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The game of boxing is an international sports event. It is also has others names like pugilism or Anglais boxing. This sport is an act of fighting either in any contest or struggle in which two individuals of similar weight combat each other with their fists. Today the sport of boxing is conducted on a regular basis. It is one of the sports in 2010 Commonwealth Games. The game of boxing involves a series of intervals which last for one to three rounds. One of them is declared the winner if the opponent is knocked down and is not able to join the fight before the referee starts the countdown from ten or if the opponent is badly injured to continue any more rounds of fight.
For the last fifty years,boxing has gained much popularity and most of the fighters around the world are having an extraordinary influence in the scenario of world boxing championships.
Many fighters have strived to achieve a well distinct recognition as top fighters in the sport of boxing .In today's era, there are many opportunities in a pugilistic career and it has continued to attract many of top fighters in their respective weight classes and top fighters in fields of boxing across the globe.
Speaking about the commonwealth games,the criteria for boxing is based on quality of opposition. The performance is completely judged on the basis of a fighter's ability against his opposition, and a personal "gut" feeling of how each fighter is compared with others. Erik Morales is one of the renowned boxers in the world. He is known for his boxing skills and endurance in the game of boxing.
It has been known that fighting with fists was into existence since times immemorial. The Greeks initiated this sport and made it popular. They had even set rules and organized many tournaments. However the birth of boxing as a regular sports was at Olympics as early as 688 BC. While the modern day boxing acquired development in Europe, particularly in Great Britain. Some countries have their own fighting sports like China and Japan,so the sport is also known as "English Boxing".There are various forms of boxing practiced across the world.
The game of boxing was much influenced due to money during the 17th and 19th century. The bold fighters basically entered the competition for huge prize money,while the control of the game was in the hands of the promoters and enthusiastic spectators made huge bet on the results of the game. The modern day commonwealth games revived the interest in this sports, and boxing which was an amateur game became one of the sport at the commonwealth games. Presently a boxing match at commonwealth games are restricted to maximum of three or four rounds. The scores are calculated by points based on the number of clean blows. Whatever may be the impact the fighters are always suggested to wear a protective headgears to reduce the number of injuries, knockdowns, and knockouts.
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