Boxing is a sport of strength with a history spanning hundreds of years. Initially, it was a raw contest of power designed to satisfy the curiosity of spectators who craved intense thrills. In a crowd, two individuals were chosen and a line would be drawn anywhere on the street to divide them into two opposing sides. The two fighters would then battle with bare fists, relying solely on their natural physical strength—without weight classes, regardless of age, and with no formal rules or time limits—until one was forced to yield. Gradually, this unrefined display of strength evolved into a bona fide sport characterized by artistic expression and bravery, governed by strict rules. Over time, boxing has continuously been refined and has spread worldwide, transcending distinctions of wealth, religion, gender, and social class, allowing anyone the right to participate.
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