The term for a draw in a boxing match is known as a no contest or a draw. A draw occurs when both fighters are unable to secure a decisive victory, whether due to even scoring by the judges or other circumstances, such as an accidental foul preventing the match from continuing. This result can lead to immediate rematches, as fighters may seek to resolve the uncertainty of the outcome. Draws in boxing don't typically contribute to a boxer's record favorably, as fighters strive for clear victories.