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Apparently, no rules specifically prohibit a man from fighting a woman.It has turned my mind back to an event I covered in Seattle in 1999, when a ‘€˜Man versus Woman’ boxing bout took place there.It was in the worst possible taste: Boxing, not just a man, was the loser in Seattle in the first licensed mixed-gender fight.It was a lightweight fight which carried disturbing heavyweight undertones.Margaret McGregor, a 36-year-old professional boxer and landscaper, made history when she beat Loi Chow, a man, over four rounds at the then Mercer Arena in Seattle. This was the first sanctioned contest of its type.There has not been one since. Rail rush mod apk.

And if this bout goes ahead on Saturday in Rio, it is surely bringing the sport into disrepute.Fourteen years ago, the eight minutes of boxing –€“ four two-minute rounds –€“ were consigned to the dustbin.I can remember calling at the time for governments, sanctioning bodies and boxing commissions insisting that such contests be outlawed.Back in 1999, women’s boxing was having a resurgence. That month, Mia St.

John, a licensed fighter and mother of two, was to be seen cupping her bare breasts with a pair of gloves on the cover of Playboy.Two days earlier Laila Ali, the daughter of Muhammad Ali, had made her ring debut in New York state and dispatched her opponent to the canvas in 31 seconds, leaving her set for a lucrative career in the sport. The world should never have to witness a man and a woman fighting each other again. Licensed or otherwise.This is fighting, not tennis. In the 1970s, pitching Billie Jean King against a man, Bobby Riggs, was a novelty within tennis.

Apparently, no rules specifically prohibit a man from fighting a woman.It has turned my mind back to an event I covered in Seattle in 1999, when a ‘€˜Man versus Woman’ boxing bout took place there.It was in the worst possible taste: Boxing, not just a man, was the loser in Seattle in the first licensed mixed-gender fight.It was a lightweight fight which carried disturbing heavyweight undertones.Margaret McGregor, a 36-year-old professional boxer and landscaper, made history when she beat Loi Chow, a man, over four rounds at the then Mercer Arena in Seattle. This was the first sanctioned contest of its type.There has not been one since.

And if this bout goes ahead on Saturday in Rio, it is surely bringing the sport into disrepute.Fourteen years ago, the eight minutes of boxing –€“ four two-minute rounds –€“ were consigned to the dustbin.I can remember calling at the time for governments, sanctioning bodies and boxing commissions insisting that such contests be outlawed.Back in 1999, women’s boxing was having a resurgence. That month, Mia St. John, a licensed fighter and mother of two, was to be seen cupping her bare breasts with a pair of gloves on the cover of Playboy.Two days earlier Laila Ali, the daughter of Muhammad Ali, had made her ring debut in New York state and dispatched her opponent to the canvas in 31 seconds, leaving her set for a lucrative career in the sport.

The world should never have to witness a man and a woman fighting each other again. Licensed or otherwise.This is fighting, not tennis.

In the 1970s, pitching Billie Jean King against a man, Bobby Riggs, was a novelty within tennis.