I have to disagree with the football analogy. I've watched the rules of the sport evolve into something favoring an offensive shootout rather than a defensive battle. Rules about hitting the QB, rules allowing OL a little more leeway to hold, rules about covering recievers. People (at least Americans) want action, excitement, scoring (KOs in boxing). There's a reason that basketball (100pts per game) is much more popular in US than soccer or hockey (2 pts per game)
So called boxing fans hate seeing fighters punched I'm the face
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I feel sick even revealing this, but its the****utic, i used to watch gatti v ward with commentary muted and Rage agaisnt the machine on full blast.
Im fully reformed now, i have downloaded Rigondeaux's entire professional and amateur fight catalog and play it to Beethoven extended symphony number 5.Comment
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all of it is boxing, the science, the footwork, using the sing, the dirty fighting, wars, technical chess matches... etc... its all boxing, what is the big deal?????Comment
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Not always. A 1-0 "pitchers duel" in baseball can be as exciting if not more than, a 12-11 sluggfest. Even in football, I wouldn't have a problem with a 7-3, defensive-type game. In Boxing, I like Floyd's style, and I like Deontay Wilder's style. Totally different, but variety is the ****e of life.I have to disagree with the football analogy. I've watched the rules of the sport evolve into something favoring an offensive shootout rather than a defensive battle. Rules about hitting the QB, rules allowing OL a little more leeway to hold, rules about covering recievers. People (at least Americans) want action, excitement, scoring (KOs in boxing). There's a reason that basketball (100pts per game) is much more popular in US than soccer or hockey (2 pts per game)Comment
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