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A boxer is trying to take his opponent down by brute force rather than
technique. Someone frome the audience then shouts:

> アウトもカンケーねーよ！！あんなゴリ押しのタックル…！！

I think a rough translation of the sentence could be:

> What is he trying to do by tackling him down? He doesn't have to push him
> out of the ring!

but I am not sure about the meaning of アウト. Is it a reference to some other
sport? [Here you can see the whole page](https://i.stack.imgur.com/DlkRv.jpg)
where the sentence is from. Thank you for your help!
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translation meaning katakana manga sports
Meaning of アウト in this sentence
I'm by no means a boxing expert, but I imagine this アウト is probably a
reference to the concept of infighting versus outfighting - basically short-
range versus long-range combat.

Perhaps the boxer being tackled was trying to keep his opponent at a distance
("アウト"), but the enemy's brutish tackle was so forceful that it didn't make
any difference (カンケーねー)?
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Without seeing more context, Ben's answer looks plausible, but I'd like to
offer a possible alternative.

`アウト` is a term used in some sports, most notably baseball (anthonym `セーフ`),
as well as tennis and golf (antonym `イン`).

The baseball meaning is also used nowadays in general speech to mean either
violating some rule, especially with a possibility of punishment, or to refer
to something beyond generally accepted boundaries. So I think `アウトもカンケーねーよ`
could mean "It doesn't matter if it's against the rules". But I don't know if
it fits the context without reading the whole chapter.
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