Boxing is a sport full of hard punches, fast movements and a lot of blood, but being a boxer is not too brutal for society but it has its good and bad sides. Boxing was found in 697 BC in Germany. When it first aired on television, people didn't like it very much and it was considered the worst show on television. But over the years, more and more people began to become interested in the sport, and children wanted to become like their favorite boxer. And before long, boxing was the number one show that everyone was watching. This caught the attention of Muhammad Ali, the world's best boxer, who had won four titles and the WBC championship. With more and more boxers entering the industry every year, letting the world know that they are the best. But it also has consequences for becoming a boxer and winning belts. But being a boxer who makes a lot of money just by knocking someone out isn't quite what it seems. To become a boxer, they would have to undergo months, even years of training. Boot camps are designed to develop strength, endurance and speed. And also improve their skills in the ring. Depending on where the boxer wants to train. A training camp can earn boxers up to twelve thousand dollars for one to three years of effort and support. When a boxer completes a camp, they will receive a certificate and the right to wear the training camp logo which brings together their efforts and respect for that camp. Some would have to spend four to twelve years in training camps learning how to box, how to move, how to punch and how to recover from a fall. When a boxer completes his training camps and wins a medal showing that he has completed all the challenges he needs to be a boxer. He will receive ...... middle of paper ...... y years with new boxers with better skills, better charisma and the idea of ​​holding championship belts and becoming the new face of the boxing sector. https://articles.latimes.com/keyword/boxing (October 4, 2013)http://www.ask.com/question/what-is-bad-about-boxing (2013)http://bleacherreport.com/ articles/344263-a-day-in-a-boxers-life (February 12, 2010) http://bleacherreport.com/boxing (2013) http://www.buzzle.com/articles/boxers-life.html ( May 7, 2007) http://www.eastsideboxing.com/2013/research-give-more-insight-to-boxing-rated-damage/g (August 15, 2007) http://www.ehow.com /about_4588283_boxing. html (2013)http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/boxin (2013)http://www.guide2boxing.com/why/weight-classes.aspx (2006)http://topics.nytimes. com/top/reference/timestopics/subjects/b/boxing/index.html?offset=0&s=newest (2013)http://www.toprank.com/ (2010)