Boxing is a combat sport in which two participants engage in a contest of strength, speed, reflexes, and endurance by throwing punches at each other, typically while wearing gloves. The objective is to score points by landing clean punches on the opponent, while simultaneously avoiding being hit. Matches are held in a rectangular ring and are divided into rounds. Participants, known as boxers, compete in various weight classes to ensure fairness in competition. Boxing has a rich history and is governed by a set of rules that outline how fights are conducted, scoring methods, and safety measures. It can be practiced both as a competitive sport and as a form of exercise or self-defense.
Japan's boxing arena hosted three high-stakes world flyweight title matches, rich in skill and ambition. Teraji Kazuto overpowers Akui Yuri in a thrilling display of speed and precision. Olascuaga Yudai…