What is your favourite aspect of boxing?

[*TonyMontana*]

Rivalry's,back n forth wars,one sided beatdowns,showboating or just a brutal knockout lover?
What is your favourite part of the sport?

[brettWall]

The favourite getting murked. That's why I no longer complain about mismatches. Bring them on! Upsets may be rare, but, still, anything can happen.

Same when a runner and clincher is getting murked.

[Joe Beamish]

I like everything about the sport -- not the business or its lack of government.

I especially like the diversity of styles, and how "styles make fights."

[bojangles1987]

I love a good style clash. Watching two fighters try to dictate the style and pace at which a fight is contested is such a pleasure. I love picking up on the small ways in which fighters adjust to impose their style.

That's why I loved Thurman vs. Porter so much.

[New England]

not just a fight, but a career and a life, can be seriously changed, even ended, with one shot.


i don't think there's ever more on the line for any athlete than when two guys with skills and power are exchanging.

[craigus1990]

I like the ring entrances and in ring introductions.... I turn it off after that.

[*TonyMontana*]

I like the ring entrances and in ring introductions.... I turn it off after that.

The eubank n benn pic u got says different

[M Bison]

Brutal knockouts, competitive fights and at times watching someone dominate but as long as the domination of this said fighter is entertaining.

Too many boring nothing fights in boxing it's a trend the building up phase lasts too long and fighters get too long before they actually face someone good, I'd also sort of say that the divisions in boxing aren't as stacked.

The fact so many fights on the undercard are nothing fights is what damages boxing watch a UFC undercard and you'll learn why people get hyped for that.

[deathofaclown]

Weigh-ins, when they wear tight little panties and have a nice snake.

[_Maxi]

Inspiration to train.