Boxing Rings
Whether it's for gym use or professional competition, having a high-quality boxing ring is essential. Our Boxing Rings range includes floor rings, pro competition rings, club training rings, and cage rings—ensuring you’ll find the perfect option for any setting or level of use.
As with all our equipment, our boxing rings are backed by our Price Promise. If you find a like-for-like ring advertised for less elsewhere, we’ll match or beat the price once verified.
For any questions or assistance choosing the right ring, feel free to contact our sales team on 0844 8000 655 for honest, expert advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
The duration of a boxing round is determined by the match's class or quality. A professional bout will take place at a different time than an amateur bout, a heavyweight title bout, or an Olympic bout. The age category also influences the length of a round. Professional boxing contests have the longest bouts, lasting three minutes, up to 12 rounds. Each round in amateur boxing can go up to three minutes with three rounds for men and two minutes with four rounds for women.
In a boxing ring, there are four corners: one red, one blue, and two white, often known as the neutral corner. One boxer is assigned to the red corner, while the opponent is assigned to the blue corner, so that the referee, who is stationed in the white, can readily distinguish between them.
Regulations specify that professional boxing rings must be square with sides and no less than 16 feet or more than 24 feet. The size of the ring is usually a contractual agreement, but in theory, the size of a professional boxing ring can range by up to 8 feet.
The square circle was decided on for boxing as it was supposed to maximise the viewing area surrounding the fight. The ring has now been adopted for Thai boxing and Muay Thai, however, MMA uses a more circular stage or an Octagon for the UFC.