to rephrase this question

[fairyrak]

How can I ask the next question in good English: what boxers would probably draw with which others from another era?

(I don't know how to use draw, tie or other words)

[factor-fiction]

I don't understand what you are trying to say

[Flyhalf]

Which (famous) boxers from different eras would be a good match for each other? ?????

[bednobs]

like a fantasy league factor - like who would win if muhommaed ali fought joe calzaghe

[factor-fiction]

Oh, I thought it was asking something about what boxers would use for drawing- I was trying to imagine an artist wearing boxing gloves

[fairyrak]

i meant, to draw, to get 114-114, 113-112 and 115-115 or to win 5 and lose 5 against the other boxer in a 10 matches series

[MarkRae]

If boxers from different eras were able to meet in the ring, which of these hypothetical matches would result in a draw?

[ladyalex]

Underpants meet in a ring ?
Why wasn't I made aware of this ?

[MarkRae]

I'm genuinely curious why you put a space to the left of question marks. Were you taught this at school?

[ladyalex]

No.
Just like to leave spaces.

[MarkRae]

Er, OK...

[ladyalex]

Thanks, Mark, but I do not need your approval for anything.

[MarkRae]

I was genuinely curious, nothing more.

[ladyalex]

Well, I hope I have satisfied your curiosity.
Or would you prefer that I was overcome with embarrassment that I had committed some grammatical sin ?

[lankeela]

Go wash your keyboard with soap and water!

[Kiki-frog]

ladyalex - my OH does exactly the same thing with question marks when he's typing. Maybe you're long lost siblings.

[Sipowicz]

How dare you Question Mark!

[ladybirder]

Actually she's put it to the right of the s as the ? mark wasn't there when she hit the space bar:-;
Or didn't it become a space until the ? mark appeared?
You've gotta laugh, groan.