Matched bouts for master boxers shall be no more than how many years younger.

• A. 8
• B. 12
• C. 15
• D. 10

Answer: (D)

In master boxing, matches are kept within a close age range to protect fighters and keep things fair. The rule says the younger boxer can be no more than ten years younger than the opponent. This helps ensure similar levels of physical maturity, endurance, and recovery ability, reducing the risk of injury and maintaining competitive balance. If a potential bout would involve a difference greater than ten years, it wouldn’t be allowed under master rules and the fighters would need to be placed in different age brackets or matched differently. So, the correct limit is ten years.