I really don't like that he keeps referring to grappling matches as " fights ",(reply>), @Octo pus the definition of fighting includes violence. Look ot up. In that sense boxing is MUCH more of a fight that a grappling match. You are factually incorrect.,(reply>), @Octo pus lol nope, fighting has a definition,  base jumping doesn't fall into it. Good try with an ignorant argument though. I got your point and said boxing isn't fighting. You are explaining a point I already acknowledged. At this point it's like you just want attention.,(reply>), @Nick Garr Point i was making is people call boxing matches fights, but its actually just a limited subset of fighting. Grappling matches are a limited subset of fighting too. So they are about as much a fight as the other.<br><br>If the ability to die makes it more of a fight then boxing is more of a fight than  mma and base jumping is the most fightiest fight there is,(reply>), @Octo pus yeah.... a boxing match is a boxing match, not a fight. Much more close to fight than a grappling match though. The stakes are much higher in a boxing match. People die in boxing matches.,(reply>), Its as much a fight as a boxing match