The only fight sports I enjoy watching those with Thai/K-1 type rules. The regular kickboxing rules that only allow hits to the upper body take a bit from the fun in watching. And when it comes to boxing I think pro boxing usually goes for too many rounds, but amateur boxing can be quite intense and entertaining.

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Kickboxing demands more efforts and gives more fighting/defending skills than simple boxing, Boxing only works the upper body but also some boxers don't even use real techniques on the ring, boxe can become quickly boring, but it's good for people who wants to release stress and improve cardio.
I did Muay-Thai and Sanshou for a little more than 4 years and sometimes it's incredibly hard to take the pain it returns, but at the end you're a better fighter, you feel much more confident with everything you've learnt, and people going into kickboxing are doing it professionally and are mentally much more mature than people going into boxing.
And I'd rather watch a kickboxing fight with techniques than a boxing fight with a punch me punch you situation which happens more often than not even in WBC.
It's great to know you're doing kickboxing, keep doing it, it's very good.

Have you watched games live or tv? I haven't seen much, I would love to see pro games live..

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Yeah, I keep. Next week (Sunday actually) I have my first belt-umm.. test? well, coach said that I can now try to get yellow. I'm so new in it, so this will be my first belt. Kinda exited..

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