18 Questions
What is French boxing called?
Savate
Who was the first recognized Heavyweight Champion in boxing?
James Figg
In which century did the Queensberry Rules come into use?
19th Century
What metal-studded leather hand covering did boxers wear in ancient Rome?
Cestus
Who formulated a set of rules standardizing some practices in boxing around 1743?
John Broughton
What did the Queensberry Rules emphasize in boxing?
Skill and agility
What happens if a boxer fails to square off within 30 seconds according to Broughton's Rules?
The fighter is considered beaten
How long are the intervals of rest between rounds in matches governed by Queensberry Rules?
1 minute
What is the standard size of a boxing ring according to the Queensberry Rules?
24ft on each side
What is the purpose of the Canvas in a boxing ring?
To protect against broken falls
What structural component is used for accessing the ring in boxing matches?
Ring Stairs
Where are the red and blue corners reserved for in a boxing ring?
Boxers' corners
Which weight category includes boxers who weigh between 126 and 135 pounds?
Lightweight
In boxing, which weight classification comes after Middleweight but before Welterweight?
Light heavyweight
A boxer who competes in the Featherweight category typically weighs around how many pounds?
145-155 pounds
What is the weight range for boxers in the Bantamweight category?
116-125 pounds
Which weight category is the heaviest among the following options?
Heavyweight
Boxers classified as Welterweight typically weigh between which of the following ranges?
135-147 pounds
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