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​@TimontaeTheBoxer Same thing I was trying to tell you

I’m assuming it’s supposed to simulate in the pocket fighting like how some fighters tie the rope between each other so basically wherever you go I go

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I mean have you been to black or Mexican gyms? Pretty aggressive sparring sessions. Not all of them of course but it’s not uncommon. Looks like sparring to me

@ Sparring should be practicing form, technique and stamina, but trying to hurt the other guy .. Maybe they are settling a beef but if this is the regular.... yo dont get better that way and CTE is real .. to each their own , save it for fight night

@@jasonhernandez2776It’s a stupid way of sparring, fighters and boxers need to learn the importance of longevity. Giving each other cte is another way of retiring early

@@jasonhernandez2776MMA is a little better about it and that’s why Mexican and black fighters do worse in mma than boxing. I guess you were somewhat right

@@Kieran-e2s I mean I’m definitely more on your side than not. But reality is reality. Mexican gyms imma speak more to cause I’m Mexican but you not gonna walk in that gym and do away with the culture. At the end of the day the sport is about punching and getting punched. Each man individually decides to what extent he consistently puts himself in different levels of threatening situations for the sake of reaching the next level. There is no doubt that this kind of sparring is not necessary for greatness. There is also no doubt that most world champions are Mexicans or Mexican Americans. And if not that another large percentage are black Americans. Probably because of their similar training practices and backgrounds.

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