Boxe

Boxing (in English boxing, French boxing) is a combat sport and a form of self-defense. A competitive level it takes place within a space called square ring, between two athletes facing each impaling himself with clenched fists (protected by special gloves), in order to weaken the enemy and land. This sport is known, in the eleventh century, even as the noble art, requiring practitioners to its characteristics as courage, strength, intelligence and speed. The word comes from the Latin pugilatus boxing, which is derived from boxers meaning athlete, which in turn derives from Pugnus meaning fist.