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    Lesson 1 - Boxing History

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    Boxing is a combat sport where two people throw punches at each other while wearing gloves in a ring. There are two types: amateur boxing consists of 3 rounds and allows boxers to have outside work, while professional boxing has up to 12 rounds and pays boxers. The history of boxing dates back to 3000 BC in Egypt and was introduced to the Olympics by Greeks in the 7th century BC using leather bindings. The document then lists several notable Filipino boxers who were champions or medalist winners.

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    Boxing is a combat sport where two people throw punches at each other while wearing gloves in a ring. There are two types: amateur boxing consists of 3 rounds and allows boxers to have outside work, while professional boxing has up to 12 rounds and pays boxers. The history of boxing dates back to 3000 BC in Egypt and was introduced to the Olympics by Greeks in the 7th century BC using leather bindings. The document then lists several notable Filipino boxers who were champions or medalist winners.

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    Boxing is a combat sport where two people throw punches at each other while wearing gloves in a ring. There are two types: amateur boxing consists of 3 rounds and allows boxers to have outside work, while professional boxing has up to 12 rounds and pays boxers. The history of boxing dates back to 3000 BC in Egypt and was introduced to the Olympics by Greeks in the 7th century BC using leather bindings. The document then lists several notable Filipino boxers who were champions or medalist winners.

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    Lesson 1 - Boxing History

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    Mark Joseph Balagso
    Boxing is a combat sport where two people throw punches at each other while wearing gloves in a ring. There are two types: amateur boxing consists of 3 rounds and allows boxers to have outside work, while professional boxing has up to 12 rounds and pays boxers. The history of boxing dates back to 3000 BC in Egypt and was introduced to the Olympics by Greeks in the 7th century BC using leather bindings. The document then lists several notable Filipino boxers who were champions or medalist winners.

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    BOXING

    PE 3

    BY:
    NELSON C. CORPUZ
    DEFINITION
    Boxing
    is a combat sport in which two people,
    usually wearing protective gloves, throw
    punches at each other for a predetermined
    amount of time in a boxing ring.
    2 TYPES OF BOXING
    1. AMATEUR BOXING 
    which only consists of 3 rounds.
    Amateurs can continue to box while working outside
    the sport.

    2.PROFESSIONAL BOXING
     consists of up to 12 rounds, it is slow paced 
    Professional boxers are paid by a sponsoring
    organisation.
    Boxing History
    • The earliest evidence of
    boxing dates back to Egypt
    around 3000 BC. The sport
    was introduced to the
    ancient Olympic Games by
    the Greeks in the late 7th
    century BC, when soft
    leather thongs were used
    to bind boxers' hands and
    forearms for protection.
    Video Presentation
    Philippine Boxers
    Pancho “Speedy” Villa Rolando Navarete
     World’s Flyweight Title  World Champion
    Champion in 1932
    Teddy Boy Peñalosa
    Ceferino “Bolo Punch” Garcia
     IBF Champion 1987
     World’s Middle Weight Champion
    in 1939 Luisito “Louie” Peñalosa
    Cery Villanueva  IBF Champion 1989

     Olympic Medalist in 1932 at Los Gerry Peñalosa


    Angeles,CA
     Champion
    Antony Villanueva Mansueto “Onyok” Velasco
     Olympic Silver Medalist in 1964
     Olympic Silver Medalist in 1996
    at Tokyo, Japan at Atlanta, USA
    Gabriel Flasido “Flash” Elorde
     First Filipino All of Fame from
    Cebu

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