Nope. If you turn your back on your opponent in boxing it's seen as a sign of surrender & the ref will stop the fight & either disqualify you or award the fight to your opponent by TKO.
I never knew that. Wow, not even a warning? Cool
Nope. If you turn your back on your opponent in boxing it's seen as a sign of surrender & the ref will stop the fight & either disqualify you or award the fight to your opponent by TKO.
I never knew that. Wow, not even a warning? Cool
Isn't it confusing given that bareknuckle boxing is back on the rise? And bareknuckle boxing historically was outdoors
correct.
marques of queensbury rules, a.k.a gloved boxing was invented in england.I'm pretty sure the incorporated gloves on English boxing in the 20's or 30's if I'm not mistaken?
? But one thing professor @spacetime didn't know is boxing was bare knuckle first in greece.
That don't count