Just want to get the people's opinion, be honest about it.
I'm just going to get to it.
Here are my Points:
1. IF A fighter gets trapped against the ropes, it should be his job to work his way out again.
2. Clinching every time a fighter traps you against the ropes is cheap exploitation, the REF does the work for you and BAILS you out. It is not his job to bail him out, that is for the fighter.
3. Clinching should only be used when a fighter is visibly hurt.
Basically there's a loop hole that's being exploited.
The way clinching is allowed to be exploited, it removes one of the essential aspects of BOXING, INSIDE FIGHTING. The referee bails out the fighter who clinches, throwing away all the hard work that was done to put him on the ropes by his opponent.
If you re-evaluate, look at how much fighters clinch, 50+ to 80+ a fight????? It's ridiculous!
Want to hear your opinions.
I'm just going to get to it.
Here are my Points:
1. IF A fighter gets trapped against the ropes, it should be his job to work his way out again.
2. Clinching every time a fighter traps you against the ropes is cheap exploitation, the REF does the work for you and BAILS you out. It is not his job to bail him out, that is for the fighter.
3. Clinching should only be used when a fighter is visibly hurt.
Basically there's a loop hole that's being exploited.
The way clinching is allowed to be exploited, it removes one of the essential aspects of BOXING, INSIDE FIGHTING. The referee bails out the fighter who clinches, throwing away all the hard work that was done to put him on the ropes by his opponent.
If you re-evaluate, look at how much fighters clinch, 50+ to 80+ a fight????? It's ridiculous!
Want to hear your opinions.
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