Today, 125 years ago, on January 31, 1900 (Calendar January 1, 1900), Queensbury died, who formulated the rules of boxing. On January 31, 1900, the inventor of the rules of boxing, 8th Marquis of Queensbury died, aged 66. Important boxing competitions were conducted according to the rules he formulated. The rules of boxing of Queensbury stipulated the time of the game for 3 minutes for one round, and also stipulated the 10 second limit of failure not even after the defeat. The rules were also classified according to the body weight of the athlete and required to wear "the best quality new" boxing gloves. These rules were formed in 1867 by John-Gram-Chambers and published in the name of the Marquis of sponsors and hosts.