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boxing ring

n. A space, usually square, with elastic ropes around the edge, in which a boxing match is contested.

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boxing ring

n. the ring where boxers fight [syn: prize ring]

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Boxing ring

A boxing ring is the space in which a boxing match occurs. A modern ring, which is set on a raised platform, is square with a post at each corner to which four parallel rows of ropes are attached with a turnbuckle. Unlike its cousin the wrestling ring, the ropes in a boxing ring are generally connected together between the posts.

Usage examples of "boxing ring".

He sits straight, hands on knees, and turns his head to the side, his expression rigid and contemptuous as it might be during a staredown at the center of a boxing ring.

He was pleased to see that his fighting instincts seemed to be as good in this arena as they had been in the much simpler environment of a boxing ring.

He finished the book shaken and exhausted as he had never been in the boxing ring.

He had run away half a dozen times from school, once from the boxing ring.

There was his war-face, developed and polished for the boxing ring, his I'm-not-to-be-messed-with face for walking certain neighborhoods in New York, his I'm-so-nice face for persuading people he was no threat to them.

What the hell, Archie thought, those were the risks of the boxing ring.

He had courage enough on the football field and in the boxing ring.

He walked around watching the instructors putting the men through their paces and, as on his last visit, seemed to take a particular interest in what was going on in the boxing ring.

The space was a little more than twice the size of a normal boxing ring.

A small boxing ring stood in the centre of the floor, surrounded by a few dozen stiff-backed chairs.

In the middle of the stage a roped-in boxing ring was occupied by a fat cartoon man with bristling jowls and a flat, malevolent head.

Mahler was still unconscious, still in coma, but I didn't think we would have him with us very much longer: Zagero carried him for hour after endless hour through that white nightmare and for his self-sacrifice he paid the cruellest price of all for when, some hours later, I examined the frozen, useless appendages that had once been his hands, I knew that Johnny Zagero would never step into a boxing ring again.

Yet few in the arena could recall seeing two men in a boxing ring attack each other with such savagery.

He decided against one of his traditional forms sets and instead conjured up the mental image of Sonny Walters, positioning him in the far corner of an imaginary boxing ring.

And he added a few wrestling tricks, no good in a boxing ring but very good in a street fight.