It is truly amazing to win prizes and accolades for knocking people down. Boxing can be termed as one of the most 'violent' sports in the world.

Despite the absence of violence, Boxing gives the impression of being the most power-packed sport in Asian Games 2006.

The reflexes, strength, willpower and alertness of a boxer help him read the moves of the opponent and deliver his punch accordingly.

Boxers are required to punch specified targets on the opponent's body inside a ring. Points are given on basis of endurance, energy and might.

In the Doha Asian Games, boxers will vie for 11 gold medals in all - one each for the 11 weight categories.

Boxing was first played at the 2nd Asian Games at Manila in 1954. Since then, the sport has been a regular feature in the quadrennial event.

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The following is a list of various sports and events in Asian Games 2006, Doha:

Sports in Asian Games 2006, Doha
» Archery	» Athletics	» Badminton
» Baseball	» Basketball	» Bodybuilding
» Bowling	» Boxing	» Canoe-Kayak
» Chess	» Cue Sports	» Cycling
» Diving	» Equestrian	» Fencing
» Football	» Gymnastics	» Golf
» Handball	» Hockey	» Judo
» Kabaddi	» Rowing	» Karate
» Rugby	» Sailing	» Sepaktakraw
» Shooting	» Soft Tennis	» Softball
» Squash	» Swimming	» Table Tennis
» Taekwondo	» Tennis	» Triathlon
» Volleyball	» Water Polo	» Weightlifting
» Wrestling	» Wushu