Boxing Glossary · Competition
A bout result where the judges' scorecards are not unanimous - at least one judge scores in favour of each fighter. For example, two judges may score for fighter A while one scores for fighter B. The fighter with the majority of judges' votes wins by split decision.
Coaches use this word as practical shorthand. Learn the meaning here, then connect it to the relevant training or class context in the Learn hub.
If the term comes up in class and you are unsure how it applies to you, ask a coach before trying to force it into sparring or pad work.
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