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Women boxers need to look "elegant", they need to wear skirts!

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milomorris:
I don't understand how anyone can jump to the conclusion that this is about male lust. It could just be a matter of differentiating the women's side of the sport. It could simply be a matter of adding some femininity to the sport.

Besides, the Women's Commission of AIBA has 13 female commissioners, and only 2 male commissioners.

delalluvia:

--- Quote from: milomorris on November 02, 2011, 12:55:33 pm ---I don't understand how anyone can jump to the conclusion that this is about male lust. It could just be a matter of differentiating the women's side of the sport. It could simply be a matter of adding some femininity to the sport.

Besides, the Women's Commission of AIBA has 13 female commissioners, and only 2 male commissioners.

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What's feminine about boxing?

milomorris:

--- Quote from: delalluvia on November 02, 2011, 03:33:42 pm ---What's feminine about boxing?

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Nothing. That's why I mentioned "adding some femininity to the sport." If women are going to get into it, it makes sense.

delalluvia:

--- Quote from: milomorris on November 02, 2011, 03:38:13 pm ---Nothing. That's why I mentioned "adding some femininity to the sport." If women are going to get into it, it makes sense.

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Women are already into boxing.  Have been for decades.  What in the world difference would adding skirts to their attire make?

milomorris:

--- Quote from: delalluvia on November 02, 2011, 07:31:26 pm ---Women are already into boxing.  Have been for decades.  What in the world difference would adding skirts to their attire make?

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The way I see it, it AIBA's way of stepping up the ladies' game, and the image of women's boxing. Now that they're going Olympic, the visibility women's boxing will get a huge boost. Seems like a good idea from a branding perspective to me.

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