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boxing ring

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Noun1.boxing ringboxing ring - a square ring where boxers fight    
boxing, pugilism, fisticuffs - fighting with the fists
ring - a platform usually marked off by ropes in which contestants box or wrestle
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boxing ring nring m inv
boxing ring nring m inv


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``The kids and I initially didn't want him to do this film because we were worried that he'd get hurt,'' said Jennifer Flavin before an after-party that featured a raised boxing ring with comfy sofas and bottles of champagne in the middle of the gigantic Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland.
Prone to fits of violent temper, made worse by the permanent scars of the unspeakably inhuman treatment he endured, Harry Haft decided to take his talent for fisticuffs into the professional boxing ring.
Prone to fits of violent temper, made worse by the permanent scars of the unspeakably inhuman treatment he endured, Harry Haft decided to take his talent for fisticuffs into the professional boxing ring.
 
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