No it is not the opponent's thought
Luis Firpo
So his head doesn't get hit by the punch thrown by his opponent...
in order to minimize the impulsive force acting on him because of the hitiing by the other boxer.
Hugo hornstein of west London
The pugnacious boxer belligerently pumped his fists, sizing up his opponent.
He was a boxer and did crime during the great depression.
The lack of interest infuriated the speaker. The boxer's excellent dodging skills infuriated his opponent.
The rookie boxer fared better than his opponent, winning his first bout.
The boxer feinted to the left and punched his opponent in the right.
they will stop the fight
After the match, the boxers sometimes hug to show their appreciation for a good fight. What appears to be "hugging" during the match is known as clenching. Boxing is an extremely demanding sport, and the boxers can sometimes tire very quickly, especially when taking a lot of punishment. By holding onto one's opponent, it gives the boxer a few seconds of rest, and their opponent will have trouble hitting them when they are clenched together.