Interest In Women's Boxing

there pretty good. not many knock outs. need some knockouts to see if they belong. shields seems like she hits so hard , ive been in the same gym with her before. when shes hitting the mitts and hitting the bag she cracking that thing, but she cant get these girls outta there like u would think. and she does tend to get sloppy. i personally think this hammer chick the baddest chick of them all . idk wat her issue is tho i kno shes inactive atm due to maybe a sickness or sumthing . i hope it doesnt effect her when he gets back in the ring but she seemed to be the most polished boxer.

 

Watched it. Don't like it...

 

I don't like any women competitive sports, not even tennis.

 

No interest at all and I feel like it is being forced on me by tv and print media. Life is too short to spend time watching two women pitty-patting each other, especially on tv stations that I pay for and magazines that I pay for.

 

I’ll watch every chance I get, only because I don’t want to miss when Shields loses. Then I will never watch again.

 

I enjoy it as much as I enjoy WNBA.

 

I like it if it the best women like Cecelia, Taylor ect.
I like Cristy martin, the first time I watched her she put on a barn burner on a Tyson undercard.
I think it was Tyson Bruno or seldon or some terrible Tyson fight but she put on a show.

 

There are some very good female boxers at my gym. The problem us they all compete in MMA instead of boxing because there isn't any money in female boxing and it is difficult to find opponents. I know one girl that has twice driven long distances for fights only to have her opponent not show up or to get screwed over by the promoter. These women are every bit as dedicated as the men fighters at my gym.

 

*Yawns*

Seriously though, I've never had any interest whatsover.
I watched Mia St. John in hopes a titty would fly out accidentally,
Lucia Ryker was the Ray Robinson of women's boxing and Laila Ali wasn't good at all and they never let her even get close to Ann Wolfe or Leticia Robinson.

That pretty much sums up all of womens boxing for me.