Boxing, a prevalent combat sport, features two opponents of comparable weight battling within a square ring. The core aim is to land punches on the adversary while evading their strikes. This requires adeptness in strength, speed, and technique, all of which are honed through rigorous training. Boxers employ footwork, head maneuvers, and defensive strategies to dodge and deflect incoming punches. The sport is governed by rules that outline permissible tactics and conduct. It comprises rounds lasting around 3 minutes each, with breaks between rounds. Judges score the match based on effective aggression, defense, clean punches, and other criteria. Knockouts occur when a boxer can’t rise after a knockdown within a set count, while technical knockouts involve the referee or corner ending the match due to injury. Boxing’s historical significance and the diverse styles of fighters contribute to its enduring appeal.