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Boxing Vocabulary

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Last updated: December 10, 2024
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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).
A pretended blow used to make an opponent react unnecessarily, to gauge their response, or make them commit to a false move.
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).
A boxer who holds a title.
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.
To retreat from an opponent while still facing them, in an attempt to avoid an attack.
An illegal blow thrown at an opponent’s lower back.
To engage in a less intense version of a bout for training in a gym.
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.
A command used by a boxing referee to stop the action and separate the fighters.
The result of a bout that is stopped early, while the fighters’ scores are even.
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.
A name for the situation in which two fighters grab onto or hold each other to prevent an exchange or to slow the action.
In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh over 200 lbs. (91 kg).
A power punch thrown with the rear hand that travels across the fighter’s body.
A boxer scheduled to face a champion or the favored fighter.
A “best of three” bout between two fighters who have fought each other twice, each having won a bout.
A punch thrown up the middle of an opponent’s guard, intended to make impact on the point of their chin.
A boxing match.
An offensive method targeted toward an opponent’s midsection with the intent of wearing them down or knocking the wind out of them.
A punch thrown with the front hand and delivered straight at the opponent.
The verdict rendered by the ringside judges who determine the winner of the bout.
A defensive technique wherein a fighter clinches or locks their opponent’s arms against their body so that they cannot throw punches in return.
The line-up of bouts scheduled at a given boxing event.
Any (illegal) punch delivered to the back of another fighter's head.
The section of a boxing ring canvas, on the floor, that extends outside of the ring ropes.
A punch thrown in a circular motion, combining a hook and an uppercut, used to distract an opponent.
In men’s professional boxing, the weight class assigned to fighters who weigh 105 lbs. (48 kg) or less.
A desperation punch thrown with full force and with the intent to knock an opponent out.
Side to side and rolling movements used as defense to avoid punches.
apron
backpedal
bob and weave
body work
bolo punch
bout
break
card
challenger
champion
clinch
cross
decision
feint
haymaker
heavyweight
hook
jab
kidney punch
knockout
middleweight
minimumweight
rabbit punch
rubber match
shoulder roll
spar
technical draw
tying up
uppercut
welterweight
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