One board game for two players designed to simulate a boxing match. The metal board depicts a three-dimensional 8-inch by 8-inch boxing ring with ropes also made of metal. The game includes one metal and wood red spinning top and one metal and wood blue spinning top.

Players spin the tops simultaneously, and the last top to fall wins the round. Players use wooden sticks inserted into peg holes to record the winner of each round. The game includes 12 red sticks and 8 blue sticks.

The blue corner is marked with a card reading, “In this corner: Dempsey,” and the red corner is marked with a card reading, “In this corner: Tunney.”

The outside of the cardboard box depicts a well-attended boxing match. The inside front cover of the box list the game instructions, including these “Suggestions for Matches:”

Inter-collegiate as Harvard vs. Yale Inter-Scholastic as Exeter vs. Andover Inter-City as New A.C. vs. Chicago A.C. Inter-Divisional as East vs. West Inter-State as Maine vs. California International as U.S. vs. England Inter-Service as Army vs. Navy Inter-Club as Yacht Club vs. Press Club or Y.M.C.A. vs. K. of C. Inter-Scouts as Troop 1 vs. Troop 2 or Girls vs. Boys

The game was copyrighted in 1922 by the LaVelle Manufacturing Company.