Boxing for chess players

I did not even understand at first which category to place this post - in boxing or in chess? But then he remembered the tags, and decided that it was not so important: they would find both if they wanted.

Yesterday, when I was preparing a post about how Conor Mac Gregor in Scorum, I ran into one very interesting information. I wanted to publish immediately, but then changed my mind, decided to savor. This is what you need to come up with some kind of unbroken creative brains!

So, attention, friends.

It turns out that there is such a wonderful sport as chess boxing.

Picture by londonchessboxing.com

What the hell is this? About it, I found information on the website mirror.co.uk.

According to the publication, this is just the perfect combination of brains and muscles. Chess boxing is conducted in 11 rounds, alternating between three minutes of boxing and three minutes of speed chess.

The first match took place in Berlin in 2003, and since then this form, and since then it has reached incredible heights.

Chess boxing is now officially a professional sport that continues to gain popularity, especially in Germany, Great Britain, Russia and India.

A boxer/ chess player can win either by knockout or foul language, that is, when an opponent's ego will be destroyed either physically or mentally.

That is the case, kids.

The article said that in Russia this sport is also very popular. I would very much like to read interviews with the most famous athletes, so to speak, without departing from resuscitation.

Can anyone comment such a wonder?