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dan
Posted: 2005-07-12 22:37:31
Khun Kao writes:

Don't mean to be a lazyass, but can someone post the main points of this article?


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Brooks,

why bother? Its a bunch of expensive bureaucratic horse shit
guaranteed to cut the purses for fighters and put all but the wealthiest of promoters out of business.(that means most KB promoters)

God save us from all these governmental busy bodies.

Moreover, boxing has 99% of the post fight mortality -not kickboxing. Because the punches are more focused and concentrated in boxing and more likely to cause head injuries.

we need to steer clear of boxing rules and controversies, and not get lumped together with them-in the eyes of either the commssions or the public.

we dont have the fatality problemns that boxing does for that reason.

dan

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