for the opponent to run into something big. -
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I don't want to see anyone seriously or permanently injured, but boxing is always more exciting when two guys are capable of finishing each other. That's why I enjoyed Rigondeaux/Donaire, even though there was little action. It was tense because both guys could hurt each other.Comment
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You don't like it when a boxer really decides to unload everything he's got on another boxer's face?I enjoy the technical aspect of boxing like footwork, jab, set ups, counters etc.(not to be confused with dirty tactics) when the end goal in mind is finishing the opponent, not cruising/surviving to a decision. It's fine if not all your fights end with KO but I like to see fighters aim for it, not just potshot on the backfoot waiting for the opponent to run into something big.Comment
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You enjoy seeing them finish each other off?I don't want to see anyone seriously or permanently injured, but boxing is always more exciting when two guys are capable of finishing each other. That's why I enjoyed Rigondeaux/Donaire, even though there was little action. It was tense because both guys could hurt each other.Comment
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Knockouts are the best part of boxing imo. There so good that it's the inherent possibility of a KO in every bout that gives it its suspense. Even in a Mayweather or Rigo fight, it's the chance that someone might get stopped that does it for me.Comment
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