Boxing in Germany - Baumgartner, Donald Guangyao
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This book explores the history of boxing in Germany, tracing its early forms and its transition into a structured sport. It examines how different political regimes shaped its rules, promotion, and perception in society. From the German Empire's strict regulations to the Weimar Republic's embrace of boxing as a mass spectacle, each era influenced how the sport was practiced and viewed. The impact of political regimes on boxing's growth is analyzed, highlighting how the Nazi era used the sport for propaganda, while the Cold War divided German boxing into two contrasting systems. In the West,…mehr

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This book explores the history of boxing in Germany, tracing its early forms and its transition into a structured sport. It examines how different political regimes shaped its rules, promotion, and perception in society. From the German Empire's strict regulations to the Weimar Republic's embrace of boxing as a mass spectacle, each era influenced how the sport was practiced and viewed. The impact of political regimes on boxing's growth is analyzed, highlighting how the Nazi era used the sport for propaganda, while the Cold War divided German boxing into two contrasting systems. In the West, boxing was driven by commercial interests, while in the East, it was controlled by the state to promote ideological superiority. After reunification, boxing entered a new phase, balancing professional success with the challenges of merging different traditions and regulations. Key figures and major fights are covered, detailing the contributions of champions and the influence of promoters and governing bodies. The book also addresses controversies, including political interference, disputed judging decisions, and ethical concerns about the sport's violent nature. The role of media is examined, showing how coverage has shaped public perception, elevated fighters, and sometimes protected the sport from criticism. The discussion extends to safety concerns and long-term health risks, addressing the impact of repeated head trauma and the medical measures taken to protect athletes. Ethical debates surrounding the sport's violent nature, the balance between entertainment and athlete welfare, and the role of boxing in modern society are explored. The future of boxing in Germany is considered, focusing on challenges such as competition from other combat sports, evolving regulations, and the need for new talent. The book provides a comprehensive view of boxing's past, present, and potential future, offering insights into how the sport continues to navigate its place in Germany's sporting and cultural landscape.
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