Re: If you could change one rule of boxing....
Posted: 16 Jul 2015, 16:58
2 minute rounds should be scrapped,there rare but I've seen a few at the shows up here
It also seems to me that if the house fighter wants to work inside then it's allowed. If the house boxer wants to peck from distance and "tie" his man up on the inside then it is allowed.reggaereggae wrote:
You can still work inside if holding is outlawed. There is no real need for holding in boxing, it's spoiling.
Boxing without holding would be more entertaining, casual fans always remark "I wish they would stop hugging". There's no skill in it and it ruins the flow.
Surely you should hate the WBA not the fighter.skanksta wrote:Seriously...
I can handle the OCCASIONAL 'interim' champ, I don't even mind 4 belts - as long as the have some sort of unification schedule - BUT Super and "Regular" champ is just the biggest pile of @#$% !
How THE **** is Scott Quigg "regular" champ !?
No disrespect to him, but Rigondeaux is the WBA champ - you can't have a belt for being good and in the top 10.
I HAATE any 'regular' champ.
danamba7 wrote:Surely you should hate the WBA not the fighter.skanksta wrote:Seriously...
I can handle the OCCASIONAL 'interim' champ, I don't even mind 4 belts - as long as the have some sort of unification schedule - BUT Super and "Regular" champ is just the biggest pile of @#$% !
How THE **** is Scott Quigg "regular" champ !?
No disrespect to him, but Rigondeaux is the WBA champ - you can't have a belt for being good and in the top 10.
I HAATE any 'regular' champ.
I think that there should definitely be a rule - and checked out before the fight, that Eg the belly button must be visible or something. Some of these guys have the protector so high that it makes body punching virtually obsoleteazzman wrote:Not a rule but get rid if massive shorts and belly pads taking up half the boxer's body.
Yeah, I remember Eubank, his shorts were almost under his chin he wore them so high.reggaereggae wrote:I think that there should definitely be a rule - and checked out before the fight, that Eg the belly button must be visible or something. Some of these guys have the protector so high that it makes body punching virtually obsoleteazzman wrote:Not a rule but get rid if massive shorts and belly pads taking up half the boxer's body.
I disagree, it's an art when done properly, but unfortunately, far too much flagrant tieing the opponent up and not working in the clinches is done.Ezzard wrote:It also seems to me that if the house fighter wants to work inside then it's allowed. If the house boxer wants to peck from distance and "tie" his man up on the inside then it is allowed.reggaereggae wrote:
You can still work inside if holding is outlawed. There is no real need for holding in boxing, it's spoiling.
Boxing without holding would be more entertaining, casual fans always remark "I wish they would stop hugging". There's no skill in it and it ruins the flow.
It also winds me up that when some guys hug they are spoiling...when other guys "tie" the up on the inside it's considered to be good boxing.
It ruins the sport.