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Re: Oscar follows in Hatton's footsteps. Sad news.
Posted: 23 May 2011, 17:41
by whicker
Deserter wrote:whicker wrote:Gotta be careful- they say it can damage the brain...
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It's arguable (and I stress- arguable- I'm not endorsing/supporting the arguement) that professional boxing can be dangerous to ones long term health (like drugs.)
Although, for sure, boxing isn not addictive - a notable distinction. Thats why we never see boxers "returning to it" long after they should have stopped.
Re: Oscar follows in Hatton's footsteps. Sad news.
Posted: 24 May 2011, 02:06
by Deserter
whicker wrote:Deserter wrote:whicker wrote:Gotta be careful- they say it can damage the brain...
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It's arguable (and I stress- arguable- I'm not endorsing/supporting the arguement) that professional boxing can be dangerous to ones long term health (like drugs.)
Although, for sure, boxing isn not addictive - a notable distinction. Thats why we never see boxers "returning to it" long after they should have stopped.
Ahh, get you
Re: Oscar follows in Hatton's footsteps. Sad news.
Posted: 24 May 2011, 02:39
by Alba
Do ypu think.he was on.coke when he was talking about khan signing.with.Primetime?