In the antebellum era, prizefights lasted:
A) a set number of rounds
B) as long as the crowd demanded
C) until one fighter could not continue
D) a set number of minutes
E) until one fighter drew blood on the other

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Prizefights in the antebellum era lasted until one fighter could not continue. This was known as a knockout, and it was the most common way for a fight to end. There were no set rules or regulations, and fights could continue for hours until one fighter was too exhausted or injured to continue.

In the Antebellum Era, Prizefights Lasted