Should Sarah Blewden be banned from boxing because of her fake boobs?
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Reading a quote from the article it seems the boxer is taking the advice of her plastic surgeon over that of professional medics. From what I know plastic surgeons aren't at the top of the medical credibility list.
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Medics insisted her boobs were at risk of contraction or distortion if hit. Cells in tissue pushed forward by the implants could also be harmed.
Sarah, of Poole, Dorset, said: "It is ridiculous. My surgeon said they make me no more vulnerable than any woman. They are not enormous and they are gel so won't burst."
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It should be her choice whether or not she wants to compete. It's not like her opponents are going to ever be held responsible for any injuries she might suffer whether it be to her nose, stomach, or her chest. So, it's all on her, no matter the circumstances. If they're worried about her suing them for letting her box with breast implants then why don't they just have her sign some waiver?
Boxing is a dangerous sport. There may be injuries. This isn't news to anyone. I don't understand why a small chance of her implants being slightly more dangerous to her is being prioritized over the larger chance of her developing concussions and dementia later in life. If these medics really want to go toe to toe then they should be suggesting that nobody ever box because someone could get hurt.
This is simply an overreaction based on the politics of a female athlete having had cosmetic surgery. It might be going overboard to say that she is being discriminated against, but I can't think of any other logical reason they would be reaching this conclusion.
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