The term BOXING OFFICIAL is composed of three words: REF (3 letters), REFEREE (7 letters) and JUDGE (5 letters). A REFEREE is the most important boxing official, as they are responsible for ensuring that the rules of the sport are followed during a match. They also have the authority to stop a fight if they deem it necessary. A JUDGE is responsible for scoring the fight, based on their observations of the fighters' performance. Finally, a REF is an assistant to the REFEREE, helping to enforce the rules and maintain order in the ring.