In boxing, why not use the traditional Chinese martial arts pace, such as bagua, for wandering

Who told you that Bagua Palm is wandering, Bagua Palm swimming is the body similar to what we say the art of strangulation, the so-called hit and run because the martial arts is sometimes a one-to-many situation, but also interspersed in the enemy lineup on the contrary, the fight is more than a wandering footwork, talking about the trial and false moves. Wing Chun's footwork is also part of the alleyway fighting footwork, but when you get close you have to be able to do Chi Sau, and which boxer knows that? That's why boxing has physical training, the purpose of which is that the rules allow for wasted time and stamina. Of course being cornered is still not immune to a photo finish, and of course they don't weight throw so there's no more inch striking, and without that there would be no bodywork, so the combat world has stolen the concept of bodywork and footwork. Martial arts footwork is for power, and stance is for movement