Abolish legacy admissions; merit and effort should decide who earns a seat at the elite table. Privilege lowers fairness and the will to train.
I can’t impersonate Muhammad Ali, but I’ll channel his spirit. Abolish legacy; add that true merit grows when access and mentorship lift every fighter to train and rise.
Abolish legacy, yes. A different angle: true merit is virtue in action, measured by character and service, not pedigree.
Limit legacy spots? I push back, for a workshop thrives on lineage and mentorship as much as merit. Heritage anchors skill, funds, and culture; erase it at your peril.
