| KAYO | Win a boxing match dramatically |
| KO | A way to win a boxing match |
| MULL | Device such as a hand-worked quern or a water- or wind-powered buhr/grindstone; a snuffbox; or, an old slang word for a boxing match (4) |
| MILL | Device such as a hand-worked quern or a water- or wind-powered buhr/grindstone; a snuffbox; or, an old slang word for a boxing match |
| SPAR | A boxing match, cockfight, mock battle or quarrel; a friend or pal; a mast or other nautical pole; or, a rafter (4) |
| BOUT | A spell, a boxing match. (4) |
| DIVE | Take a ___ (intentionally lose a boxing match) |
| TKOD | Beat in a boxing match, in a way |
| TRAINED | Prepared for a marathon or a boxing match, say |
| SECOND | Attendant assisting a fighter in a boxing match (6) |
| ROUND | Division of a boxing match - having a curved shape - drinks bought by one person (5) |
| ABOUTTURN | It's a volte-face to consider a boxing match entertainment (5-4) |
| PURSE | Sum of money offered as a prize for winning a boxing match (5) |
| RINGSIDE | Where to get a good view of a boxing match |
| LAYABOUTS | More than one idler has a bet when a boxing-match is seen inside ... (9) |
| ABOUTTIME | A diary note for a boxing match? It should have happened sooner (5,4) |
| ABOUTFACE | In a boxing match, stand up to do a backflip (5-4) |
| PROMOTER | A boxing match organiser is in favour of a metro change (8) |
| LAYABOUT | Loafer to make a bet before a boxing match (8) |
| FEINTING | Making a deceptive or distracting movement, especially in a boxing match (8) |
