Your boxing.

• Unanimous decision
• Split decision
• Majority decision
• KO
• Referee stoppage (TKO / RSC)
• Technical decision (injury)
• Doctor stoppage

7 ways to finish a bout

On points, by unanimous, split or majority decision, or ended before the last round, by KO or by a stoppage from the referee or the doctor. The closing round is noted as soon as a bout stops early.

2 · 0

Knockdowns, scored and received

You note each boxer’s knockdowns; the ones you received are the opponent’s. The log reads them according to whether the bout ended early or on points.

• Educational assault boxing
• Amateur
• Professional

Educational, amateur, professional

The status is taken from the event and sets the weight classes and the rankings you follow. In educational boxing, the log says “assault” where it says “bout” elsewhere.

• Professional weight classes · 18
• Amateur weight classes (FFBoxe) · 15

33 weight classes, two lists

The professional list, from minimumweight to super heavyweight, and the FFBoxe list for amateurs: the right one is offered from the status. The list stays open: an agreed weight outside the classes can be typed in.

1. White glove
2. Yellow glove
3. Orange glove
4. Red glove

Your coloured gloves

The 4 FFBoxe gloves, each with the date of its grading; each grading has its own line, passed or not passed. And 12 other rankings, from the world rankings to the FFBoxe national ranking.

• Heavy bag
• Shadowboxing
• Pad work
• Sparring
• Skipping rope
• Speed and double-end bags
• Footwork
• Defence
• Technique and combinations
• Strength and conditioning
• Cardio
• Group class

What you trained, round by round

Heavy bag, pad work, shadowboxing, sparring, skipping rope: you tick, then detail each round with its length, the effort you felt and the rest you took.

Orthodox · Southpaw

The opponent’s stance

Orthodox or southpaw, the stance is noted on each opponent’s profile, and the log gives your record against each.