“How Many Concussions Do You Want?”: Telephone Booth Boxing Still Leaves Fans Dumbfounded

Who would have thought that a boxing match was possible inside a cramped Telephone Booth? Well, after professional pillow fighting, resurfaced clip of Telephone Booth Boxing is here to haunt boxing fans. Recently, as SportsCenter shared a brief clip of two fighters throwing hands inside a cramped telephone booth, fans were left completely dumbfounded.

With the bout taking place inside a telephone booth, the possibility of head movement and footwork was thoroughly annihilated. Having literally not even enough space to stretch one’s arm, the fighters fought like tangled insects. Given the extreme shortage of space, the one who lands first often reaches victory inside the telephone booth. To be frank, the bouts resemble cock fighting. After SportsCenter shared the mentioned clip, a number of fans called it “a brawl” in lieu of “boxing“.

Fans fail to comprehend Telephone Booth Boxing

In Telephone Booth Boxing, the two athletes “fight” wearing MMA gloves. Additionally, they stand with their backs turned towards one another before the commencement of what is being called a fight. In the mentioned clip, the duo ruthlessly throw an uncountable amount of punches before one of them loses his balance and subsequently welcomes his defeat. Anyway, after SportsCenter shared the clip in the discussion, a fan hilariously wrote, “How many concussions do you want? Yes.” Given the nature of the event, it is safe to say that “concussion” is a more suitable term than “Telephone Booth Boxing”.

Anyway, another fan said, “Who had this idea? Let’s beat each other up in a phone booth”.

Meanwhile one observed that the “Dude got knocked out like 4 different times“.

Quite sensibly, another asked, “How do you practice for it?”

However, one joked by adding the following: “Me fighting the guy who’s been spending all my money (myself)“.

Finally, one declared, “This is not boxing. It’s a brawl“.

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What is your reaction to Telephone Booth Boxing? What contribution do you think Telephone Booth Boxing is making to boxing as a sport? In addition, do you agree that it is another form of brawl? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below. For all the latest boxing updates, follow EssentiallySports.

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