This thread shouldn’t last long because the OP has absolutely fucking nailed it. It’s not homophobic, it’s common sense and being humane .Women’s Boxing should be banned.
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This thread shouldn’t last long because the OP has absolutely fucking nailed it. It’s not homophobic, it’s common sense and being humane .Women’s Boxing should be banned.
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Nobody started a thread about yesterday's fight but I did watch it.
It was a good entertaining contest which I thought Jonas lost. So a hometown decision for the British boxer. Some things don't change.
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The only problem with the Jonas Mayer fight was the result.
Where's your data that shows a punch to the chest can cause cancer. Drop the trauma part. Trauma covers a lot of ground. Previous injury for example. Actual data that proves getting punched in the chest can cause cancer.
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Let these bitches fight. Shit, let Claressa Sheilds step in there with Keith Thurman. lolol....
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I can't with a straight face rail against women's boxing while also lapping up some of the same barbarism we celebrate in men's. We wink and nod passed so many clear stacked mismatches veiled in the cloak of "showcases". If anything I'd bet women's boxing today is under far more regulatory scrutiny than that of men's.
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