Boxing Glossary · general
The supporting bouts on a boxing show that take place before the main event. Undercards feature less experienced or lower-profile fighters and give up-and-coming boxers the opportunity to gain experience in front of a crowd. A strong undercard builds atmosphere throughout the evening and keeps the audience engaged before the headline bout.
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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