Boxing is a combat sport in which two participants, known as boxers, compete against each other using their fists while wearing gloves. The objective of boxing is to score points by landing punches on the opponent while avoiding being hit. Matches are typically held in a square ring and are governed by a specific set of rules known as the boxing rules or rules of boxing, which define aspects such as scoring, permissible techniques, and rounds of competition. Boxers are categorized by weight classes to ensure fair competition. The sport requires a combination of physical strength, speed, agility, and strategic skill, with techniques including jabs, hooks, uppercuts, and defensive maneuvers. Boxing has a rich history and is practiced both as a competitive sport and for fitness purposes, with various amateur and professional organizations governing its practice worldwide.
The article highlights a thrilling triple-header flyweight title match in Japan, showcasing the legacy and dreams within boxing. Kenshiro Teraji, the flyweight champion, known for agility and precision, faces Yuri…