Those 3 extra rounds help the champion and why they are called the champions rounds. You beat the champion you earned it.
Those 3 extra rounds help the champion and why they are called the champions rounds. You beat the champion you earned it.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
I have always been a fan of the 15 rounders in the past.
But it is not going to happen, so the fight is to keep 12 rounders for as long as possible.
"Boxing is like jazz. The better it is, the less people appreciate it."
George Foreman
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NO.
There's not much chance of 12 round fights being reduced at this current time because we now have far bigger boxing cards on far more TV channels. In Britain, long gone are the days of showing just the main event, the promoters/TV get slaughtered well in advance as we know everything that is planned.
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I do not know if you remember, but the 'USBA' tried that in the late 80s:
Fight:43307 - BoxRec
"Boxing is like jazz. The better it is, the less people appreciate it."
George Foreman
The problem is the fighters finish and then wait maybe five minutes for a decision, and then mentally as well as physically have to get ready to fight another three minutes knowing they have to win the round...
Although good on paper, I can understand why it was just not practical in the end.
"Boxing is like jazz. The better it is, the less people appreciate it."
George Foreman
Yes more is better
I think so but the reason they were dropped still remains. Economics not safety and the overriding problem today would be the fact that 80% of the fighters today could not fight 15. Entire training regiments would have to be changed. Half of the elites today are gassed by round 6.
I've never bought into historical 12 rounders being too terribly altered if they were 15 as the fighters would adjust accordingly, earlier starts, second winds and timed rallies etc. Stamina trained accordingly and such. One big thing is fifteen rounds times out one hour perfect, no time for the always increasing network fluff and packaging. Think that had a lot to do with it.
Your crazy if you think that could happen in today's society of safety and preservation...its more like down to 11. Always thought there should be an odd number of rounds to cut down on draws.
Definitely.
Top fighters fight so infrequently these days that 15 rounds should not be a problem for them.
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