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Chess-Boxing: Best Sport Ever?

Noble chess players, Germany, c.Image via WikipediaThere’s something balanced about Chess-Boxing.  Yin and Yang.  Smarts and Brute Force.  Delicate finger movements and hard punches.  Nerds and Testosterone.

Check out how it works:

The matches work like this: competitors alternate between three-minute rounds of boxing and four-minute rounds of speed chess with one-minute breaks in between to get the gloves off and hunker down at the chess table. The winner is determined by knockout, checkmate, or referee decision.

Hilarious.  I’ve never heard of it until recently, but the more I read about it, the more convinced I am this is the best biathlon I’ve ever seen. 

Any chess-boxing fans on here?  Can this become part of the World’s Strongest Man tourney, which my friend Mike introduced me to in a bar in Boston?

Only time will tell.Zemanta Pixie

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Written by:
Rev. Jeremy Smith
Published on:
July 13, 2008
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1 Comment

Categories: aside, Satire

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  1. Anonymous

    July 14, 2008 at 11:55 am

    Lol, how do they move the chess pieces with the boxing gloves on? ๐Ÿ˜›

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