Boxing is a combat sport in which two fighters face off in a ring, using their fists to strike each other while adhering to specific rules. The objective is to score points by landing punches on the opponent or to achieve a knockout, rendering the opponent unable to continue the match. Competitors wear padded gloves and protective gear to reduce the risk of injury. Matches consist of multiple rounds, typically lasting three minutes each, with a one-minute interval between rounds. Boxing has a rich history and is governed by numerous organizations that set the rules, including weight classes and scoring systems. The sport is often associated with discipline, strategy, and physical prowess, and it has gained popularity worldwide, both as a competitive sport and a form of fitness training.
Japan hosts a thrilling triple world flyweight title boxing event, showcasing top-tier athletes. The opening bout features a champion and a challenger, with a ferocious exchange of strategic and powerful…