Ebook: On the chin: a boxing education
Author: McClintock Alex
- Tags: Boxers (Sports), Boxers (Sports)--Australia, Boxing, Boxing--Australia, Boxing--History, Boxing matches, Boxing matches--History, Boxing--Social aspects, Biographies, Autobiographies, Rules, History, McClintock Alex, Boxing -- History, Boxing -- Australia, Boxing -- Social aspects, Boxing -- Rules, Boxers (Sports) -- Australia -- Biography, Boxing matches -- History, Australia
- Year: 2019
- Publisher: The Text Publishing Company
- City: Australia
- Language: English
- epub
I never thought of myself as the sort of person would enjoy seeing people hit each other, let alone enjoy hitting people myself. And as for getting hit... But I guess I am that sort of person, a fact that still surprises me if I think about it hard enough. How did that happen? The sport of boxing provokes love, loathing and sometimes lust with equal intensity. It is practised by boors and aesthetes, thugs and intellectuals. It's a ticket out of poverty, a middle-class fascination and a promoter's goldmine. It can hook people with a primal burst of adrenaline and clinch them tight-or repel them utterly from the first jab.
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