Fight your limits

                          How media affects boxing?    With the introduction to pay per view, people from all over the world can watch boxing matches through their TVs, cellphones…   pay per view increased the numbers of timeouts in boxing so that mor advertisement can be played in the boxers resting time, it also allows the companies to advertise their brand by sponsoring the fighters in a way where the fighter wears the brand that is sponsoring him so the people watching will notice the brands logo.

How boxing affects media on a macro and micro analysis view? On a macro analysis views: -  Any type of sports including boxing play a linkage role in the society where it link people from different countries for their similar interests. -  For some, boxing is entertaining and they like to watch it.  On a micro analysis view:  -Boxing can be a conversation starter for people who like it. -It plays a diversional role by helping many to release emotions like anger, pain, stress …

             First Lebanese Professional Boxer  - Nadim Salloum: nicknamed as “The unpredictable” is the first Lebanese professional boxer.  He is 28 years old and has spent the past three years making his way up the world rankings, picking up four wins in the last year alone. Currently ranked at 155 on BoxRec in the super-middleweight category. He won 9 fights and lost 1 as a pro.

Some Professional Boxers   -  Muhammad Ali (January 17, 1942 – June 3, 2016): nicknamed by "The Greatest", and he is ranked s the greatest heavyweight boxer. he played 61fight, Ali won 56 fights with 37 KO wins  and lost 5 fights.  -  Mike Tyson: at the age of 20 Tyson became the youngest heavyweight boxing champ in history.  T yson won his first 19 professional fights by knockout, 12 of them in the first round. Claiming his first belt at 20 years. H e played in total 58 fights, he won 50 of them.

                                                    What is boxing? Boxing is a combat sport that has been around for thousands of years. It also became an official Olympic event in 688 B.C. This sport involves two opponents punching each-others with padded gloves using just their hands, usually the fight lasts for 3-12 rounds, where each round lasts for 3 minutes.

                  FIGHT YOUR LIMITS