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  #1 Koefoed Mcclain on 16 Jan 14

   

  The history of boxing shows us the activity is basically the same as when it was first introduced. Granted some of the elements have evolved con-siderably since that time. But, the basic assumption remains largely the same.
  
  To trace the history o..
  
  Boxing is now one of the most celebrated sports of our time. With big-name matches being held in glamorous places like Las Vegas, it draws the attention of boxing enthusiasts in addition to the interest of media world wide.
  
  The history of boxing shows us the game is simply just like when it was first presented. Granted a number of the factors have evolved considerably since then. But, the basic philosophy remains largely the same.
  
  To trace the history of boxing to its roots we must return to North Africa during 4000 BC. Still another position that participated in boxing in early stages was the Mediterranean all through 1500 BC.
  
  When a ruler found the practice of watching two men beat one another interesting, the first recorded evidence of boxing was in Greece in 900 BC. The difference between the boxing we enjoy today and this early type of boxing is that the ruler, a guy named Thesus, helped the boxing match to carry on until among the opponents was killed.
  
  The history of boxing also shows a really big big difference in the dress worn by the fighters during the beginning of the activity and the safety equipment required today. Early fighters wore nothing except for a pair of unpadded gloves and support on their arms.
  
  Boxing was one of the first Olympic sports. It was part of the competition at the 668 BC Olympic Games. To compare additional information, consider looking at: quality futurama. To research additional information, consider taking a gander at: read about boxing techniques. Clothing was worn by the competitors but instead of gloves their hands were covered with leather straps that were designed to protect them from injury.
  
  Looking at the newer history of boxing we see that in 1681 in London the first bare-knuckled prize fight was fought. Much like the early battles that occurred in Greece, this type of boxing didnt manage any type of security for the players.
  
  They fought with their bare hands whilst the name implies. Throwing blows directly to your body and the top of their competitors. This continued for many years and in 1743 the first group of recorded policies were introduced. This was done largely to avoid the deaths that had been occurring during the matches.
  
  The guidelines said that if a person fell and didnt get up following a period of 30 seconds the boxing match will be over. It had been also in those times that boxing gloves with support were required and introduced. Identify additional information on an affiliated use with by visiting patent pending.
  
  Reviewing the real history of boxing implies that the game increased in reputation and championships with prize money were soon produced. This sooner or later graduated to the release of amateur boxing that is what we see through the Olympic Games today.
  
  In amateur boxing the focus is mainly on landing punches that will score you points. As professional fighters are the opponents are not as worried about landing a knock-out.
  
  Throughout the recent history of boxing several inexperienced boxers, after competing in the Olympic Games will advance to the world of professional boxing. With the reward money often in the vast amounts and the endorsement deals exceeding that, its a rewarding career move.

   

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