Boxers who participate aren't just any old person off the street who wants to fight their enemy. These people spend years training to increase their speed and agility and preparing themselves with strategy to defeat their opponent. They know what they are doing when they step into the ring. They also know the risks. In many cases boxing is a way out of the ghetto for less privileged kids. Trainers see potential in them, take them in, and train them. It gives them a reason to stay off the streets and focus on something more productive. For example, Mike Tyson was one of those kids.

Banning boxing will only make the sport more dangerous. People will not stop boxing they will just do it illegally, which will make the safety aspect of boxing virtually disappear. Eventually they will get rid of the boxing gloves and go at it with bare knuckles since there will be no regulations to prohibit it. There may be a ringside doctor but he may be risking his right to practice if he gets caught breaking the law. Who would want to do that

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