In this episode of Global Sports Odyssey, we dive into the world of boxing, one of humanity’s oldest and most dramatic sports. From its ancient origins in Greece and Rome to its rebirth in bare-knuckle prizefighting and the introduction of the Queensberry Rules, boxing has evolved into a structured global sport. The rules of modern boxing—rounds, scoring, knockouts, and weight classes—have given rise to legendary fighters and unforgettable matches. Icons like Jack Johnson, Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, and Floyd Mayweather transformed the sport into a stage for cultural and political expression. Boxing has mirrored struggles of race, class, and identity, while also inspiring global pride in nations from Mexico to the Philippines. Despite challenges like health concerns and competition from MMA, boxing remains deeply influential, celebrated in film, literature, and popular culture. At its core, it continues to symbolize resilience, courage, and the human fight for triumph.