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'''Boxing''' is an olympic arena [[sport]] where two opponents hit each other (usually wearing red gloves) until one is knocked out. Boxing is perhaps the most challenging sport of all. A boxer requires a unique blend of [[speed]], [[strength]], and [[endurance]]. In addition to these qualities, he must stand up to the punishment inflicted by an equally matched opponent. To withstand the inevitable [[pain]] and [[fatigue]], the boxer must possess a mind that is as tough as his body.  Boxing is still very popular, possibly having roots in ancient Greek styles of boxing, although with certain and clearly defined roots in the bare-knuckle fights in England in the early-modern era, being given modern rules in the 19th century by the Marquess of Queensbury.

'''Boxing''' is an [[olympic]] arena [[sport]] where two opponents hit each other (usually wearing red gloves). Boxing is perhaps the most challenging sport of all. A boxer requires a unique blend of [[speed]], [[strength]], and [[endurance]]. In addition to these qualities, he must stand up to the punishment inflicted by an equally matched opponent. To withstand the inevitable [[pain]] and [[fatigue]], the boxer must possess a mind that is as tough as his body.  Boxing is still very popular, possibly having roots in ancient [[Greek]] styles of boxing, although with certain and clearly defined roots in the bare-knuckle fights in England in the early-modern era, being given modern rules in the 19th century by the Marquess of Queensbury.

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