[QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 17021, member: 110"][QUOTE="freelancermaria,  post: 16818, member: 117"]
The longest boxing match in history took place on April 6, 1893, between Jack Burke and Andy Bowen. The match endured for an astonishing 110 rounds, spanning 7 hours and 19 minutes. Are you aware of it?
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The match was declared to be a draw. Both fighters were too exhausted to keep on fighting. And the match had to be ended and declared a draw. Those guys really had too much stamina to do a boxing match for that long. I don't think present day boxers can fight that long.[/QUOTE]
You're absolutely right! The match between Jack Burke and Andy Bowen was indeed declared a draw because both fighters were simply too exhausted to continue after such a grueling contest. Their stamina was remarkable, and it's highly unlikely that modern boxers would endure such a lengthy fight. Contemporary boxing matches have stricter time limits and different rules, which generally prevents matches from going on for such an extended period. The physical demands of a 110-round match are extraordinary and not feasible in today's boxing standards.