Japanese boxing, also known as “boxing” in Japan, refers to the sport of boxing as it is practiced in Japan. It encompasses various styles, training methods, and competitive formats that align with international boxing standards, but it is also influenced by local traditions and culture. In Japan, boxing has a structured organization, with various professional and amateur competitions, including the Japan Professional Boxing Association (JPBA) and the All Japan Amateur Boxing Federation. The sport has produced notable champions and has a dedicated following, promoting both men’s and women’s boxing. Techniques, training regimes, and fight strategies in Japanese boxing are aligned with those of the broader international boxing community, while also incorporating unique aspects of Japanese sporting culture.
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