The structure of a boxing match is determined by several factors, including round duration, total number of rounds, and rules set by the governing body. Professional boxing matches typically consist of 10 to 12 rounds, each lasting three minutes, with a one-minute rest period between rounds. The fight concludes via knockout, technical knockout, or decision, based on the judges' scorecards. The regulatory framework ensures fairness and safety for the fighters, as well as a predictable format for participants and audiences alike, maintaining the sport's integrity.