What is another word for the Queensberry Rules?
Pronunciation: [ðə kwˈiːnsbəɹi ɹˈuːlz] (IPA) 
The Queensberry Rules, also known as the Marquess of Queensberry Rules, are a set of boxing rules developed in the 19th century that have become the standard for modern boxing. However, there are some alternative terms that can be used to refer to these rules, such as the London Prize Ring Rules, the London Rules, or simply the Boxing Rules. These alternate terms were used before the Queensberry Rules were established and are still used by some to refer to bare-knuckle boxing. While the name may differ, the basic principles of the rules remain the same, including the use of gloves, round limits, and a points-based scoring system.
