Boxer (disambiguation) 

• A boxer is a person who fights with their fists in the often violent sport of boxing. (See also list of boxers, women's boxing)
• Boxers are a breed dog. See Boxer (dog)
• Boxer is a text editor for MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows.
• Boxers were members of a powerful Chinese organization which committed numerous acts of violence on Europeans and Christian converts in the Boxer Rebellion against foreigners in 1900.
• A boxer short is a kind of undergarment.
• Several US Navy ships are named USS Boxer.

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