sparring acciedent ooops any body else been in this situation?

[Nacho_Analstain]

You're SO wrong. This happened in sparring, not a boxing match. The fighters you train with, share sweat, blood and tears with deserve your love and respect more than anyone except your family.

true,fair enough

[KingDosia]

You're SO wrong. This happened in sparring, not a boxing match. The fighters you train with, share sweat, blood and tears with deserve your love and respect more than anyone except your family.

KUDOS, MY TRAINING PARTNERS SPEND MORE TIME WITH ME THAN MY FAMILY. EVEN IF I MAY ONE DAY FACE THEM THEY ARE THE REALEST FRIENDS I GOT

[leow]

**** like that happens all the time the worst about this is when the guy who got hurt wants revenge nothing more ******.

[Piggu]

Not to sound messed-up but if I ripped somebodys eyelid I would be quite proud of myself.

[ferocity]

If you're repeatedly getting the better of your sparring partner, then you need better sparring.

Of course you can take it easy on your sparring partner but don't make it a habbit, because it becomes a bad habbit to take it easy in evey single sparring. And that only works against you in competition.

First gym i ever attended, the sparrings were very tough. And they had their share of top amature fighters and two pro world champions.

The main thing is to match fighters evenly if possable, then slowing move them in with the better sparring partners. One fighter gets better, when he sparrs when one is better then him. But at the same time a boxers confidence is crushed before he can get to the next level. So again it goes back to matching the boxer with the same level of sparring partner.

[speed e]

If you're repeatedly getting the better of your sparring partner, then you need better sparring.

Of course you can take it easy on your sparring partner but don't make it a habbit, because it becomes a bad habbit to take it easy in evey single sparring. And that only works against you in competition.

First gym i ever attended, the sparrings were very tough. And they had their share of top amature fighters and two pro world champions.

The main thing is to match fighters evenly if possable, then slowing move them in with the better sparring partners. One fighter gets better, when he sparrs when one is better then him. But at the same time a boxers confidence is crushed before he can get to the next level. So again it goes back to matching the boxer with the same level of sparring partner.

i i had my first sparring today i was fighting a guy that been fighting for years and he was fighting me as if i was a pro. and all i have been taught was the jab. i think it best to match boxers up. i dont that my trainer done this.