Boxing originated in England, between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, which was fought with bare hands, making it a very brutal and violent sport.
Years later this sport started to be regulated, especially in 1867 with the formulation of the Queensberry Rules.
Boxing has always been an Olympic sport, not being present only at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, since at that time sport was banned in the country.
Over the years many boxing variations have emerged, the most famous of which are Thai Muay Thai and French Savate, who are already using their legs.