Boxing is a combat sport in which two participants engage in a contest of strength, speed, reflexes, endurance, and principles of strategy by throwing punches at each other, typically while wearing protective gloves and adhering to a defined set of rules. The objective is to score points by landing hits on the opponent while avoiding being hit. Matches take place in a squared ring and are usually divided into rounds. Scoring can be based on the number and quality of punches landed, and bouts can end by knockout, technical knockout, or judges’ decision. Boxing has a rich history and is governed by various organizations that regulate the sport at amateur and professional levels. It is recognized for its physical and mental demands, requiring training, discipline, and skill.
Tokyo hosts an epic triple flyweight world title boxing event, highlighting Japan's rich tradition in the sport. The thrilling fight between Teraji and Akui features meticulous tactics versus explosive power,…