— [http://goo.gl/pUl1Vb] Boxing is a sport, just like football, baseball, basketball, etc. It is violent, but no more violent than football, which encourages people to attack one another._______________________Do you agree?
However, boxing is not all bad. In fact, there is just as many points against banning it as there are for it. One of them being it promotes self defence, this is something which will be essential for children growing for growing up as I believe that it is impossible to go through your full life without being confronted by violence. Also, sport scientists say that the training sessions for boxing increase mental and physical endurance. So, with all these good points for boxing, why do people not see that it can make people more defensive and is a great way to keep fit. Also, it is an Olympic sport. In conclusion, I say there is no way to end this argument and keep everyone happy. For some people boxing is their only livelihood and for child protecting parents who do not want their child watching this mindless violence simply change the channel! Doyou agree? Say what you mean!

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Should boxing be banned? Say Yes
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Should boxing be banned? Say Yes
Should boxing be banned? Say No
If they say punching each other to see who wins is unnecessary, then how is kicking the ball into the goal necessary in soccer? What's the necessity of throwing ball into the hoop in basket ball? Why use bats and balls in base ball? Because that's the type of sports that they're playing!
It's entertainment! It's a type of game/sports! Even kid's playing a little game of tag or hide-and-seek or anything that involves exercising risks injuries and maybe even death. There's way more things that people should be debating on and trying to ban.
Should boxing be banned? Say Yes
Should boxing be banned? Say No
Should boxing be banned? Say Yes
Should boxing be banned? Say No
If boxing clubs were not available there would be a lot of street fighting and rioting especially amongst teenagers in many communities. This would lead to more crimes in communities and would cause a lot of hassle with the police and people in the community. Self-discipline is taught to many young people from an early age. For a lot of people a boxing club is one of the few places to go at night, the alternatives being loitering around street corners, getting into trouble, experimenting with drink and drugs, and turning to crime.
Boxers know what they are getting themselves into and are aware of the short and long term injuries boxing can have on them. Short term injuries like a cut eye and long term as in "punch drunk syndrome" which is like Parkinson's disease, a fine example of this is Mohamed Ali. Brain damage and brain hemorrhages can also happen to boxers who are repeatedly hit over the head.
There are referees to control the fights and there are rounds where in between fighting boxers can take water and get their wounds treated by their trainers and coaches. There is also always an ambulance waiting in case someone gets hurt in the ring.
Another valid point is that there are more sports were injuries are more frequent than in boxing.
Boxing - A Cultural History by Kasia Boddy (2008), PDF, in English (en inglés) ::

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