"boxing" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to the sport of boxing or as a verb to mean the action of boxing. Example sentence: I'm looking forward to watching the boxing match tonight.
He might be boxing technically but then all of a sudden, boom!
In boxing terms, Australia have won the championship rounds.
Blocks of flats huddle together, boxing the ground in on three sides, washing strung from one side of the street to the next, periodically dropping pants on the pavement.
A lot of people thought it would be stopped but he kept boxing, making him fall short and miss".
Khan has always shown his best against opponents who rely on speed and boxing ability over weapons-grade power, which suggests Friday's outing could play out in similar fashion to his better days against Alexander, Judah and Malignaggi.
Six hours after Tyson and Douglas climbed into the ring, the men who control boxing returned to the Dome to forbid it.
No one with half a brain never mind a knowledge of boxing could have had Tyson ahead.
Until August, the 30-year-old balanced his boxing career with a full-time day job as a mechanic in the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's facilities department.
Christopher Brett Bailey's This is How We Die continues at Battersea Arts Centre where from tonight you can also see Until You Hear That Bell, a story of amateur boxing and family told through spoken word and boxing rounds.
A member of the Nigerian Olympic boxing squad who came to the UK for the London 2012 Games was locked up in immigration detention despite marrying a British woman who is pregnant with his child.
