Boxing is a combat sport in which two individuals engage in a contest of strength, speed, reflexes, and endurance by throwing punches at each other while wearing protective gloves. The match occurs in a square ring, and participants score points based on the number and accuracy of their punches landed on the opponent. Competitors typically fight in a series of rounds, with a referee overseeing the bout to ensure that the rules are followed and to ensure the safety of the fighters. Boxing has various styles and techniques, including footwork, head movement, and defensive strategies. It is governed by specific rules and regulations, often categorized into weight classes to ensure fair competition among participants of similar size and weight.
Three world flyweight title bouts electrify the Tokyo arena, promising a night rich with boxing drama and global fanfare. The main event features a compelling showdown between Teraji and Yuri…