Neutral corner - Revision history

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2008-03-15T15:16:50Z

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	One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as a "[[white corner]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.		One of the two corners of a boxing [[Boxing Ring\|ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as a "[[white corner]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.
	Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].		Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].
	[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]		[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]

Ric: Reverted edits by MizHv7 (Talk); changed back to last version by Ric

2007-06-10T20:47:54Z

Reverted edits by MizHv7 (Talk); changed back to last version by Ric

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One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as a "[[white corner]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.
Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].
[[Category:Glossary|neutral corner]]

Ric at 05:55, 7 March 2005

2005-03-07T05:55:06Z

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	One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as ~~the~~ "[[white ~~corners~~]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.		One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as a "[[white corner]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.
	Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].		Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].
	[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]		[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]

Ric at 05:53, 7 March 2005

2005-03-07T05:53:42Z

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	One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Since the late 1920s in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].		One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Also referred to as the "[[white corners]]" in some countries: the corners of the ring where there are no chairs or members of any boxer's team.
			Since the late 1920s, in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].
	[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]		[[Category:Glossary\|neutral corner]]

Ric at 05:48, 7 March 2005

2005-03-07T05:48:52Z

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One of the two corners of a boxing [[ring]] not assigned to either boxer during a [[bout]]. Since the late 1920s in virtually all jurisdictions, after a boxer has knocked down his opponent, he is required to go immediately to a neutral corner while the referee tolls the [[count]].

[[Category:Glossary|neutral corner]]