| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| A boxer who holds a title. | champion | 77%
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| A punch thrown with the front hand and delivered straight at the opponent. | jab | 72%
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| The result of a bout whereby a fighter is rendered unconscious, cannot stand after being knocked-down, or is unable to continue for any reason. | knockout | 72%
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| A boxer scheduled to face a champion or the favored fighter. | challenger | 70%
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| In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh over 200 lbs. (91 kg). | heavyweight | 69%
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| A pretended blow used to make an opponent react unnecessarily, to gauge their response, or make them commit to a false move. | feint | 67%
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| To engage in a less intense version of a bout for training in a gym. | spar | 67%
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| A command used by a boxing referee to stop the action and separate the fighters. | break | 66%
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| A name for the situation in which two fighters grab onto or hold each other to prevent an exchange or to slow the action. | clinch | 66%
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| In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh 105 lbs. (48 kg) or less. | minimumweight | 66%
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| The line-up of bouts scheduled at a given boxing event. | card | 63%
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| The verdict rendered by the ringside judges who determine the winner of the bout. | decision | 63%
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| A defensive move wherein a fighter leaves their front arm low and drapes it across their midsection so that when the opponent throws a punch they can use their shoulder to block it. | shoulder roll | 63%
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| The result of a bout that is stopped early, while the fighters’ scores are even. | technical draw | 63%
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| A desperation punch thrown with full force and with the intent to knock an opponent out. | haymaker | 61%
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| Side to side and rolling movements used as defense to avoid punches. | bob and weave | 60%
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| To retreat from an opponent while still facing them, in an attempt to avoid an attack. | backpedal | 59%
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| A boxing match. | bout | 59%
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| In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh more than 154 lbs. (70 kg) and up to 160 lbs. (72.5 kg). | middleweight | 58%
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| The section of a boxing ring canvas, on the floor, that extends outside of the ring ropes. | apron | 56%
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| In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh more than 140 lbs. (63.5 kg) and up to 147 lbs. (67 kg). | welterweight | 55%
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| A punch thrown with the lead hand, delivered in a semi-circular pattern, meant to reach beyond your opponent’s guard and make contact with the side of their head or chin. | hook | 53%
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| A punch thrown up the middle of an opponent’s guard, intended to make impact on the point of their chin. | uppercut | 53%
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| A “best of three” bout between two fighters who have fought each other twice, each having won a bout. | rubber match | 52%
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| An offensive method targeted toward an opponent’s midsection with the intent of wearing them down or knocking the wind out of them. | body work | 47%
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| Any (illegal) punch delivered to the back of another fighter's head. | rabbit punch | 47%
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| A punch thrown in a circular motion, combining a hook and an uppercut, used to distract an opponent. | bolo punch | 44%
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| An illegal blow thrown at an opponent’s lower back. | kidney punch | 38%
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| A power punch thrown with the rear hand that travels across the fighter’s body. | cross | 36%
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| A defensive technique wherein a fighter clinches or locks their opponent’s arms against their body so that they cannot throw punches in return. | tying up | 34%
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