Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Queensberry Rules
Noun
/ˈkwiːnzˌbɛri ruːlz/
Definition
A code of rules governing the sport of boxing, which was created in the 19th century.
Examples
- The Queensberry Rules dictate that matches should be held in a designated boxing ring.
- Many boxing enthusiasts appreciate the historical significance of the Queensberry Rules.
- Fighters must adhere to the Queensberry Rules to ensure fair play during competitions.
Meaning
The Queensberry Rules set the standard for modern boxing, including regulations on the use of gloves and the conduct of fighters during matches.
Synonyms
- Boxing Code
- Marquess of Queensberry Rules
