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In Saturday’s column, this writer discussed the gray area that amateur boxing finds itself in, and how it seeks a new definition in an age where its old form no longer resonates with a majority of its audience, there are also other cases wherein amateur sports as increasingly being looked at as becoming more professional, as competition increases and athletes find themselves more commercially viable commodities.

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Professionalizing amateurs (Part 2)

By Bill Velasco | February 2, 2015 - 12:00am

In Saturday’s column, this writer discussed the gray area that amateur boxing finds itself in, and how it seeks a new definition in an age where its old form no longer resonates with a majority of its audience,...

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