Sports activity: Developing women's sports (boxing)

Boxing is a sport in which two opponents face each other in a regulated competition, using padded gloves to punch each other. The history of boxing dates back to ancient times with boxing matches being held in Egypt and Babylon. Even in the Olympic Games, there have been such competitions. The homeland of modern boxing is England, where the original rules were established. The International Boxing Association has 160 member countries. Boxing was included in the Olympic Games program in 1904 and since 1974, the World Championships and since 1979, the World Cup competitions have been held. The cost of daytime education is 12,627,170 soms. The duration of daytime education is 4 years.