What is Boxing? Boxing is a combat sport in which two people wearing gloves punch at each other for a predetermined amount of time in a boxing ring The objective is to score points by hitting the opponents upper body or head with the knuckles of your gloved fists while avoiding being hit Boxing has been an Olympic sport since 1904 and professional boxing is popular worldwide

Boxing matches can take different forms including amateur boxing professional boxing and exhibition matches Amateur boxing is an Olympic sport that follows strict rules and regulations designed to keep the participants safe Professional boxing is a more intense version of the sport with fewer rules and regulations Exhibition matches are non-competitive events where boxers perform for entertainment without keeping score and these matches are often for charity events

Boxing matches are typically divided into rounds with each round lasting three minutes in amateur boxing and three minutes or more in professional boxing There are usually between six and twelve rounds in a boxing match with the winner being the boxer who scores the most points or knocks out their opponent Boxers wear gloves that weigh between 8 and 12 ounces depending on their weight and the competition rules In addition to gloves boxers wear headgear in amateur boxing

Boxing is a physically and mentally tough sport that requires significant training and dedication to excel at It is also a sport that has its risks and boxers can suffer from injuries such as head trauma broken bones and bruises However it is also a sport that can teach discipline focus and self-defense skills Boxing is a sport that can be enjoyed by watching it at a live event on television or by participating in it at various levels as a competitor or a boxing aficionado

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