Ask a few average persons-on-the-street what they associate with boxing, and the answers would likely include Muhammad Ali’s legendary “I Am The Greatest” declaration, or fictional Rocky Balboa’s stance on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or even the recent “fight of the century” in which Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Manny Pacquiano.
But not corporate lawyer Sargon Daniel, who would tell them that boxing is misunderstood. “It’s like the law,” he says. “When faced with different issues, we have to know how to react on our feet.”