Boxing Rules 

The rules of boxing are important to ensure that boxing fights are conducted in a consistent and fair manner. Observance of them is necessary for the boxer, because the violation of these rules can result in losing the fight and ending it with a walk. The following are the rules of boxing and the importance of following them:

Battle Order: Order of action is very important in a boxing match. Every boxer must act in a strict order to control, hold, strike and defend himself.

Debts and kicks: No kicks and kicks are allowed in a boxing match. The boxer should only use his fingers and hands, it is forbidden to remove lumps with hands.

Size of the fighting area: In a boxing match, the size and comfort of the fighting area is prohibitive. The fighting area must have a cover, so the boxer is prohibited from stopping the punches and not putting the border of the fighting area.

Fight End Date: In boxing, the fight end date is very important. The boxer and the opponent must adhere to the last date of the fight, not the preparation, in order to continue the fight.

Fairness and kindness: Fairness and kindness are very important in boxing. Boxer and opponent must act with fairness and grace on the field to avoid foul play.

Morale: Morale and respect for the sport are very important in a boxing match. It is necessary to strictly ensure that the boxer and the opponent fight, to look at the results of the fight fairly, and to show respect for the sport with other boxers and members of society.

For a boxer, the rules of boxing and their observance are very important, because the violation of these rules can result in losing the fight and walking away. A boxer must know and practice the rules of boxing such as fight management, fairness, courtesy, and order of the arena, etc.