Boxing is a combat sport in which two opponents engage in a match with the objective of outscoring each other through a series of punches while adhering to a specific set of rules. The sport takes place in a square ring, and participants wear gloves to protect their hands and minimize injury. Matches are typically divided into rounds, with competitors scoring points for effective strikes, as well as attempting to knock out their opponent. Boxing has various weight classes to ensure fair competition among athletes of similar size and strength. It is governed by established organizations that enforce rules and regulations, including safety measures for participants. Boxing has a long history and is known for its physical and mental challenges, requiring high levels of skill, stamina, and strategy.
Three electrifying flyweight bouts are set to take place under Tokyo's neon lights, showcasing the legacy and spirit of Japanese boxing. Local hero Teraji Kenshiro, renowned for speed and technical…