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The record is 110 - 3 minute rounds:
The date: April 6 1893. The time: 9:00 PM. Andy Bowen and Jack Burke are set to fight in New Orleans. The rules: Fight to the finish. The prize: $2,500.00 USD.The result: After 7 hours and 19 minutes spanning 110 round the boxers are to pooped to punch and the match is declared 'no contest' which was later changed to a draw.
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25 minutes for a championship fight is the longest a fight can go. Currently 25 minutes is the longest but in the early days of the UFC there were no time limits. In UFC 5, the battle be6tween Ken Shamrock and Royce Gracie was declared a draw after 36 minutes when they could just go no longer. There were no judges to award points then either.
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