Question

give me 5 points that boxing should not banned

Answer 1

Boxing requires a high degree of physical fitness, if you wish to be successful, so it teaches young people to look after their bodies.There is no general intent in boxing to injure the opponent. Rather, the primary aim is to score the most points by hitting strictly defined regions of the body.The sport teaches discipline. As well as things like exercise and diet, it also informs young people when, and when not to fight, emphasizing the need for establishing mental control as well as physical.It also gives young people self-defense skills and can increase self-esteem, including the ability to defend themselves if physically assaulted.The vast majority of boxers train and fight not because they want to make lots of money, but because they enjoy it as a sport.Nobody is forced to box or watch a fight, all participants do so through their own free will. Those who don’t like the sport should just ignore it if they don’t like it.Critics unfairly target boxing because it more obviously resembles a fight, rather than other sports which can be physically aggressive, such as ice hockey, or rugby, where there is a puck, or a ball to provide the focus. Likewise, the high degree of strategy and tactics employed by boxers are often missed by inexperienced observers.Boxing is a way for people to remove themselves from poverty. Other doors that may not be an option for a young boxer, such as a college education, and the sport provides another route to social and economic advancement. At the very least it can provide a sense of self-respect.