Should rugby and other violent sports, wrestling boxing be compulsory in schools

Hello, CON. Your thesis is: 'Rugby and other violent sports, wrestling boxing should not be compulsory in schools.' My thesis is: 'Rugby and other violent sports, wrestling boxing should be compulsory in schools.'The resolution is 'Should rugby and other violent sports, wrestling boxing be compulsory in schools,' however, rugby, wrestling and boxing are not violent sports. PRO hasn't provided any definitions, so I have the honors now. DEFINITION OF 'VIOLENT' :Noun1: Behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or somethingREFERENCE:http://www.oxforddictionaries.com...DEFINITION OF 'WRESTLING' :NounThe sport or activity of grappling with an opponent and trying to throw or hold them down on the ground, typically according to a code of rules.REFERENCE:http://www.oxforddictionaries.com...So as you can see, if you wrestle with someone, that person doesn't intend to harm you, all they intend is to hold you to the ground, with means of using force if necessary The article 'Should Boxing be Banned? Arguments For and Against,' [1] states: 'There is no general intent in boxing to injure the opponent. Rather, the primary aim is to score the most points by hitting strictly defined regions of the body.'Therefore, boxing is not violent. Rugby is not violent because when tackling in rugby, all you mean to do is bring the opponent down by using force, you don't intend to hurt anybody. This debate should already be over because my opponent's listed sports are not violent but, even if they were violent:REBUTTALS:1) 'No of course it shouldn't, some kids are not up for this and it embarrasses them,'Yeah, and track-and-field in my school is mandatory, I don't feel up to it (I don't like jumping and running around; I like more organized sports) but I still do it anyway. CON also said that it embarrasses kids but why would a kid be embarrassed? 2) 'we must also take into account physical harm could be caused. It is child abuse and a way of embarrassing kids.'Every physical activity has the potential to end up in harm. Again, track-and-field is mandatory in my school, and it can end up in pain. Again, how does any sport embarrass somebody, let alone a 'violent' sport?3) 'I know some dummies will say its about toughening people up but its unlikely it will happen in real life' ...What? Sports do toughen you up. The article: 'Should Boxing be Banned? Arguments For and Against,' states: 'Boxing requires a high degree of physical fitness, if you wish to be successful, and so it teaches young people to look after their bodies.' You have to be fit to play any sport.4) 'Also IT IS NOT EXERCISE AT ALL BECAUSE WRESTLING ISN'T RUNNING AROUND, AND RUGBY IS PHYSICAL ABUSE'I want to point out that my opponent just did the Internet equivalent of shouting. Shouting at your opponent in a debate is never acceptable, and there should be no exceptions here. Apparently, the only form of exercise is running around. How about push-ups? Also, rugby does involve running around, and CON claimed it was a violent sport. Rugby is not physical abuse.DEFINITION OF 'PHYSICAL ABUSE' :Physical abuse is an act of a person involving contact of another person intended to cause feelings of physical pain, injury, or other physical suffering or bodily harm.REFERENCES:http://en.wikipedia.org...You do not intend to hurt somebody when tackling in rugby, therefore, rugby is not physical abuse.5) 'although its not that serious physical abuse but people could feel uncomfortable doing it so there are some dumb people who think people should have to embarrass themselves for the sake of some dumb pe thing but after what i have said no one could come up with an opposite arguement.'My opponent just admitted that violent sports don't have very much physical abuse. How do kids get embarrassed from a sport?I just refuted everything my opponent said, and demonstrated that rugby, boxing and wrestling are not violent sports. Therefore, I urge the audience to vote for PRO.[1]-http://superbrainwave.hubpages.com...