Jonathan1998

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Drjohnrock

I've seen a number of boxiing matches on TV in years past, as well as a live match with Aaron Pryor, when he was working his way up in the boxing world. Even though I enjoyed those matches, I can't quite condone the sport. It's not so much the violence--hockey and (American) football are very rough sports--but the fact that the main purpose of a boxing bout is to beat your opponent senseless. Hockey and football are more skill based, and the main objective is having more goals or points, respectively, at the end of the game than the opposing team. Yes, I know boxing matches can be won on points rather than by KO or TKO. But I still can't quite condone the sport.

QQpy3ko

Totally agree. I started learn boxing and feel a way fresher though I play table tennis often. It seems standard tt sparring is good but limited aerobic, meanwhile standard boxing training gives full fitness effect.