Why is boxing a sport for the poor?

Boxing is a sport for the poor. Because of its simplicity and low threshold, it is loved by the poor.

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Boxing, as a sport originated in poor areas, is known as the sport of the poor. Because of its simplicity and low threshold, it is deeply loved by the poor. Compared with other sports, boxing is more easily accepted and participated by the poor. Boxing only needs a small amount of equipment and venues, such as gloves and helmets, and a simple ring.

These devices are cheap and easy to buy, and rings can be built in any open venue. In contrast, sports like football and basketball need professional venues and equipment, which are expensive.

The benefits of boxing to the poor;

For young people from poor families, boxing is an opportunity to get rid of poverty. If they have talent and perseverance, boxing can be a shortcut to their success and change their destiny. Boxing is fairer than other sports, because no matter what your background, only strength can win. This also makes boxing a sport that does not distinguish between high and low.

Boxing can help the poor improve their economic situation and inspire their inner courage and sense of honor.

Men's boxing and women's boxing:

Men's boxing:

Modern boxing is led by British boxer Jan Musfiger (1695 to 1734), who became the first British boxing champion in 17 19. In the initial boxing match, there were no gloves, rules and time limits until one side lost the ability to continue the game.

Women's boxing:

Women's boxing originated from 1720 London Women's Boxing Competition. From 65438 to 0904, women's boxing attracted the attention of the whole world as a performance event at the St. Louis Olympic Games. From 65438 to 0999, the first World Cup women's boxing championship was successfully held in Finland. In 200 1 year, the first world women's boxing championship was held in scranton, USA.

In 2005, the International Boxing Federation submitted an application report for women's boxing to enter the Olympic Games, but at that time, the popularity of women's boxing in the world was not enough, and there were not enough countries to participate in it, which eventually ended in failure.