Boxing is a combat sport in which two opponents fight using their fists. A boxing maneuver is an offensive or defensive move used by a boxer to gain an advantage over their opponent. The three most common boxing maneuvers are the CLINCH, JAB, and FEINT. The CLINCH is a close-range grappling technique in which a boxer wraps their arms around their opponent's body or head to prevent them from attacking. A JAB is a quick, straight punch thrown with the lead hand. Finally, a FEINT is a deceptive move used to confuse an opponent and make them think an attack is coming when it is not.