Boxing Tickets 2023

If you want to enjoy the Ultimate Fighting Experience then Boxing is a sport for you! It's adventurous, it's thrilling, it's full of action and it is everything an adventure freak can ask for. This is the reason why boxing is still popular all over the world despite the rise of many new forms of fighting sports especially wrestling.

If you know meanings of terms like jab, cross, uppercut, hook and knockout; then you are a designated boxing lover. If you don't, there is no problem at all! As far as you enjoy the unstoppable action, fierce fighting, tension, thrill and excitement of the game; you have it all what makes you a Boxing lover. All you need to do is to grab tickets for a boxing encounter of your choice and the rest is upon the fighters of the Ring.

Watching boxing is all about enjoying the 'Action Of The Ring' in an absolutely charged-up environment. Over the years, many boxing stars have made us crazy with their hits, punches and power-packed performance. Legends like Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson, Jack Dempsey, Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya and Jack Johnson have given many cherished memories to boxing fans. The current boxing flavor includes the likes of Rafael Marque, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao, Jermain Taylor, Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe, Amir Khan and others. The faces change with the passage of time but the craze and magic always remains the same.

Boxing is a phenomenon that started thousands of years ago. While its exact roots are still unknown, many historians believe that boxing started in Greece, Rome and North Africa as earlier as 4000 B.C. It remained a prominent part of human culture in one form or another for many centuries. However, it was in the 18th century when Boxing emerged in England as a workingman's sport.

The credit of being one of the earliest boxing stars goes to James Figg who remained a heavyweight champion from 1719 till 1730. However, Boxing of that time was quite different from what we now see in the ring. The rules and patterns of present day boxing were formed under Marquess of Queensberry rules in 1867. It introduces 3-minute rounds while gloves are made mandatory for the boxers. Also, since boxing is essentially a 'fighting between two players using fists', hence elements of wrestling were eliminated from the game with the passage of time.

Now after a century or more since the introduction of the Marquess of Queensbury rules, boxing has grown into one of the most professional and popular sports of the world. Today, boxers from different countries and regions play under different categories while the following of this sport has also spread all over the world.

A typical boxing encounter sees two boxers fighting each other in a series of rounds. They have to use their fists to punch the opponent in order to earn the point. The point score is dependent on how well they make contact with the opponent. The fight ends with either of the boxers winning the most points or knocking down the opponent.

Boxing is categorized in eight different weight classes. The lightest weight category is called flyweight while heaviest is known as heavyweight. The boxers always face the opponent of their own weight category while the forms of event also vary accordingly.

Currently, two basic forms of Boxing can be seen and enjoyed. These are Professional Boxing and Amateur boxing. Usually, each round of professional boxing lasts for three minutes while the duration decreases to two minutes for amateur boxing. Professional Boxing is the main stream boxing and it has a wide fan following. The Amateur Boxing, introduced as a modern Olympic sport in 1904, mostly serves as a launch pad for professional boxing. The highest prize in this form is the Olympic Gold medal. The world of professional boxing is full of high profile events and different championships that provide thrills to boxing fans throughout the year.

Since Boxing is recognized world-wide, several associations and organizations work for the regulation of this sport. Some of these include International Boxing Federation, World Boxing Association, World Boxing Council, The Ring, AIBA and World Boxing Organization. The International Boxing Hall of Fame acknowledges the greatest talent of the boxing world. New inductees are announced in December every year while the official induction takes place in June in the Hall of Fame Weekend.

In the world of boxing, events like World Championship Boxing, Extreme Cage Fighting, UFC and boxer specific events garner great response from all quarters and tickets for these events usually go very fast. If you want to be a part of any of the ongoing or upcoming boxing extravaganza, then we have got the right tickets for you. Grab them and enjoy the action!