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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #39013 James Figg
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Up to 30 seconds or more were allowed for a prize fighter to get up after being knocked down.
Boxing gloves, or mufflers, were first introduced by Jack Broughton, one of Figg's pupils, but the modem rules of boxing were not drawn until about 1867 and these were not confirmed until 1872.
The fighters used bare fists, and kicking, biting, wrestling and scratching were allowed.
Prize fighting, as it was called in those days, was a little different to modem boxing.
Contests lasting 100 or 200 rounds were known. They continued for several hours until the contestants were exhausted.

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