How do boxers sleep the night of a match?

it's their job. Do you struggle to sleep when you're going to work at burger king the next day? hard right hand !

I wasn't a pro but from what I have exp & seen......you really dont.

Pacquiao besides a naked jinky

Another take on the OP question, what's the optimum sleeping pattern on fight night. Can't imagine they wake up at 8am. Noon ? 3pm ? If I was a fighter and I had a fight scheduled for 11pm, 2-4 weeks before the fight I would train myself to wake up 4 hours before the fight at 7pm so that I would be as fresh as possible. I understand what it takes to win, you take and you use every single advantage you can, no matter how small it is.

Another take on the OP question, what's the optimum sleeping pattern on fight night. Can't imagine they wake up at 8am. Noon ? 3pm ?

I've always wondered the same thing. I'd have to sedate myself pretty heavily to get any appreciable amount of sleep the night before a fight. I doubt most of these fighters are as high strung as me though. Most of them seem pretty calm and relaxed. It's all in your head.

it's their job. do you struggle to sleep when you're going to work at Burger King the next day?

I've always wondered the same thing. I'd have to sedate myself pretty heavily to get any appreciable amount of sleep the night before a fight. I doubt most of these fighters are as high strung as me though. Most of them seem pretty calm and relaxed.

I don't know but there are sleeping pills with no side effects as far as I know.

When you are confident and know you gave 110% in your training you sleep like a baby.

Do they plan on getting up like three hours beforehand? How does it go? Close their eyes, lying on a comfortable bed.

In a bed with a pillow and cover.