Boxing Coach Faces Backlash for Kids' Bloody Sparring Session

A California boxing coach's video of bloodied 10-year-olds sparring has sparked a heated debate over child safety in combat sports.

A California boxing coach posted a video showing two 10-year-olds with bloodied faces after a sparring session, igniting controversy.
Experts and the public condemn the practice, citing risks of brain damage and questioning the ethics of children in combat sports.
The coach defends the practice, arguing it's part of training, while critics call for legal action and stricter regulations.
Neuroscientists and combat sports professionals emphasize the dangers of head trauma in children, advocating for no head shots until age 14.
The incident has divided the internet, with some defending the coach's approach to training and others labeling it as child abuse.