A Boxing Championship is a competitive event where professional boxers face off in a series of matches to determine the best fighter in a specific weight class. These championships are often organized by various governing bodies, such as the World Boxing Association (WBA) or the World Boxing Council (WBC), and can attract large audiences both in-person and through broadcasts. Championship bouts typically consist of multiple rounds, with each round lasting three minutes. Fighters aim to win by knockout, technical knockout, or by scoring more points than their opponent through effective punches. The champion is awarded a title belt, symbolizing their achievement in the sport.