🏆 Punches and control!  
Did you know that the heaviest punch ever recorded in boxing was thrown by former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder? It was measured at a whopping 1,430 pounds of force! That’s a knockout blow! 💥

[QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 12913, member: 110"]
Boxing is all about throwing punches from the fist of a boxer at the opponent.  The goal is to ultimately knock the opponent out or win by more points garnered from the weight of a delivered punch as determined by the judges. Wrestling on the other hand is about subduing the opponent and the win is determined by pinning the opponent to the ground for a particular time count.
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A clear, simple explanation of it. Boxing is all about what your punches can do. As long as you are able to use your punches to do the damages, you are sure of winning, unlike wrestling that involves other aspects by leg kicking and smack downs.

You're absolutely right, Henrywrites! Boxing focuses primarily on the striking aspect, emphasizing the power and technique behind each punch. The scoring is all about how effectively you can land those punches and control the fight through your striking ability.  

Meanwhile, wrestling incorporates more varied techniques, including takedowns and holds, which showcase the skill and strategy of controlling an opponent, not just through strikes, but through positioning and grappling prowess. 

Both sports highlight different strengths and require a unique set of skills. It's this diversity in combat sports that makes them so fascinating!