The purpose of this review is to establish current knowledge in regard to the legal, medical,
ethical and moral concerns of participating in boxing. The review also presents a case for …

Over the past eight years a modified, low-risk form of boxing known as Box'Tag has emerged
in Australia. It has been designed to emphasise high levels of fitness, skill and personal …

Boxing has been featured in the Competitive Program of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG)
since the event was inaugurated in Singapore in 2010. This paper examines whether boxing …

OBJECTIVE: We both propose educational boxing as a means to prevent boxing derived
injuries and subject to the examination of research workers the expected total safeness of …

Boxing is a sport in transition and has been under increasing attack for about 30 years. This
article examines the current status of boxing, questions the basis for criticism of the sport and …

Questions of morality are distinct from questions of legislation. The moral and legislative
spheres are not independent, but specific answers in one realm do not entail specific …

Boxing is immoral and must be reformed, critics say. Some critics would ban the sport
altogether. These critics are not voicing concerns that are by any means new. They contend …

There are always some coincidences which we would like to interpret as more than just
coincidences. To speak about boxing and art in academic circles does not come as an …

THIS book is not intended as a mere manual for the special use of skilled professional or
amateur athletes, though necessarily many of its details refer particularly to these classes. Its …

The first book of its kind dedicated to an assessment of the legality of boxing, The Legality of
Boxing: A Punch Drunk Love? assesses the legal response to prize fighting and undertakes …