boxing match
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Definition
Noun: A formal, organized contest between two boxers, typically held in a boxing ring, where participants fight according to the rules of the sport of boxing.
Usage
The term "boxing match" refers specifically to the event or contest itself. It is a structured competition, often consisting of multiple timed rounds, with a referee and judges to enforce rules and determine a winner.
Examples
- The boxing match for the heavyweight championship was watched by millions.
- Tickets for the professional boxing match sold out in minutes.
- He trained for months to prepare for his first professional boxing match.
Advanced Usage
- "to stage a boxing match": To organize and hold a boxing contest.
- The promoters decided to stage the boxing match in a large outdoor arena.
- "a title boxing match": A boxing contest where a championship belt is at stake.
- The upcoming fight is a title boxing match for the welterweight crown.
Variants and Related Words
- Bout (n): Another common word for a boxing match or a contest in other combat sports.
- It was a grueling twelve-round bout.
- Fight (n): A more general term for a physical contest, which can be used synonymously with "boxing match" in context.
- The main fight of the evening was a spectacular boxing match.
Synonyms
- Prize fight
- Boxing contest
- Pugilistic encounter
Related Phrases
- Undercard match: A preliminary boxing match on the same event before the main event.
- Several young prospects fought on the undercard matches.
- Main event: The primary and most important boxing match on a fight card.
- The main event was a historic boxing match between two legends.
Noun
- a match between boxers; usually held in a boxing ring