Boxing is a combat sport in which two individuals engage in a contest of strength, speed, reflexes, and strategy by throwing punches at each other while wearing protective gloves. The match takes place in a square ring, and the objective is to score points by landing blows on the opponent or to achieve a knockout, which occurs when one boxer is unable to continue the fight due to being struck. Boxing matches are typically governed by specific rules and regulations, including weight classes, round duration, and scoring systems. It is recognized as both a competitive sport and a form of self-defense, and it has a rich history with significant cultural and social impact. The sport has various styles and techniques, including offensive and defensive strategies that are taught through training and practice. Boxing is also a part of the Olympic Games and professional sports organizations, enhancing its global popularity.
The historic Korakuen Hall in Tokyo becomes the setting for a triple world flyweight title boxing event, marking a significant moment in Japan's boxing history. Teraji, Japan’s champion, faces Yurii…