USA BOXING TECHNICAL RULES
THE RING The ring shall not be less than 16 nor more than 20 feet square within the ropes; the apron on the ring floor shall extend beyond the ropes not less than two feet. The ring shall not be more than four feet above the floor of the building or grounds or an outdoor arena and shall be provided with three sets of suitable steps for the use of boxers, coaches and officials, one in each boxer's corner and one in a neutral corner for use by doctors and referee. For international competition, the minimum size shall be 16 feet square and the maximum size 20 feet square, measured inside the line of the ropes. In international championships, the size of the ring shall be 20 feet square, measured inside the line of the ropes, and it shall not be less than three feet or more than four feet above the ground or base. The ring shall be equipped with at least four ropes. All rings will have two spacer ties on each side of the ring to secure the ropes. The rope shall not be less than one inch in diameter. Such ropes shall be manila rope, synthetic, plastic rope or any similar material, and shall not be made of metal of any type. All ropes shall be wrapped securely in soft material. Of the four ropes used, the lower rope shall be 18 inches above the ring floor, the second rope 30 inches, the third rope 42 inches, and the fourth rope 54 inches above the ring floor. The ring floor shall be padded with a one-inch layer of ensolite AAC or AL closed cell foam rubber (or chemical equivalent). The padding shall be covered with canvas, duck or similar material, tightly stretched and laced securely in place, preferably under the apron. If the ropes are colored red, white and blue, red is the top rope, followed by white, blue, etc. Ring posts shall not be less than three inches or more than four inches in diameter, extending from the floor to the height of 58 inches above the ring floor. The ropes shall be connected to posts. The turn-buckles must be covered with a protective padding. Plastic bags shall be fixed in the two neutral corners outside the ring in which the referee and doctor shall drop the cotton or tissue pads for bleeding.
Boxing-Scoop.com has a amateur boxing records database.
World Amateur Boxing Championships was created in 1974.
African Amateur Boxing Championships was created in 1962.
European Amateur Boxing Championships was created in 1925.
The rules for boxing are determined by the governing body. They set the standards for the ring as well as the other rules for activities.
The area where a boxing fight is held is called a boxing ring.
European Union Amateur Boxing Championships was created in 2003.
Yes you can,although losing favour now against black boxing boots you can wear any colour boots in amateur boxing.
boxing, because hockey is played in a rink and boxing is played in a ring
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In amateur boxing competitions, gloves should weigh between 10 to 12 ounces.