Rules of Sport

 Boxing Rules Boxing, often hailed as the world's oldest sport, traces its roots back to 688 BC when it was a part of the ancient Olympic Games. The raw essence of boxing lies in the primal instinct to engage in combat, a tradition that has evolved over millennia. This article delves into the historical evolution and the contemporary rules that govern this physically demanding sport. Boxing match Object of the Game - The primary objective is to concuss the opponent (less barbarically, to hit and not be hit). Players & Equipment - The ring is generally square, ranging from 16-25 feet along each side. - Corner posts are 5 feet above the ring level, and the ring is usually 3-4 feet off the ground on a raised platform. - Boxers wear gloves, typically 12oz, 14oz, or 16oz, designed to protect both the hand and the opponent. - Boxers are categorized by weight, and they only fight opponents of similar weights. Scoring - Three ringside judges score bouts subjectively based on thei...