GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF)
GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION
GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF)
INDEX
Preamble 4 MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE 4 Chapter I GENERAL REGULATION 4 EVENINGS 4 Article 1. RING FOR PROFESSIONAL BOXING FIGHTS 6 Article 2. RING ACCESSORIES 8 Article 3. GLOVES 9 Article 4. Bandages 9 Article 5. PRESENTATION IN THE RING AND CLOTHING 10 Article 6. WEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS 12 Article 7. WEIGHING 13 Article 8. ASSAULTS 15
Chapter II. SPORTS REGULATION 17 Article 9. FEDERATIVE OFFICERS 17 A. FEDERATIVE DELEGATE 17 B. DOCTOR 20 C. ANNOUNCER 21 D. JUDGE-TIMER 22 Article 10º. REFEREE AND JUDGES 23 A. REFEREE 23 B. JUDGES 29 Article 11. PROFESSIONAL BOXERS 30 Article 12º. CATEGORIES OR SERIES 32 Article 13º. FACES 34 Article 14º. FEDERATIVE LICENSE 35 A. LICENSE APPLICATION 35 B. SUSPENSION 36 Article 15º. RULES FOR ACTION ABROAD OF NATIONAL 37 LICENSED BOXERS Article 16º. RULES FOR THE OPERATION OF FOREIGN BOXERS 38 RESIDENT IN A COUNTRY Article 17º. COACHES, COACH ASSISTANTS, AND MANAGERS 39 (ATTORNEYS) Article 18º. PROMOTER 42 Article 19º. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 45 Article 20º. SUBSTITUTE APPLICANT 48 Article 21º. AUCTIONS 49 Article 22 DEFERRAL IN THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 51 A. POSTPONEMENT DUE TO THE PROMOTER 51 B. POSTPONEMENT DUE TO CHAMPION OR APPLICANT 51 Article 23 PUBLICITY AND BROADCASTING 52
Chapter III. TECHNICAL REGULATION 54 Article 24. REGULATORY BLOWS 54 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF)
Article 25. ANTI-REGULATORY ACTIONS 54 Article 26º NON-SCORING HITS 55 Article 27º. ARBITRAL VERDICTS 56
Chapter IV. DISCIPLINARY RULES 59 Article 28º. VIOLATIONS 59 Article 29º. PENALTY OF THE COACH 59 Article 30º. LOSS OF THE STATUS OF CHAMPION OR ASPIRANT 59 BY SANCTION Article 31º. ANTI-DOPING CONTROL 60 Article 32º. DISCIPLINARY AGENCIES 60
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PREAMBLE
In these Regulations, the athlete will be called “the Boxer”, whether male or female. Equally for all other cases, whether it is a Federal Delegate, Coach, Referee / Judge, Judge-Timekeeper, etc., that is, for anyone involved in the development of Professional Boxing. Professional Boxing competitions require regular and complete training, with the necessary care for the protection of the health of the participants above any other objective or consideration. These Regulations will hereinafter be referred to as the Professional Boxing Committee by the initials CBP and the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION by those of the GBF.
MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE
All Boxers, at the time of issuance of their License, must compulsorily comply with the current regulations and coverage of the Sports Medical Insurance Agencies.
CHAPTER I GENERAL REGULATION
GENERAL RULES
EVENINGS
Evenings, whether they are morning, afternoon or night, are called sports events where Boxing is competed and practiced. Every evening must be made up of at least four boxing matches, which may be either male or female. All the evenings in which Professional Boxers intervene will adhere to the rules of these Professional Boxing Regulations, to the provisions emanating from GBF, to the decisions of the Federative Delegate, without contravening himself, who will always be responsible for complying and making comply with these Regulations. The Professional Boxing EVENINGS (except for NATIONAL or Elimination TITLES thereof), must have the conformity of the GBF where they are developed and be authorized by the GBF in accordance with current regulations. The National Professional Boxing Delegations will send the complete program and the Authorization request thereof with sufficient notice to the CENTRAL GBF. In all the Evenings in which national or foreign Boxers compete for an International Title, the application for Authorization must be in the possession of the GBF, with a minimum notice of fifteen (15) days, to be able to obtain the necessary documentation and permits.
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Without fulfilling this requirement, no National and International competition and / or meeting will be authorized. This same norm will be applied when Spanish or foreign fighters with national licenses dispute a Title abroad. During the execution of the National Anthems, prior to a Championship, both the Boxers and their Trainers and Assistants, as well as the Referees, Judges and Federatives will maintain a respectful and silent posture until their completion. No boxing match will be authorized, whose Combat Contracts are not held by the GBF, as a deadline in the weigh-in act. The corresponding Delegate is responsible for the breach of this rule. The National Delegations of each country will send a copy to the GBF together with the Results Act and other documentation. Exhibition evenings and public trainings between Professional Boxers may only be held with the express consent of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION GBF PROFESSIONAL BOXING COMMITTEE (CBP), when specific reasons for beneficial sporting promotion so advise, and the participants are affiliated with a sports Insurance Agency or similar entities. The GBF only assumes the sports responsibility emanating from its Statutes and Regulations.
The GBF does not assume any civil, criminal or procedural responsibility for extra sports incidents or accidents that its affiliates may incur. Every Professional Boxer must be affiliated with the GBF. for the Official Competitions of National and International Scope. In order to practice Boxing, it is necessary to be affiliated with a sports insurance entity.
Artícle 1 RING FOR PROFESSIONAL BOXING FIGHTS
A. REQUIRED CONDITIONS: In all matches, the ring must meet the following conditions and dimensions:
1. DIMENSIONS
It will be a square structure with a minimum size of 5.00 x 5.00 m. and 6.10 x 6.10 m. maximum. These measurements will be taken inside the quadrilateral formed by the ropes.
For International matches the ring will be 6.10 m. sideways. The surface of the canvas floor on which the fighters are fighting shall not be less than 0.91 m. not more than 1.20 m. with respect to the firm floor of the premises.
2. PLATFORM AND PROTECTION IN THE CORNERS
The platform must be solidly built, well leveled, without irregularities in its surface and must have a minimum margin of 0.50 m. between the vertical of the strings and the edge of the ring.
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It will be equipped in each of the vertices of the ring with four posts lined or constructed in such a way that the Boxers cannot injure themselves against them. The interior area of the angle formed by the ropes in each corner will be protected with a narrow vertical mat that covers at the same time the angles formed by the four ropes, preventing competitors from hitting themselves with their tensioning mechanisms.
Two of them will be one red and one blue (each of the corners of the Púgiles) and the other two white (neutral corners).
The corner protections will be placed as follows: blue the one in the left corner closest to the Federative Officers Table; white in the left corner furthest from it; red in the far right corner of it and white in the nearest right corner.
Therefore, the Official Table, located on one side of the ring, will have a blue corner on its left and a white corner on its right.
3. FLOOR COATING
The floor must be covered with felt, rubber or another suitable, approved substance, with the same quality of elasticity, with a thickness of 1.3 cm. at least 1.9 cm. at most and on top of which a thick stretched canvas will be placed.
The felt, moltopren of the one used for tatamis, rubber or other approved substance as well as the canvas, must cover the entire surface of the platform.
4. STRINGS
It will have four cords, well stretched and taut, of three (3) cm. minimum diameter and five (5) cm. at most, they must be at a height of 0.40 / 0.45 m., 0.70 / 0.75 m., 1.00 / 1.05 m., 1.30 / 1.35 m., respectively.
The strings will be attached to each other on each side and at regular intervals with two 3-4 cm thin cloth or canvas tapes. Wide. These cloth or canvas tapes should not slide along the rope.
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5. STAIRS
The ring must have three stairs. Two ladders in the opposite red and blue corners for participants and Coaches, and another ladder in the neutral corner to the right of the Official Table for Referees and Physicians.
6. PLASTIC BAGS
At the neutral corners and outside the string, a plastic bag will be tied, inside which the Referee will deposit cotton or gauze pads that he will use to clean small bleeding. There should be another bag to deposit these dressings once used.
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WHEN A WORLD OR INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IS HELD, THE RULES AND MEASURES OF THE AGENCY WHOSE TITLE IS AT STAKE MUST BE COMPLIED WITH
Artícle 2 RING ACCESORIES
The ring must have the following equipment: a) Two shallow containers containing powdered resin b) Two swivel seats or benches for the use of Boxers c) Two plastic water bottles (minimum), if possible sealed, several disposable plastic cups to drink and rinse your mouth. Other types of bottles or glasses will not be tolerated near the ring, to be used by Boxers or trainers. Two bottles with spray. In both corners there must be funnels connected to a flexible tube with a drain to a tank under the ring or, failing that, two basins with sawdust and two buckets with water d) Tables with their corresponding chairs for the Officials, Judges and Doctors e) A gong (with hammer), a bell, or an electronic-acoustic system that signals assaults and breaks f) One or preferably two stopwatches
g) A microphone that can be wireless or connected to a public address system that is audible throughout the premises. h) Accident forms of the Mutualidad General Deportiva or similar insurance entity to which the Boxers were affiliated
i) A first aid kit. A stretcher to be placed under the ring
j) Three ladders, two for access to it by the Boxers, and the third for the use of the Referee and the Ring Doctor k) Two small plastic bags, to be installed in the neutral corners. l) The Boxing Meeting may not start without the presence of:
- One or two Doctors depending on the category of the Meeting.
- An ambulance. - Stretcher located under the ring. In the "Technical Zone", that is, behind the Federative Tables, a certain number of seats will be located, which may not be less than six (6), to be occupied by the people who hold the GLOBAL representation in said act GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF).
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Artícle 3 GLOVES
They will be provided by the Promoter and must be presented to the Delegate. The weight of the gloves will be 227 grams (8) ounces each, from the Minimum weights (47,627 Kgs.) To the Superwelters, included (69,853 Kgs.). And 284 grams (10) ounces each, from Medium (72,574 Kgs.) To Heavy, including (+ 86,182 kgs.).
Gloves must be those approved by the GBF. They will be of the type tied with ribbons on the wrists, and they will have the thumbs attached or glued. In order to avoid loosening the loops of the glove straps, once they are properly knotted, the tie will be sealed with fabric adhesive tape (plaster), surrounding the entire wrist, reaching the edge of the glove and covering it . Boxers may not wear their own gloves
Artícle 4 HAND BANDAGES
The bandages will be provided by the organizer and will be the same for the two (2) Boxers. They will be completely dry at the time of the bandage, being prohibited to put drying or other powders. The bandages will consist of:
a) Soft bandages (gauze) of 5 m. long and 5 cm. wide for each hand.
b) Adhesive tissue (adhesive plaster) of 5 m. long and 2.5 cm. wide, in each hand; It will be applied smoothly, not having to cover the Boxer's knuckles that will have the impacting front only covered by gauze, allowing a strip of plaster in the interdigital space, so that the bandage remains attached. These measures will be for all weights, except for Media, Super-Media, Cruises and Heavy, which may use a reasonably greater amount of gauze for each hand.
This regulation will be applied in Professional matches and supervised by the Delegate and / or the Main Referee, who will seal or sign the bandages. In all bouts the bandages will be those that are sold sealed. Therefore, the use of any hard tissue, such as insulating tape or rough paper, metallic or plastic, or other similar products is prohibited. At the request of the Managers and / or Trainers, both parties being in agreement, the bandage will be carried out with "free measures", complying with the applicable regulatory form.
(only knuckles covered with gauze).
A representative of the opposing Boxer may be present at the time of the bandage. In Continental, World or other International Championships, the regulatory measures specified by their respective regulations will be followed.
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ONCE THE BANDAGES HAVE BEEN REVIEWED BY THE DELEGATE AND / OR ARBITRATOR APPOINTED BY THE DELEGATE, THE GLOVES SHOULD BE SHOOTED IN THEIR PRESENCE BEFORE GOING TO THE RING (IN THE DRESSING ROOM OR SUITABLE ROOM) THAT WILL SIGN OR SEAL THE SEPARATE SEALS OF THE WOMEN WHO REMAIN THE RETURNED SEPARATORS. THEIRS.
The Referee is authorized if he suspects that the Boxer who comes out to the ring with the gloves on modified his bandages or the signed seals, to make him remove the gloves to verify the bandages again, and if they were modified, they will be corrected so that they are regulatory. The Referee who takes these measures to verify the bandages on the ring will always do it to the two Boxers and with the supervision of the Federative Delegate. 25% of their bags will be deducted from the infringing Boxer or Boxers and the fight will take place. The aforementioned contingency must be reflected in the Results Act, passing knowledge of the fact to the Faults and Sanctions Committee for any subsequent responsibilities that may arise.
Artícle 5 PRESENTATION IN THE RING AND CLOTHING
A. SHORT TROUSERS Its lower edges should not be higher than mid-thigh or lower than mid-knee, adjusting at the waist and not higher than it. When the bout is for an Official Title, whatever the Championship in play, the Boxers' pants will be of different colors, with the Applicant having to change pants if necessary.
In the bouts that both Boxers are Aspirants, the younger Boxer will change his pants.
B. SOCKS They may wear socks normally used in sports.
C. LIGHT BOOTS Without nails or reinforcements, such as those traditionally used in this sport and which will always have the approval of the Referee and Federal Delegate. In the tying of the boots, the same system of the gloves will be applied, but when turning the boot, half of the hanging tie will be collected, which will be fixed in such a way that it will be impossible to untie it.
The women will wear a T-shirt that may be short-sleeved (nickel type) or fitted with wide straps. Socks, pants, and boots will be the same as men's.
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A. PROTECTION OF PUGILES
• Mouthpiece.- For men, the use of a genital and low-belly protector (commonly called a chin guard) is mandatory, which must be of the integral type with an adjustable elastic strap. In no case will the use of an independent cup-type cup (plastic or aluminum) or of the integral “training” type with hip protection be allowed. There is a model for fighting between women that will be optional.
• Chest protector.- For women, the use of a well adjusted chest protector and its size is mandatory. It will not be authorized to fight without such protection or in the event that it moves or is not properly secured. Fastening with adhesive tape or adhesive plaster is allowed. • Dental protector.- The use of dental protector is mandatory in all Professional Boxing competitions. The dental protector will conform to the shape of the jaw. A Boxer is prohibited from intentionally removing his protector during combat; if he does, he will receive a warning and upon reiteration he may be disqualified. If a Boxer loses his protector due to a blow, the Referee will accompany the Boxer to his corner, and will have the protector washed and repositioned correctly. To do this, it will take advantage of a favorable moment that does not interrupt the combat action. During this time, the "second" (Coach) may not speak to the Boxer.
B. PROHIBITED OBJECTS
No object may be carried during the competition. The use of fat, petroleum jelly, ointments or other products that may be harmful or unpleasant to the opponent, on the face, arms or any other part of the body is prohibited. Petroleum jelly will only be applied in a moderate amount on the eyebrows, cheekbones and chin. The Boxer must be shaved, the beard is prohibited. A thin mustache can afford, but it should not exceed the length of the upper lip, nor can he wear long hair that can cover his vision or disturb the opponent. They cannot use tweezers or bobby pins to hold the hair. The hair can be fastened with hairnets, elastic bands or any other type of tape. For both sexes, the use of earrings or piercings (safety pins or other metallic objects that pierce the skin) is prohibited during the competition.
C. FOULS IN CLOTHING
A Referee will exclude a Boxer from combat, if he does not wear the protective shell if he is a man or the chest protection if he is a woman, and the dental protector in both cases, or if he is not clean and properly dressed. In battles between women, they may use an appropriate chute, although not compulsory.
When one of the gloves, the chest protector, or the clothing comes off during the fight, the Referee will stop the actions to allow it to be properly fixed.
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TWO CUSTOM MOUTH GUARDS ARE ADVISABLE.
Artícle 6 WEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS.
The denomination of the weight in which each boxer will be framed will be the one delimited between the maximum of the lower category and the maximum of the corresponding one, except the Minimum or Straw and the Heavy that will have no lower or upper limit respectively. The weights admitted and recognized by the GBF are the following:
CATEGORY MEN’S WEIGHTS
WEIGHTS LIMIT LIMIT TOLERANCES CATEGORY KG. LBS. ACCEPTED MINIFLY WEIGHT 47,63 105 2 KG LIGHT FLY WEIGHT 48,99 108 2 KG FLY WEIGHT 50,80 112 2 KG SUPER FLY WEIGHT 52,16 115 2 KG BANTAM WEIGHT 53,42 118 2 KG SUPER BANTAM WEIGHT 55,34 122 2 KG FEATHER WEIGHT 57,15 126 3 KG SUPER FEATHER WEIGHT 58,97 130 3 KG LIGHT WEIGHT 61,23 135 3 KG SUPER LIGHT WEIGHT 63,50 140 3,5 KG WELTER WEIGHT 66,68 147 3,5 KG SUPER WELTER WEIGHT 69,85 154 3,5 KG MIDDLE WEIGHT 72,58 160 4 KG SUPER MIDDLE WEIGHT 76,20 168 4 KG LIGHT HEAVY WEIGHT 79,38 175 4 KG CRUISER WEIGHT 86,18 190 4 KG HEAVY WEIGHT -91 KG 200 UNLIMITED SUPER HEAVY WEIGHT +91 KG 200 UNLIMITED
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CATEGORY WOMEN’S WEIGHT
WEIGHTS LIMIT LIMIT TOLERANCES CATEGORY KG. LBS. ACCEPTED MINIFLY WEIGHT 47,627 105 2 KG LIGHT FLY WEIGHT 48,988 108 2 KG FLY WEIGHT 50,802 112 2 KG SUPER FLY WEIGHT 52,163 115 2 KG BANTAM WEIGHT 53,525 118 2 KG SUPER BANTAM WEIGHT 55,338 122 2 KG FEATHER WEIGHT 57,152 126 3 KG SUPER FEATHER WEIGHT 58,967 130 3 KG LIGHT WEIGHT 61,237 135 3 KG SUPER LIGHT WEIGHT 63,503 140 3,5 KG WELTER WEIGHT 66,678 147 3,5 KG SUPER WELTER WEIGHT 69,853 154 3,5 KG MIDDLE WEIGHT 76,205 168 4 KG LIGHT HEAVY WEIGHT 79,378 175 4 KG HEAVY WEIGHT +79,378 KG +175 UNLIMITED
Artícle 7º WEIGHING.
It is the obligation of the Delegate and the Main Referee to verify the accuracy of the balance and control weighing operations. The weight recorded on the scale will be expressed in units of the DECIMAL METRIC SYSTEM.
Only small electronic or pharmacy-type industrial platform foot scales, weighing up to 200-250 kg, will be allowed due to their lower margin of error.
Under no circumstances will mechanical bathroom flooring be accepted. The weight is indicated by the scale with the Boxer naked on it. A minimum of underwear will be admitted in the Women's Boxing Weigh-In.
When the Weighing is carried out in the federal premises, they will be obliged to present the scale to carry out the Weighing; If this is done in any other place, it will be the promoter who must provide it. The Federation hosting the meeting will be responsible for the scale being installed at the place and time the Weighing is carried out. The corresponding Act will be drawn up from the weighing act, which will be sent to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, together with the Results. The Minutes will sign:
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The weigh-in, the delegate, the main referee, the participating boxers and their trainers. The one of Results, the Delegate and the Main Referee, with the seal of the GBF.
The Promoter may freely choose the place and time where he wishes to carry out the Weigh-in, but will have the obligation and responsibility to notify the GBF at least 24 hours in advance of the aforementioned Weigh-In. The costs of transporting the scale will be borne by said Promoter.
The Weigh-In must be held between twenty-four (24) and twelve (12) hours before the start of the fighting. The Delegate's watch will attest to the first Weigh-In and the second, if applicable. One hour after the beginning of the act with the first of the boxers participating in the meeting, the Delegate may declare, if he deems it so, the weigh-in act to be closed.
In unofficial bouts (when a Title or Eliminator is not disputed in them), if due to force majeure and provided that this is so considered in the opinion of the Delegate of the evening, a Boxer was not present at the appointed time for the Weighing, there will be a final and final weighing act two (2) hours before the competition, for this Boxer.
This last weigh-in may be carried out at the place considered by the Delegate. When one of the fighters exceeds the weight limit agreed for an unofficial combat, his opponent may refuse the combat if the Contract has not provided otherwise. The parties may reach an agreement, which will be communicated in writing to the Delegate, who may authorize or deny the celebration of the combat. The boxer who legitimately refuses to overcome the weight of the opponent, to sustain the combat, is entitled to receive 10% of the agreed bag, in addition to travel and subsistence expenses.
When an excess weight compensation (“ski pass”) is foreseen in the Contract, the boxer who exceeds what is established must pay the agreed amount to his opponent at the time of receiving his bag. This Boxer's compensation that exceeds the weight, may in no case be more than 25% of the bag contracted by him. If both exceed the established weight, there is no obligation of compensation, and the combat cannot be refused. The Boxer who is overweight in a way that prevents the fight from taking place, has no right to receive any amount. And if the overweight exceeds the maximum tolerance established (according to the following paragraph), he must indemnify, together with his Manager, 25% of the bag that would have been contractually agreed; In this case, both members will be subject to disciplinary sanction by the corresponding Sports Discipline Committee..
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If these events were repeated by the same fighter 2 times in a row, the maximum pecuniary sanctions will be applied. Bouts arranged in free weights must be contested with special permission from the corresponding federal authority, but this will never allow a difference between the minimum and maximum weight of:
♦ 2 kg. Up to SUPERBALLO weight (included)
♦ 3 Kg. From PEN weight to LIGHT weight (included)
♦ 3.5 Kg. From SUPER LIGHT weight to SUPERWELTER weight (included)
♦ 4 Kg. From MEDIUM weight to CRUISE weight (included).
The NO PRESENTATION IN THE ACT OF THE WEIGHING for forgetfulness or loss of the Boxer's license and the Travel Permit (if necessary) of the Autonomous Federation, will be sanctioned with the loss of 5% of the Boxer's bag.
At the weigh-in, the participating Boxers will sign a declaration that they are in perfect health, free of any illness or indisposition. Their respective Trainers will certify in said document, that this manifestation has been made before them and their conformity with it. A medical examination will take place at the weigh- in, in which the Doctor will certify that the Boxers are in perfect condition to box. Likewise, you must indicate in the Weighing Record your name, surname, Collegiate number and license number..
SPECIFIC FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, REGIONAL OR ELIMINATORY CHAMPIONSHIPS.
When the bout is OFFICIAL (valid for the dispute of a National, Regional or Elimination Championship), the Boxer who is not within the established limits of his weight, BOTH BY EXCESS, AS BY DEFAULT, will be authorized to weigh himself a second time , within one hour maximum, after the official weighing. In Regional or National Titles Weigh-In, the first to be weighed will be the Aspirant and then the Champion. If both are Applicants, the youngest will go to the scale first.
In the event that one of the two fighters does not give the regulatory weight, they will be given a period of one hour so that they can enter within the limit of their category. If in this second weighing it persists without giving the weight, the behavior to be followed will be as follows:
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f it is the Applicant who does not give the weight, he loses his Aspirantazgo and has the obligation to fight 10 rounds, if it is a National Title or 8 rounds if it is a Regional Title, receiving only 50% of the stipulated bag.
a) The Champion will receive 75% of the bag stipulated in his contract. Regardless of the outcome of the match, the Champion will continue to possess his Title.
b) If it is the Champion who does not give the weight, he loses the Title on the scale and has to fight 10 rounds if it is for a National Title or 8 if it is for a Regional Title, receiving 75% of his bag. The Applicant in this case will receive the stipulated bag. If the Applicant wins the match, he will be the new Champion, but if the winner is the Champion, the Title will be vacant. In case of null combat, both by score and by “technical decision” the combat would be repeated within a maximum period of 60 days, both fighters being considered Co-Applicants.
In all cases, Boxers are required to hold the fight in accordance with the rules stipulated above. Provided that the difference in weight between the two is within the limits established in this same Art. 7 of these Regulations.
If both or one of them is refused, they will be penalized for one year of loss of license
Artícle 8 ASSAULTS.
The rounds must be three (3) minutes (for men), always separated by a rest interval of one (1) minute. For bouts between women, the duration of the rounds will be two (2) minutes, with rest intervals also of one (1) minute.
In this break, the boxer will be attended by their Coach and Certified Helpers, who must be in possession of the corresponding license in force. Ten (10) seconds before the end of this interval, the Speaker will emit the voice of “seconds out”, at which point the Assistants must leave the ring. The Trainer will do it at the maximum signal of the beginning of the combat. At the signal given by the Timekeeper-Judge announcing the beginning of the assault, the opponents must leave their corner immediately and begin to fight, stopping at the signal announcing the end of the assault, retiring to their corresponding corner.
NUMBER OF STORIES OF THE PÚGILS BOXED IN THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OR SERIES
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FIRST SERIES:
♦ They will make eight (8) rounds at least, both if their opponent is First Series or if they are Second Series
♦ They will make ten (10) rounds, in case of a National Championship
♦ Will make a maximum of 10 rounds if facing an International First Series
♦ In the event of playing a Continental, World or other International Championship, the provisions of the corresponding associations or organizations will be followed.
SECOND SERIES:
♦ Your first two bouts will be six (6) rounds, maximum
♦ Subsequently, they may make six (6) rounds with a Third Series opponent
♦ They will make eight (8) rounds against First or Second Series opponents
♦ In the event of a Spanish Championship, they will make ten (10) rounds.
THIRD SERIES:
♦ Your first two (2) bouts must be made within four (4) rounds. Subsequently, they will fight six (6) rounds with a third or second series opponent.
♦ Exceptionally, and with the authorization of the GBF, once the opponent's history has been examined, they may make eight (8) rounds combats against a Second Series opponent. The number of assaults may be modified if international organizations modify it or if very special circumstances so advise.
NOTE.- MIXED COMBATS BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN ARE PROHIBITED. COMBATS BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL BOXERS AND AMATEUR BOXERS ARE ALSO FORBIDDEN.
In the MASTER PROFESSIONAL Category (46 years and over) the number of rounds will be
- Untitled fights in play ( 3 X3 ) X1 Break - NATIONAL TITLE (4X3) X1 break - CONTINENTAL TITLE (5x3) x1 break - WORLD TITLE (6x3) x1 break
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CHAPTER II SPORTS REGULATION
Artícle 9 FEDERATIVE OFFICERS.
All Boxing EVENING will be directed, supervised and controlled by two federative tables composed as follows:
FIRST TABLE.- Located on the side of the ring a) Federal Delegate b) Announcer c) Judge-Timekeeper
SECOND TABLE.- Located next to the neutral corner of the ring closest to the previous table a) Doctor with his corresponding sports license. b) Installation doctor, who will be in charge of the Promoter. At NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, the Delegate will be appointed by the Professional Boxing Committee. The members of the Federative Tables will not be able to practice as Referees, Judges, Coaches or Helpers, and during their duties as Ring Officials, they will not smoke or drink alcoholic beverages.
A.- FEDERATIVE DELEGATE
The Delegate appointed by the GBF, for a boxing EVENING, is the sole and highest sports authority in it, exercising it in a total way, giving orders and making the decisions that, in his opinion and responsibility, he considers appropriate to carry out. It will not have competence in technical decisions during the course of the EVENING.
HIS MISSIONS ARE THE FOLLOWING: IN THE WEIGHING ACT:
1.- It will endeavor to carry it out in the space between twenty-four (24) and twelve (12) hours before the date set for the start of the boxing EVENING, as indicated in Article 7 of these Regulations.
2.- Obligatory must be present at the weigh-in, where he will personally carry out the same and in the presence of the Referee, the correct verification of the scale that will inexcusably have to be of the characteristics indicated in Art. 7 cited
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3.- For a very justified cause, it may be substituted in the act of Official Weighing, by the Main Referee, but the responsibility for its development will not be subsidiary
4.- It will draw up the Weighing Record that must be sent to the GBF
5.- He will personally control and in the presence of the Main Referee all the regulatory documentation, such as Contracts, fighter licenses, Coaches, Referees / Judges and Timekeeper-Judges, Travel Permits and the individual identification of each participant. Also if the governmental permission has been issued
6.- If, due to force majeure, the Delegate is unable to attend the weigh-in or the Championship or Elimination match on time, he will be replaced as such by the Referee who will assume all responsibility.
BEFORE THE EVENING:
1.- It will verify that all the regulatory provisions have been taken into account for the organization of the Meeting
2.- It will be ensured that all persons who have a mission to fulfill during the meeting are trained and duly documented to carry it out.
3.- Verify the licenses and individual identity documents of the summoned Boxers
4.- It will be ensured that all the Boxers have fulfilled their obligation of the medical visit during the weigh-in and that the Physician has recorded his opinion for each Boxer in the Minutes.
5.- Verify in detail the ring and that the Federal and Medical Tables, as well as the places assigned to the Judges meet the requirements and conditions indicated in the Regulations.
6.- Will direct compliance with the established program
7.- You will verify the gloves and ensure that there are two (2) pairs of reserve of each weight at your disposal to use during the EVENING.
DURING THE MEETING:
1.- Review the appointment of the Judges in the presence of the Referee for each of the bouts
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2.- He will attend the Officers' tables in all the bouts and will draw up the EVENING Minutes, which he will sign together with the Referee
3.- Will ensure the proper conduct of the EVENING, taking any provision or any regulatory measure imposed by the circumstances
4.- It will verify the announcements that the Speaker must make to the public
5.- Will announce by the Speaker the public notices (warnings) given by the Referee
6.- It will standardize the arbitration decisions (results of the bouts) in the licenses, as well as in the Travel Permits and will fully fill in the Results Act
7.- He will not leave his position at the federation table at any time and if he had to do so momentarily, he will appoint a substitute
8.- He will act in contact and mutual dependence with the Referee and Judges and in the minute of rest he may transmit observations of a non-technical nature to the Referee Director of the match
9.- In case of disqualification or suspension of a boxer, the Delegate will be in charge of knowing this decision, as well as its causes by the Referee, and transmitting them to the announcer for public knowledge.
10.- You will be responsible for the correct and complete drafting of the Weighing Minutes and the meeting (Results Minutes). In the first of them the exact weight of the fighters and the Medical Examination will be recorded and in the second, in addition to the identifying data, the result of all the fights will be recorded, as well as the incidents worthy of review. These minutes must be sent to the GBF.
They must be signed: The Weighing and Recognition Act, by the Physician and the Delegate. The Results Act, by the Chief Referee, by all Ring Officials and by the Delegate.
11.- The Federal Delegate is the only person who CAN ORDER THE RETENTION OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, of one or both participants. To this end, it will issue a written document that will be delivered to those affected. This decision will be reported to the corresponding Professional Boxing Committee, so that, after the appropriate file, it reports to its Disciplinary Committee and confirms or denies the retention proposed by the EVENING Delegate.
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12.- The Referee must explain very clearly the causes of the disqualification when making this decision, in case it is a reason for financial sanction to one or both of the disqualified boxers.
AFTER THE EVENING:
1.- You will fill in the Act in its entirety, with the data and signatures indicated above
2.- It will fill in the missing data in the licenses, all its sections, Foreign Travel Permits, etc. That is, everything that during the EVENING has not been carried out for any reason.
SPECIFIC FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
ADDITION TO THE DELEGATE'S MISSIONS OUTLINED ABOVE:
1.- In the Official matches of the National or Elimination Championships, the existence of the REGULATORY GLOVES, as well as the corresponding seal of these gloves, which must be new, will control in the same act of the Weighing. Also the existence of a spare set (2 pairs) so that if any of them deteriorated during the Eliminatory or Championship, proceed to change the four gloves and if they deteriorate again, only the deteriorated one would be changed by one of the previously replaced
2.- You must know and apply the Regulations in all cases that may arise when the Champion or the Applicant does not give the weight corresponding to their category.
B.- PHYSICIANS
1.- There must be two (2) Doctors in every Boxing Meeting, one of them with at least a federative license and, if possible, a specialist in Sports Medicine, not being able to start it without the presence of the Federative Doctor
2.- You must give your contest and give your opinion when required by the Referee on the condition of the Boxers. Likewise, he may notify the Referee of any anomaly that he may observe in any Boxer and, together with the Referee, will agree to stop the fight if necessary. To do this, you must communicate your decision to the Federal Bureau, ringing the bell with several short, consecutive touches.
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In this case the result of the combat will be “K.O.T. for Medical Intervention ”(I.M.) (See Art. 27 of this Regulation, ARBITRAL VERDICTS)
3.- There will be a first aid kit and an ambulance to be able to practice the first cures and emergency care, and a stretcher will be available under the ring, which will be placed in advance of the start of the Meeting. Without the presence of an ambulance, it cannot be started
4.- You will have the inexcusable obligation to check after the bouts and before leaving the premises, that all the participants are in a satisfactory condition. He will carry out the necessary cures or sutures and will extend the appropriate flyer for admission or care in the Medical Center of any injured person, accompanying him if necessary
5.- The Medical Examination of each Boxer is mandatory before taking part in a Boxing EVENING. The corresponding Act will be drawn up from said Acknowledgment (depending on the model) that the Physician will sign. The Results Act will always be accompanied by the Medical Examination and Weighing Act, as previously indicated
6.- In the case of K.O. or K.O.T., the Physician will examine immediately after the fight any Boxer who has lost before the limit for any of these reasons. In the event that loss of consciousness, temporal-spatial disorientation or any other symptom of neurological alteration had occurred, even if it had subsequently been recovered, it will be MANDATORY for immediate hospitalization (completing the corresponding Accident Report of the insurer for this purpose) in a period of preventive observation, subjecting him to the appropriate tests and personally taking charge of all medical procedures up to the moment of discharge
7.- In the Medical Examinations, it must be clearly indicated: Name, surname, collegiate number and the Federal license number of the Physician
8.- At the minute of rest, without the Referee's request, but notifying the Referee, he may examine the fighter he considers to be in poor condition and, if necessary, recommend to the Referee the suspension of combat. this result being also that of “K.O.T. by Medical Intervention ”(I.M.) (See Art. 27).
This Doctor will be in charge of sending the injured person to the specialist they need.
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SPECIFIC FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
In the event of a Title or Elimination dispute, the Medical Examination will be more thorough, since the provision and physical demands are usually more harsh, as the number of assaults is greater and a greater effort to conquer or defend the Championship.
C.- ANNOUNCER Must be in possession of the current federal license.
1.- In the dispute of any Title, you must use the official language of the COUNTRY both in the presentations and in all its announcements to the public.
2.- Before a match, he will present the Boxers with an indication of names, history, weight and category. Likewise, the name of the Referee, Judges and Coaches 3.- Announce the beginning of each round specifying the number of the same
4.- In the minute of rest and when ten (10) seconds are missing for the start of the new assault, he will announce the "seconds out", all the auxiliaries must leave the ring
5.- In said rest period, he will inform the public, at the Delegate's request, of the possible reprimands made in the previous assault, if he could not have informed during the course of the same
6.- At the end of the match, the result of the match will be published according to the notification received from the Delegate, indicating the score of each Judge when the match ends with the decision of a winner for points or no match.
7.- He also sits at the Federative Table located on the side of the ring and will be at the direct and immediate indications of the Delegate. It must transmit to the public, concise and clearly, the observations that the Delegate consider appropriate
8.- He will be the spokesman for the indications of the Judge-Timekeeper. You will always use a language of clean and correct expressions.
Artícle 10 REFEREES AND JUDGES
A.- REFEREE In each competition, the Main Referee will be appointed in accordance with the rules and requirements that are dictated by the corresponding Referees / Judges Committee.
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The Referee or Combat Director will exercise his functions only and exclusively within the ring, where he represents the highest authority.
The Referee will be dressed in black long pants, a white shirt, a ROYAL BLUE bow tie, one of those used for a bow tie and light shoes, boots or sports shoes without heels or nails.
You will not wear rings or pins, watches, earrings, "piercings" or any other object or ornament that may constitute danger. The shirt can be long or short sleeves, it will have the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION approved coat of arms on the left front of the shirt as well as the large back
In bouts for National and International Championships, as well as in the Qualifiers for said Championships, a Referee / Judge and a minimum of three (3) Judges will be appointed. Before the start of the competition, the Chief Referee will require the EVENING Federative Delegate, the licenses and supporting documentation that all participants (including foreigners) are in possession of the corresponding federative license. The Referee or Combat Director will examine, if he deems appropriate, the Boxers' hands before and after the bandage.
The Referee will carry out, in collaboration with the Delegate, the corresponding inspection or surveillance of the bandages to the participating fighters, who will stamp to confirm that said bandages have been carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations.
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El The referee may examine the bandages of the fighters, being accompanied by the Federative Delegate or by some Coach representing the opposing fighter. Before starting the combat, the Referee or Combat Director will proceed to the following:
a) Check that the clothing of the fighters, Coaches and Coach Assistants, complies with the regulatory standards b) Identify the Main Coach, who will be solely responsible for making the appropriate decisions regarding his ward (abandonment, notification of possible wounds or injuries, etc.), being also the only one authorized to enter the corridors, during breaks between assaults, to cater to your fighter. a) The Referee or the Official designated by him may, if he deems it necessary, control the application of bandages and the placement of gloves and their sealing, if this has been done before entering the ring. In Championships matches such control is mandatory, and must be accompanied by the Federal Delegate or representative of the opposing fighter.
YOUR MISSION WILL CONSIST OF:
1.- Check Boxers' clothing, gloves, petroleum jelly on the face (as indicated in Article 5 of this Regulation), that do not have beards, earrings, “piercings”, glasses, contact lenses, loose hair and use of genital protectors ("chin guard"), pectoral (for women) and mouth protector in both cases 2.- To ensure that the combat is carried out with sportsmanship, cleanliness and that the Regulations are strictly applied, maintaining control of the combat in all its aspects 3.- Prevent the lower Boxer from receiving an excessive or unnecessary punishment 4.- At the end of the assault or combat, he will collect and examine the Judges' score cards and, after verifying them, will deliver them to the Delegate or, in his absence, to the Officer who performs his duties. until the result is officially and publicly announced: Then it will raise the winner's hand (or both if the decision is null combat) 6.- When disqualifying a Boxer or suspending a fight, he will first inform the Delegate, indicating to which fighter and for what reason he disqualified or the causes that motivated the suspension of a fight. Next, he will also inform the Judges. Only the Delegate will be the one who gives the report to the Speaker so that the latter communicates the decision to the public 7.- Only the following three (3) voices will be used:
- "BOX"! (Fight!), Telling them to start or continue the fight - "BREAK"! (Separate!), Ending a situation of subjection of a boxer to his rival or mutual (clinch); To this mandate, each Boxer will take a step back, immediately resuming combat action, without the need for any new order
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- "STOP"! (Stop!), Ordering the Boxers to stop.
The voice of STOP! it will give rise to the stoppage of the chronometer only when the Referee indicates it to the Federative Table. For the fight to resume, you must give the voice of ¡BOX! 8.- The Referee will indicate to a Boxer by means of signs, any infraction to the Rules.
THE REFEREE IS AUTHORIZED TO:
1.- End a fight at any time, if you consider that there is a very marked inequality between the two fighters
2.- End a fight at any time, if one of the Boxers is injured and in his judgment, he cannot continue fighting
3.- Suspend a fight at any time, if you consider that the opponents do not fight with the necessary effort to obtain the victory. In that case, you may disqualify one or both contestants.
4.- Enforce compliance with the rules by reprimanding or advising a contestant or without suspending the action of combat (private warning), suspending the action in a combat and publicly admonishing a Boxer who has committed a fault or who does not fight with the proper cleaning
5.- Disqualify a Boxer who does not immediately obey his orders
6.- Disqualify a Coach who violates the Regulations, and if necessary, the Boxer himself
7.- Disqualify, with or without prior notice, a Boxer who commits a foul
8.- Suspend the count of a knock-down if the standing Boxer does not retreat to a neutral corner or is slow to do so
9.- Interpret the Regulations that may be applied or are related to the combat that is being held or decide and take measures in any circumstance of the combat that is not specified in the Regulations
10.- Not to allow that in each corner there are more than three (3) Coaches- Helpers and that all of them are in possession of their corresponding updated federal licenses, as well as properly dressed
11.- With or without notice to the public, the Referee can declare the bout "No Contest", if he considers that the public is acting in a manner detrimental to the proper conduct of the bout
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12.- In the case of a fallen Boxer, the Referee or Combat Director will immediately start the account; will do so out loud from one to ten (10) if it is on the parquet or up to twenty (20) if the fall is outside the parquet, at a rate of one per second and in such a way that it can be heard by the fallen Boxer, at a counting rate that the Judge-Timekeeper will indicate by hitting the ring mat, audibly by the Referee. When one counts, one second must have elapsed from the moment the Boxer is considered down.
NO PROTECTION ACCOUNTS WILL BE GIVEN WITH THE BOXER STANDING, unless the fall has been prevented by the ropes. In this case, the account will be eight (8). In the case of interrupting the fight because one of the Boxers has received forceful punishment even if he has not fallen, the immediate stop of the fight will proceed, decreeing his loss by K.O.T.
The account to the fallen Boxer will implicitly imply the discount of ONE POINT to the Cash Boxer. If a Judge considers that account made by the Referee to be erroneous, he will not be obliged to discount said point.
If by mistake, when a fighter is dropped and counted by the Referee, the bell rings at the end of an assault, excluding the last round, the account WILL NOT BE DISRUPTED. If the Boxer continues to fall on the canvas after the count of ten (10) or twenty (20) depending on whether he is on or under the floorboard, he is declared OUT OF FIGHT (K.O.). But if the boxer considers and indicates to the Referee that he is fit to continue boxing, the bell having sounded, he must go to his corner and the number of seconds that have been spent in excess, will be deducted from the rest of the rest minute.
If a Boxer falls through the ropes of the ring, outside the platform of the ring, as a result of a lawful blow, he may not be helped by any person to return to the ring and, in these cases, the count will be twenty (20 ) seconds instead of ten (10). If the Boxer cannot return to the ring before twenty (20) seconds, the Referee will declare him LOSER BY K.O.
If both fall outside the ring, and do not return before the count of twenty (20) seconds, the combat will be declared NULL TECHNICAL (NT) if it has been in the first four rounds and NO CONTEST (NC) if it has been from the beginning of the fifth.
It is expressly understood that a match or combat cannot be stopped by a low blow, since the protector that both Boxers must use is considered sufficient protection to withstand any low blow that could incapacitate any of the contestants.
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However, the Referee may grant the fighter who has received the blow, according to the Doctor, a few minutes of recovery that will never exceed five (5).
If any of the contestants falls to the ground or in any other way indicates that they do not want to continue fighting, claiming that they have received a low blow, the Referee will consult with the Judges about the existence or not of the blow. If the blow is feigned and if the complaining Boxer does not resume the fight, he will be declared LOSER BY DISQUALIFICATION (P.D.)
If the Referee found that the blow was intentional, depending on the severity of the blow or if there was repetition, he could disqualify the opposing Boxer. It will always be at the discretion of the Referee.
If a Boxer violates the Regulations, but does not deserve to be disqualified for it, the Referee will stop the match and warn the culprit. Before the warning, the Referee will order the Boxers to stop. The warning will be clear so that the Boxer understands the reason and purpose of it. The Referee will make a hand signal to each Judge to indicate that he has made a special warning and will clearly indicate which is the Boxer warned and the causes of the warning. In the same way and preferably, he will inform the Delegate.
After the warning, the Referee will order them to continue fighting, with the voice of "BOX" !. If a Boxer receives three (3) warnings in a fight, he will be disqualified. But always bearing in mind that the three warnings are the maximum that a Referee will give to the same Boxer. If the offense is very serious, one (1) or two (2) warnings MAY DISQUALIFY YOU.
A Referee may reprimand a Boxer. Such a warning will be advice or indication from the Referee to prevent a Boxer from acting improperly or committing minor infractions of the Regulations. To do so, it is not necessary to interrupt the fight; an opportune and safe moment during the assault can be used to warn the Boxer who violates the rules, previous mimic signs indicating the warning.
This type of warning without warning, can only be done to the same Boxer three (3) times for the same non-serious offense. In the fourth (4), he will be publicly reprimanded, penalizing him with the loss of one (1) point, or two (2), depending on the severity or intention of the offense committed.
In the case of a public warning by the Referee, the Judges may act as follows:
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Next to the column of points, write the following abbreviations on the boxed card:
• W.- Indicates that the Combat Director Referee admonished a fighter and the Judge agrees with the warning. It will discount ONE POINT (1) OR TWO (2) to the admonished fighter
• X.- Indicates that the Combat Director Referee admonished a fighter and the Judge does not agree with the warning. WILL NOT DISCOUNT ANY POINT
• J.- Indicates that the Judge admonished a boxer or Coach for a foul that he has seen, without the Referee warning. It will discount ONE POINT (1) to the admonished fighter. If the warning went to the Trainer, it will also discount ONE POINT (1) to the fighter he is caring for.
If during a bout the Referee suffers an accident or sudden illness that makes it impossible for him to continue exercising his function, he will automatically be replaced by the oldest Judge or the one who is acting as substitute. The Referee and Judges will act in contact and dependence on the Delegate, so that at the time of any incident they can replace a partner, etc. IN THE EXERCISE OF ITS FUNCTIONS, IT HAS TOTAL AUTONOMY. At rest intervals they can receive observations from the Delegate, Judges and Ring Doctor.
In the "incidents" section of the Results Act, he will write, together with the Federal Delegate, any anomaly in the development of the competition. If in any circumstance, your criteria does not coincide with that of the Federal Delegate in incidents or anomalies, you will write an annex to the Results Act and will immediately send it to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION with a copy to the corresponding Referees / Judges Committee, reflecting faithfully what happened.
During the bout, the Referee will also have complete freedom in interpreting the Rules or setting other appropriate ones, in each case not provided for by these Regulations. In everything, they will be determined by their own Regulations.
Whenever a foreign Boxer takes part in the Pugilistic EVENING, the Referee will require the Federative Delegate for his performance, THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE GBF, which will have previously verified that he is authorized by his country of origin. Without this authorization, you will not be able to take part in said evening.
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APPOINTMENT OF REFEREES
The Referees will be appointed by their own Committee and with the approval of their National Delegation. For International bouts or with National Titles, the National Committee will always be appointed by the Referees and Judges with the approval of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
FOR EACH COMBAT THEY MAY BE DESIGNATED:
• A single Referee / Judge
• One Referee / Judge assisted by two (2) Judges
• One Referee / Judge (Combat Director) who does not score and three (3) Judges.
In the bouts for National Championships or Eliminatory for the same, it will be designated by the National Committee of Referees / Judges with the approval of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, a Director Referee and three (3) Judges, all of them with a minimum category of national .
In the event that for any reason of force majeure, any of the four (4) designated does not arrive in time to act on the mission conferred, it will act as follows:
1- If the absent is the Director Referee, his substitution will be raffled by the Federal Delegate among the three (3) neutral Judges, to direct the Championship, acting as the substitute Judge, who must be a Referee from the same town where it is held the Championship, with a National category at least
2.- If the one who did not arrive on time was one of the neutral Judges, he may be replaced by a Referee from the locality with at least a National category
3.- In the event that there is no Referee in the locality holding this category, the substitute Judge or, where appropriate, the Combat Director, would act at the same time as Combat Director and as Judge.
B.- JUDGES
They will independently judge the merits of each Boxer and decide who is the winner, if any, in accordance with the Regulations.
1.- During the match, the Judge may not speak to the Referee or to the other Judges or to any Boxer. Only in the necessary case and at the end of an assault, may he indicate to the Referee any incident or anomaly that would have gone unnoticed by him
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2.- He will record on his card the score of each round independently considered, adding the partial figures, and at the end of the fight, the totals, which will give the final result
3.- At the beginning of each round, ten (10) points will be agreed for each one of them. No point fraction will be given. At the end of each round, the best Boxer (the most skilled) will receive ten (10) points and his opponent, proportionally less. In case of equality, each boxer will receive TEN (10) points
4.- Points will be awarded for attack with clean strokes and correctly applied with the knuckle part of the glove of each hand to the opponent, anywhere on the forehead or on the sides of the head or body above the waist (being the waist an imaginary line through the body above the hip bones or iliac bones). For defense, keeping guard or withdrawing. When the round is equal, most of the points will be given to the Boxer who shows the best "Style", "Skill" and "Efficacy", as well as better attack and defense movements.
5.- The actual score of the points will be given immediately after the match and in indelible ink on the score cards. No erasures or additions will be made at all or at any point.
In his role as Judge, he will not smoke or drink alcoholic beverages.
Artícle 11 PROFESSIONAL BOXERS.
1.- GO TO A PROFESSIONAL OF NATIONAL BOXERS
The pass to the Professional Boxer category may be granted by the President of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION - GBF
A. The Pass to Professional, in this second case, will be subject to the restrictions deemed by the Amateur Boxing Committee (C.B.A.), or in its case, the Board of Directors of the GBF.
The maximum age for this will be 35 years. There is no age limit in the PROFESSIONAL MASTER category.
When submitting the application for your Professional Pass, you must attach the documentation indicated in the REGULATION that has previously been approved by the National Assembly.
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2.- APPROVALS AND LICENSE VISAS
For participation in Professional matches, licenses must be endorsed, prior to issuance, by the GBF Professional Boxing Committee
To participate in international competitions, they must be approved by the GBF
3.- GO TO PROFESSIONAL OF FOREIGN BOXERS
Foreign Boxers who request their Pass to Professional will apply for their license directly to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, reporting to the National Delegation in which they have their residence fixed.
The documentation to be sent will be that indicated in the NORMATIVE approved by the National Assembly.
4.- PARTICIPATION IN COMPETITIONS
In order for a Professional Boxer to validly take part in a Boxing EVENING, he must meet the following conditions: a) License in force for the current year. For NATIONAL and INTERNATIONAL bouts, it must be certified by the GBF
b) In case of being represented by a Manager, having signed an Empowerment Contract, under the conditions indicated in the REGULATION and, in all cases, the preparation with a Coach.
c) Displacement Permit. This requirement will be required when the Boxer acts outside the demarcation of his National Delegation and for the performance in any country of foreign fighters. d) Not be sanctioned or suspended by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, by the National Delegation or by international organizations e) He may not fight during the 28 days prior to the dispute of a National Title. No Boxer may conduct a bout if a minimum period of thirteen (13) days has elapsed since their last bout and they are not in progress on any of the temporary suspensions due to loss before the limit or medical recommendation for rest, without having previously lost the limit.
In special cases, the Professional Boxing Committee may authorize a minimum period of seven (7) days to elapse from the last fight of a Boxer.
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No other of these special permits may be granted until two (2) months after the previous one and no more than four (4) times a year, to the same Boxer. The fighters and Coaches must show respect and deference to the Federative Delegate, the Referee and the other Service Officials. They should refrain from making comments and discussions, always observing the rules of the most correct behavior and extend it to the spectators. Above the ring, they can speak quietly during breaks. They may not question the Referee; if they have something to communicate to you, only the Coach should do it. They will promptly follow the orders emanating from the Referee and listen respectfully to their observations. Before and at the end of combat, each fighter will politely shake his opponent's hand. During the fight, any greeting, gesture or action is prohibited, the fight being, and only this, the sporting effort to be carried out. The Referees must be vigilant and reprimand the Boxer for saluting his opponent during the round. And if necessary, caution by discounting points.
5.- TRAININGS In training, a higher difference between the minimum and maximum weight in kilos of those indicated in Article 7 of these Regulations will never be allowed. It is advisable to use the regulatory protectors during the assaults of gloves (helmet, chin guard, genital protectors, etc.). It is the responsibility of the Trainers to monitor these training sessions and they must take into account, especially, the difference in category and weight that may exist between the Boxers, to allow these confrontations to take place. Boxers who undergo a K.O. they must keep the statutory rest in the same way as if the K.O. it would have been in combat. "The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION will issue the Coach who does not know the K.O", so that the Sports Discipline Committee imposes the corresponding sanction.
Artícle 12 CATEGORIES OR SERIES
1.- CLASSIFICATION
Professional Boxers are classified into the following categories:
THIRD SERIES:
All Amateur Boxers who are authorized to enter the Professional field, except those who, due to their sports history, go directly to the Second Series, as specified in the following section.Those that descend from the Second Series, as specified in the following articles.
SECOND SERIES:
a) Amateur Boxers who have been authorized to enter the Professional field by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, have obtained at least one medal in any of the following competitions:
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- World Championships.
- European Championships.
- Mediterranean Games.
- Have proclaimed two (2) consecutive years or three (3) alternates, National Amateur Champion. b) Those that rise from the Third Series, as specified in the following articles. c) Those that descend from the First Series, as specified in the following articles.
FIRST SERIES: a) Those who proclaim themselves Champions of Spain, or of the bodies E.B.U., W.B.C., W.B.A., I.B.F., W.B.O. or other International Titles. b) Former National, European, World, Intercontinental Champions, etc., who have at least 50% victories in their last 8 matches. c) Those that amount to the Second Series, according to what is specified in the following articles.
2.- PROMOTIONS
They ascend from Second to First Series and from Third to Second Series: a) In the weights MINIMUM, MINIMOSCA, MOSCA, SUPERMOSCA, GALLO, SUPERGALLO, MEDIO, SUPERMEDIO, SEMIPESADO, CRUCERO y HEAVY, the Boxers that have performed in the category of the proceed, a minimum of six (6) bouts with more than 50% of victories, of which two (2) at least must be achieved with Boxers of the same or higher category b) In the rest of the weights PEN, SUPER FEATHER, LIGHT, SUPER LIGHT, WELTER, and SUPERWELTER, the Boxers who have made in the category from which they come, a minimum of eight (8) bouts, with more than 50% of victories, with Boxers of the same or higher category In special cases, the Professional Boxing Committee may decide to promote a boxer who does not meet the aforementioned requirements, if he deems it appropriate, taking into account the category of the opponents with whom he has faced , brilliance of the bouts carried out, proven technical category and other concurrent circumstances.
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NULL bouts (ties) will be considered VICTORIES for this purpose.
3.- DESCENT
They descend from First to Second Series and from Second to Third Series: a) In the weights MINIMUM, MINIMOSCA, MOSCA, SUPERMOSCA, GALLO, SUPERGALLO, MEDIO, SUPERMEDIO, SEMIPESADO, CRUCERO y HEAVY, the Boxers that in their category of origin, have a minimum of six (6) bouts with more than 50 Defeats%
b) In the rest of the pesos, FEATHER. SUPER FEATHER, LIGHTWEIGHT, SUPERLIGHTWEIGHT, WELTER and SUPERWELTER, the Boxers who have carried out in the appropriate category, a minimum of eight (8) fights with more than 50% defeats c) Those who have not fought for twelve (12) months without justification at the time of the publication of the Semester Classification published by the GBF The Professional Boxing Committee, may decide in special cases, keep in its Series fighters in whom the objective circumstances indicated above for their descent concur, if it deems it appropriate, taking into account the development of the fights they have carried out, technical category of the fighter and other concurrent circumstances. Whenever there is talk of 50% losses, it must be with fighters of the same or lower category. To carry out the calculation of bouts, the NULLS will be considered as VICTORIES. The Classifications of the fighters by Series will be published by the Professional Boxing Committee every six months, in the months of January and July. During the month prior to the publication of these publications, Boxers who represent themselves and Managers (Representatives) who wish one or more of their Boxers to be classified in other weight categories, must notify the Boxing Committee in writing. Professional.
Artícle 13 FACES
Only the following confrontations are allowed: a) The THIRD SERIES, with Boxers classified in the same Series, and once the first four (4) fights have been disputed, depending on the results, may fight against SECOND SERIES Boxers b) The SECOND SERIES with Boxers of the same Series or FIRST or THIRD, if the latter have more than four (4) bouts with at least 50% of victories. A fighter promoted from THIRD to SECOND SERIES will not be able to play his first match in this Series with a FIRST boxer.
34 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) c) FIRST SERIES, with Boxers of the same series or SECOND, if he has more than two (2) bouts already carried out in Second with Boxers of the same Series and at least 50% of victories.
ALL POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PREVIOUS SECTIONS ARE FULLY PROHIBITED.
The Professional Boxing Committee may deny your authorization for a fight between fighters from different Series if it considers that the gap in the quality of the fight between them is excessive.
Boxers belonging to the same Manager (Agent) may dispute a fight if there is a National or International Title at stake. Not in the case of a Title, they must request authorization from the Professional Boxing Committee.
COMBATS BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR BOXERS ARE COMPLETELY COMPLETE. MIXED COMBATS BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN ARE ALSO PROHIBITED.
. Artícle 14 FEDERATIVE LICENSE
1.- LICENSE APPLICATION
At the time of applying for the federative license, the applicant must have reached the age of majority, in order to practice the sport of boxing in a public and regulatory manner. Otherwise, you must provide parental consent. No license will be granted to anyone who has organic or functional disease.
Total deafness is incompatible with licensing. Any person who is totally blind in one eye also cannot be authorized to box. The lowest required degrees of visual acuity are 5/10 for one eye and 1/10 for the other, with a normal field of view and myopia, if any, less than -4 diopters.
There will be no age limit for successive renewals, as long as the practice of Boxing is not interrupted, understanding participation in homologated matches as such, and the medical report is satisfactory. If said practice is interrupted for two (2) consecutive years.
The fighter who ceases his activity for a period of two (2) years or more and has not reached the age of 35, may renew his license if he submits to a strict medical control that will determine whether or not he will reintegrate into the boxing activity. You may not fight until one month after the date of issuance of the license, or in any other weight category than those specified below: a) The weight category corresponding to your previous license b) The immediately higher weight class
35 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) c) The immediately lower weight category These conditions can be varied if the National Medical Commission authorizes it. Professional Boxers are subject to the general discipline regime, Regulations and Statutes of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION. The documentation to be sent to the GBF for its approval will be that indicated in the REGULATION cited in Article 11 of these Regulations. When applying for the license, they will undergo a Medical Examination by the Doctors of their National Delegation, who will fill in the FEDERATIVE FORM, and these forms can also be issued by Official Centers, to be able to specialize in sports Medicine.
2.- SUSPENSION
Professional Boxers may be subject to temporary suspensions for the following reasons: a) By sanction imposed by the National Committee on Sports Discipline b) For fighting both in the country of origin and abroad without the regulatory Travel Permits issued by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION and the necessary medical documentation c) THE FISTER WHO LOSES A COMBAT BEFORE THE LIMIT, WHETHER THE ARBITRAL DECISION WAS, WILL REMAIN INACTIVE FOR FOUR WEEKS (28) DAYS FOLLOWING THE DATE OF THEIR DEFEAT, “EVEN IF THE DEFEAT IS BY DISQUALIFICATION” d) IF IT WAS DEFEATED BEFORE THE LIMIT TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE TIMES, IT WILL REMAIN INACTIVE FOR A TERM OF EIGHT WEEKS (56 DAYS), COUNTING FROM THE SECOND DEFEAT
In these two cases, the GBF Medical Services will examine your history and decide on the medical documentation to be sent through your National Delegation. e) If he is defeated by injury, he may not act as long as he does not present the Registration of the Insurance Agency or similar entity, but if the cure is verified before the time established in the previous article, he must remain inactive for four weeks (28) days or eight weeks (56) days if it is the second consecutive loss. Unless you are authorized to fight before these regulatory deadlines by the Physician of your National Delegation
f) The disqualification decisions caused will be assimilated TO ALL EFFECTS, to those of loss before the limit g) If, in the opinion of the Federation Doctors, a Boxer shows obvious signs of encephalopathy or other disabling injury in the course or after a fight, the license must be withdrawn until the appropriate report is issued by the
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Federation Medical Council , after having undergone an exhaustive examination, deciding whether he can continue the practice of Boxing.
PRECAUTIONARY SUSPENSION
Professional Boxers may lose their license: a) Those who suffer K.O. "out of combat" for three (3) consecutive times or four (4) alternates in six (6) combats and those who have suffered ten (10) defeats in a row or fifteen (15) alternates in the last twenty (20) disputed. Losses due to injury will not be taken into account, for the above purposes b) Those who, due to their physical condition, advise, according to the opinion of the National Medical Commission, that they will inform the Professional Boxing Committee of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, their cessation as an active Boxer. c) By sanction imposed by the National Sports Discipline Committee. Likewise, the Professional Boxing Committee may agree to the loss of the license of those Boxers:
- FIRST or SECOND SERIES, who have not boxed in a year. - THIRD SERIES, who have not boxed in two years.
Artícle 15 RULES FOR ACTION ABROAD OF NATIONAL LICENSED BOXERS
All Professional fighters who are in possession of the current federal license and therefore of Registration in the INSURANCE AGENCY or similar entity may request an Exit Permit abroad. These permits will be issued ONLY BY THE GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (Professional Boxing Committee).
Through his National Delegation, the Manager of the interested party will present the Contracts for the combat to be carried out, if possible, with a minimum notice of seven (7) days from the date of the combat.
The Contracts presented must always be signed by the Manager of the Boxer for whom the exit permit abroad is interested.
These Contracts, which will be made by the Promoter, must indicate the agreed weight limit in kilos.
When applying for the National Licensed Boxers' Exit Permit abroad, it will be necessary to include in the petition the verified history of the Boxer to be faced, with the understanding that the permission granted is to face the owner of the
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THIRD SERIES Boxers may only fight abroad six (6) rounds with Boxers of the same category.
They will have a minimum of five (5) bouts on their record and in their last three (3) performances they will have to be victories. Void battles for this purpose will be considered victories.
In special cases, the Professional Boxing Committee may authorize THIRD SERIES fighters who have not won in their last two (2) last performances to box abroad, provided they have a minimum of six (6) bouts and that the fight perform, be it with a boxer of similar quality and personal record.
The SECOND SERIES will not be able to carry out combats superior to eight (8) rounds and their opponents will not be of superior category. The FIRST SERIES will need special permission to act against European, World or other International Champions, as well as with Boxers classified in the top ten (10) places on the International lists.
In any case, the Professional Boxing Committee will determine, in the last instance, the granting or denial of said request to go abroad. Although the Displacement Permit is authorized by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, the Manager of the boxer is obliged upon his return, once the combat has been carried out, to deliver to his National Delegation, to be sent to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, the regulatory form with the result of the combat and the signature of the Delegate of the organizing country. Every Boxer with a Spanish license who is going to act abroad must inexcusably carry the following documentation: a) Valid license approved by the GBF b) Displacement Permit issued by the GBF c) Passport (or D.N.I. for countries of the U.E.) d) Medical documentation required by the delegations of the organizing countries e) Insurer's credential or similar entity.
Artícle 16 RULES FOR THE OPERATION OF FOREIGN BOXERS RESIDENT IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
All foreign Professional Boxers who temporarily reside in another country, may legalize their situation in order to hold the INTERNATIONAL LICENSE in the FOREIGN SPECIAL modality. For this, they will present to the Professional
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Boxing Committee, the documentation indicated in the REGULATIONS approved by the Assembly.
Once this documentation has been reviewed by the Professional Boxing Committee, the INTERNATIONAL LICENSE will be provided, especially for foreigners residing in another country and they will be registered for all purposes with the INSURER or similar entity.
These Boxers will abide by the regulations of the country that resides both for their performance in the national territory, as well as for the Exit Permits abroad.
A NATIONAL OR FOREIGN Professional Boxer who signs with two or more Managers simultaneously, will be issued and until the National Committee on Sports Discipline of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION does not rule on the matter, he will not be authorized to fight with a National license.
Artícle 17 COACHES, COACH ASSISTANTS AND MANAGERS (POWERED)
1.- COACH
The Coach (second and / or Trainer) is the qualified Technician who trains and directs one or more fighters under his care in his competitions, accompanies them on trips that require their professional activity, especially in the dressing room and in the ring . Coaches are those who, having completed the corresponding course, are in possession of the corresponding federative license.
The different categories, qualifications, income, classifications and obligations, are regulated by the Regulations of the National Coaches Committee.
The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION will issue the following Coach Licenses: a) National Boxing Instructor b) Regional Boxing Instructor c) Boxing Monitor d) Instructor's Assistant
According to the Regulations of the National Coaches Committee, only those in categories “A”, “B” and “C” may train and sign Empowerment Contracts with Professional Boxers. To be able to act validly the Trainers and Helpers in an evening of Professional or Mixed Boxing, it is an essential requirement to be in
39 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) possession of the appropriate federal license in force, whose duration will be ONE YEAR, from the date of issue.
THE POSSESSION OF A LICENSE OF A PROFESSIONAL BOXER IN ACTIVE WITH THE LICENSE OF COACH, MONITOR OR ASSISTANT MAY BE COMPATIBLE, THE DUPLICITY OF FUNCTIONS IS EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED IN THE SAME EVENING. BUT BOTH LICENSES WILL BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE ARBITRATOR / JUDGE.
The maximum number of Trainers and Assistants in a Professional match and for a National Title shall not exceed three (3) and in Continental, World or other Championships, four (4). The Referee will know in each match who is the Head Coach, who will be responsible for the conduct of his Helpers. They must abide by the following rules:
1. Both the Coach and his Assistants must present clean and decent sports clothing. They must also wear sports shoes
2. The Head Coach is the only one who can penetrate the interior of the string that forms the ring during the minute of rest. The Referee will not allow the entrance to the television cameras, nor the access to the ring to any person other than the Seconds or Helpers
3. During the assault, neither the Coach nor his Assistant may remain on the ring platform. Ten seconds before the assault begins and at the “seconds out” voice spoken by the Announcer, the Assistants will descend from it, making it the Head Coach when the bell or gong that starts the assault rings. Seats, towels, buckets, etc. must have been removed from the platform. The repeated delay in these actions may give rise to a warning and loss of points for the Boxer. They must be placed at their angle of the ring, so that they do not hinder the visibility of the public
4. The Trainer, on duty in the corner, must have a towel and / or a sponge for his Boxer. If the Head Coach wishes to withdraw his fighter during the round, he must throw the towel or sponge into the ring so that he is seen by the Referee and the contestants. He will never throw in the towel or sponge when the Referee is counting the Boxer.
If he does so, the Referee will interrupt the account and give his Boxer a loser for K.O.T. If the Trainer does not want his fighter to continue fighting after that count, he will throw in the towel after the voice "box". If you wish to have your fighter abandoned during the rest minute between rounds, you must throw in the towel or sponge when the bell rings announcing the start of the next round.
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5. The Coach or his Helpers may not give any advice, help or encouragement to his participant during the assault. If a Coach or his Helpers break the rules, the boxer may be cautioned or disqualified. Any Coach or Assistant or any Manager who encourages or encourages spectators, verbally or by sign, to give advice or to encourage a fighter in the course of an assault may be cautioned by the Referee
6. In the course of the bout, they will maintain rigorous silence from their corner and will comply in this regard with the authority of the Referee and to respect the regulatory rules and those issued by the Federal Delegate. The inadequate attitude of his Trainer or Helpers, can cause the Boxer to be disqualified.
THE SPECIFIC OBLIGATIONS OF THE COACHES AND ASSISTANTS ARE:
a) Appear with your Boxer in the act of the Official Weighing, taking care that he is within the established limits, carrying out control weighing for this. In said weighing act, the Trainer must present the required regulatory documentation b) Assist the fighters in the dressing room and accompany them to the ring. They will take care at all times of the most exact fulfillment of the pre-combat details, that is, correct equipment of both (Trainer and Boxer)), as well as the Helpers under their responsibility. Bandages, genital and oral protectors, chest protector in battles between women, etc. It will also review in advance the necessary elements that must be available in the ring (gauze, water, cream, bench or seat for recovery between assaults, etc.) The importance of a correct warm-up should never be forgotten, nor should the psychological moral support required by the Boxer in the moments before the fight. At the end of it, and sportingly abiding by the result, whatever it may be, accompany him directly to the dressing room with the greatest possible diligence and always giving him all the care he needs. c) Monitor and intervene so that their Boxers observe discipline and good rules of conduct d) Monitor and control that their fighters are not given alcoholic, exciting or doping substances e) Maintain a correct and sporty attitude at all times, both with the opponents and with the Referees and Judges, with the Federatives and with the general public f) The Boxing Coach, in all its categories, must always be an example and have correct ethical behavior. It must therefore always be disciplined and obedient to the rules of its Committee and the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, as well as those of its National Delegation.
41 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) g) Refrain from entering the ring before the end of the assault h) Any infraction committed by a Coach or Assistant, will be sanctioned with rigor, since it supposes that with greater age and experience, the fault becomes more important.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COACHES
Coaches must meet the following conditions: a) Be from the country or foreigner with official residence certificate, issued by the competent authorities b) Be of legal age and not suffer a physical impediment that prevents the normal development of their functions c) Be in possession of the corresponding GBF Degree and federative license.
2.- TRAINING ASSISTANT
The person who collaborates with the Coach, both in preparing the fighter and in his fights, is called an Assistant. Helpers are those who requesting and obtaining the corresponding federative license, meet the following conditions: a) Being from the country or abroad b) Be of legal age and not suffer a physical impediment that prevents the normal development of their functions c) Be under the tutelage of a certified Coach.
The duties and obligations of the Assistant have already been specified in the previous section (COACHES).
3.- MANAGER (POWERED)
Manager (formerly Attorney) is the person who represents the Boxer in relation to his economic, material and sports interests in his professional career, through an Empowerment Agreement signed with him, as indicated in Art. 11 of this Regulation. The Manager is obliged to provide his pupil with the matches that correspond to his category, of which he will receive the percentage indicated in the Empowerment Contract. It is also obliged to provide you with the necessary means for your physical, technical and specific preparation. If possible, he will accompany you on trips that require your professional activity and will be responsible, together with your Coach, for your sports behavior.
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The characteristics that a Manager must have are the following: a) Be from the country (or foreigner, with residence) b) Be of legal age c) Be in possession of the corresponding federal license approved by GBF. The Manager license will be requested from the GBF. through the corresponding National Delegation, providing the documentation specified in the LEGISLATION approved in the Assembly. The validity of the Manager license will be ONE YEAR, from the date of homologation by the
Artícle 18 PROMOTER.
1.- GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Any natural or legal person, public or private, who for profit or without profit, organizes Boxing EVENTS is considered a Promoter.
Sports Clubs or Public Limited Companies may also be).
When a natural or legal person requests from the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION a PROMOTER license to organize Professional Boxing EVENINGS in any country. No person, entity or Club may organize Mixed or Professional Boxing EVENINGS without being in possession of the federal Promoter license.
This license also covers the organization of National, Continental, Intercontinental, World or other International Titles.
The documentation necessary to obtain the Promoter license will be that indicated in the REGULATIONS approved by the Assembly.
The validity of the Promoter license will be UNTIL DECEMBER 31 OF THE YEAR IN WHICH IT IS ISSUED.
2.- PROGRAMMING AND CONTRACTING
For all programming or hiring, the Promoters have to go solely and exclusively to the Manager of the boxer in which they want their participation.
The conditions, competition, duration, fees, bond, etc, will be stipulated each year by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION and will be available to those interested, at the federative headquarters.
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Professional Boxing cannot be scheduled for anything other than by the Promoters or Clubs that are duly legalized, and in special cases by the GBF itself or by its National Delegations in those localities that do not have Promoters or in the case of charitable pugilistic EVENINGS. or official competitions that the Promoters or Clubs refuse to organize.
The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION does not recognize any private commitment between Boxers, Managers, Trainers or Promoters.
The Promoters are responsible for the punctual fulfillment of all their obligations towards those indicated, as well as towards the Referees and the federal authorities. They have the obligation to make available to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION and the National Delegations, the places and accommodations corresponding to the Technical Zone specified in Article 2, required by the federal authorities.
The GBF, at the request of the Manager who requests it in writing, may require the Promoter to deposit the corresponding bags during the weigh-in.
Said deposit will be made in cash, conformed stub or bank guarantee, to the person of the Delegate of the Federation, who will issue a certification proving that the amount has been deposited. In case the Promoter does not meet this requirement, the Boxer is released from all obligations and the contract will be considered null, breached by the Promoter, who must indemnify the affected Boxer.
Every Professional Boxing EVENING shall consist of at least four (4) bouts. MIXED meetings may also be held, including at least ONE (1) COMBAT BETWEEN PROFESSIONALS in the program.
The Promoter will request the appropriate National Delegation, the appropriate authorization or Meeting Permit, who will send it to the GBF seven (7) days in advance at least when all the combats are between boxers of the country or foreign with license.
If foreign boxers without a country's license intervene in the evening, the application must be in the GBF processed through its National Delegation at least fifteen (15) days in advance, so that the GBF requests the corresponding permission from the corresponding foreign Federation .
Along with the request, you must present the complete program of the EVENING and the record of the foreign boxers who take part in it. The Promoters must provide, in conditions of efficiency and hygiene:
44 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) a) The ring with accessory elements and materials and a stretcher, which will be placed under the ring, immediately after it has been mounted
b) The gong, bell, electric bell, or electronic-acoustic system that signals assaults and breaks c) Gloves and bandages d) A table with enough space and seats for the Officers e) Tables with their seats for the different Judges
f) Table located in the neutral corner "corner of the Referee" for him and for the doctors g) One (or preferably two) stopwatches h) Emergency kit at the foot of the ring i) Adequate electrical installation and sound expansion connected to the speakers. j) Ambulance service k) The changing rooms, at least those corresponding to the fighters, must have adequate toilet facilities or, at least, sufficient water. In the event of meetings with the participation of women, separate changing rooms must be set up for the men's.
The federal sanction to a Promoter does not exempt him from the obligations that he has previously contracted in Auctions of National, Continental, Intercontinental, World or other International Championships, whose commitments he will inevitably have to fulfill.
To safeguard the holding of the National and International Championships in order to participate in the Auctions, the Promoters must make a deposit, available to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION. This amount will be returned once the combat valid for the National or International Title has been carried out under the regulatory conditions.
IF FOR A FOREIGN CAUSE OF THE PROMOTER, a boxing EVENING is suspended, and the Boxers are already in the town where it was to be held, the Promoter will pay the travel and lodging expenses to the Boxers, Managers, Trainers and Referees not resident in the town of celebration and nothing to the locals. In this case, the Promoter may demand damages from the persons or entities guilty of such suspension.
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WHEN A PUGILISTIC MEETING IS SUSPENDED FOR CAUSES IMPOSED TO THE PROMOTER, the latter will have to pay the travel and hotel expenses to all the people who have had to travel for it: Scheduled Boxers, Managers, Trainers, Referees and Officials. He will pay 75% of the bags of all Boxers. As for the Referees and Officials, they will be paid all the expenses and 75% of the rights.
Artícle 19 NATIONAL TITLES
The National Titles of each country, the National Champions that hold them, will receive for being a Champion belt, which they must display in the ring when they make a defense of the Title.
All National Professional or Knockout Boxing Titles must be competed on the territory of the country of origin.
For the putting into play of his Title, the Champion will accept without reservation the rules established in the different Regulations and subsequent provisions of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
It will be put into play before the Official Applicant designated by the Professional Boxing Committee of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION six (6) months after obtaining the title as maximum term, being able to make voluntary defenses within the indicated period with the limitations specified in Art 21 of these Regulations and always with the approval of the Professional Boxing Committee.
The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION Professional Boxing Committee reserves the right to designate Official Applicants to National Titles, within six (6) or twelve (12) months, depending on the number of competitors available in each category. of pesos or the merits of competitors.
A Champion will lose his status as he is defeated by his Applicant (officer or volunteer) in combat with the Title in play. If the result was Null (tie) or Technical Null, the Champion would retain his Title.
When a bout for a National Title has taken place, the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION Professional Boxing Committee will communicate to all the National Delegations the result of this bout, while simultaneously, it will be declared open, for a period of one month, the receiving challenges for the Title. The Professional Boxing Committee will examine the various applications within fifteen (15) days and at the end of it, will determine who is the Official Applicant. At the same time it will determine among the rest of the challenges presented, the choice of a substitute Applicant.
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The challenges that are sent to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, will always be done on behalf of Boxers with "minimum category of Second Series" and they must have a minimum of 70% of victories in their last six (6) bouts.
Whenever a Title is vacant or in the event that it is not and considering the apparent equality of the Applicants in the opinion of the Professional Boxing Committee, it may order Official Qualifying rounds, to fill the possible vacancy or designate the Official Applicant. In these Qualifiers, the total bag offered by the Promoter will be divided equally between the Applicants.
The terms established for the dispute of National Title bouts, may not be modified except in exceptional cases and with proven force majeure. The Promoter of a National Title who has obtained the contractual agreement of the representatives of both boxers or is the winner of the Auction, may not assign his rights and obligations to another Promoter without the corresponding authorization from the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
National Champions or Official Applicants, as well as participants in Official Qualifiers, are prohibited from fighting for at least the twenty-eight (28) days prior to a match for a Championship or Qualifying Round.
In any case, and without the express written consent of the winning Promoter of the Auction and the Official Applicant, no National Champion may make voluntary defenses of their Title, once the Auction has been awarded. The same prohibition affects the Official Applicant to compete for another National Title, once an Auction has been closed to fight for a National Title.
If in the voluntary dispute of a Title the Champion is defeated, the winner will have to face the Official Applicant in the terms that previously existed.
If the Official Applicant to a title is defeated in a NON-OWNER combat, his winner will substitute him ex officio as long as this combat has been developed within the weight limits of the category for which he was named Official Applicant.
The Applicant will be the first to enter the ring and in the event that the title is vacant, the one who is younger (the same procedure will be used in the official weigh-in).
If a Champion moves, for any circumstance not yet sports, outside the national territory, he must communicate his postal address and successive changes of the same if they occur, and return with sufficient time for the defense of his Title when required. If it did not meet these requirements, it would lose ownership.
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The results will be considered final and without appeal after fifteen (15) days of the celebration of the match and will be part of the record of the contestants. The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, by itself, at the request of a party, will decide on the matter during the term indicated here.
The fighter who is defeated in the dispute of a National Title may not be named after said loss Official Applicant and therefore contest the National title again unless the irregularity of the result of the previous combat or the equality of forces between the contenders so advise, and be approved by the Board of Directors of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION on the proposal of the Professional Boxing Committee. In any case, the defeated fighter will not be eligible for a voluntary stake of the Title or against him, if the Champion has not defended his Title before the Official Applicant appointed by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, unless he has given his consent or there is a lack of boxers in that capacity who can choose his appointment and with the Compliance of the Board of Directors of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
Loss of Champion or Aspirant status may occur for the following reasons: a) Loss of the match for the Title b) Sanction in the cases indicated in the corresponding place c) When in a NO TITLE match the Applicant is defeated before the limit by K.O. or K.O. Technical, not motivated by injury or injury or if he is defeated by points, by a Boxer of the same weight category. In this case, the winner will replace him ex officio as an Applicant. If the defeat were against a Boxer of a lower weight category, it will give rise to the election of another Applicant by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION d) When a Champion refuses to put his Title into play within the established terms. In this case, the National Title may not be accepted as a competitor within a period of one year from the date of notification. The same shall apply in the case of the Official Applicant e) When a Boxer is named Official Aspirant or has conquered a European, World or other International Title, without prejudice to being named Preferred Aspirant in the event that he does not obtain or lose the superior titles f) When in the judgment of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION the terrible moral, civil or sports conduct of the Champion so advises
g) When as a consequence of any illness or accident, you are in physical conditions that prevent you from fighting, within the regulatory deadlines.
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h) When the Official Weighing exceeds the weight limit
In these different cases, the Substitute Applicant will face the Official Applicant or the Champion, depending on the fighter who has been deprived of his official status. The National Titles will be played at a distance of ten (10) rounds of three (3) minutes in the combats between men and two (2) minutes between women.
The Official Qualifiers, at a distance of eight (8) rounds of three (3) minutes and two (2) minutes respectively.
The gloves to be used in National Titles and qualifying rounds will be new (unworn) and four (4) complete sets (for eight hands) must be presented for control. All this as long as the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION has not officially approved a specific type of glove.
THE COMBAT CONTRACTS OF EACH PARTICIPANT WILL BE EXTENDED BY EXEMPLARY QUINTUPLICATE and will be distributed as follows:
One for the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION; one for the National Delegation where the combat is held; one for the Promoter; one for the Manager and one for the participating boxer. These Contracts must be in the possession of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION for their approval fifteen (15) days before the date of the combat, even in the case of voluntary defenses and they will be sent through regulatory channels, that is, through the National Delegation in which the combat is going to be held.
In them the conditions agreed by the parties will be indicated and the Promoter, the Manager and the representative of the National Delegation will sign. In the section "SPECIAL CLAUSES" it will be indicated: "Combat valid for the National Weight Title ...". In order to avoid possible claims, the Contracts thus established must provide for eventual retransmission by television, radio, cinema, Internet or any other means of dissemination.
Artícle 20 SUBSTITUTE APPLICANT
After the designation of the Official Applicant, a Substitute Applicant will be designated among the Boxers who have already presented their candidacy or among those that the Professional Boxing Committee considers fit for it.
When the last installments expire, including a possible delay in the opinion of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, the following procedure will be followed: a) If the Champion has not faced the Applicant, for any reason attributable to him, he will be declared dispossessed of his Title and the fight for the vacant
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Title will be held between the First Applicant and the Alternate Applicant.
b) If the First Applicant, for any reason attributable to him, does not face the Champion, he will be declared dispossessed of Being an aspirant and the fight for the Title will be disputed between the Champion and the Alternate Applicant.
In the two aforementioned cases, the award of the combat will have an urgent procedure:
♦ 15 days to participate in the Auction.
♦ 30 days following the completion of the combat.
The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION Professional Boxing Committee will judge whether the defaulting Boxer (either Champion or Official Applicant) is entitled to be qualified as a "Preferred Applicant" for possible appointment after the Championship.
Boxers deprived of the Title of National Champion or of being Official Applicants, may not enjoy a National Title for a year, counting from the date on which they were dispossessed.
WHEN NEITHER CHAMPION NOR APPLICANT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE NON-DISPUTE OF THE NATIONAL TITLE WITHIN THE DEADLINES ESTABLISHED BY THE PROFESSIONAL BOXING COMMITTEE
A final emergency procedure will be established as indicated:
1) 15 days for free contracting
2) 15 more days for submission of auctions
3) 45 days maximum for the celebration of the combat, from the opening of envelopes for the adjudication of the Auction.
If these second deadlines have been met, the bout has not been carried out, the Professional Boxing Committee will propose to the Governing Board of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION its mediation, citing the parties (Promoter and respective Managers), to reach an agreement definitive.
Artícle 21 AUCTIONS.
Following the appointment of an Official Applicant and from that date there will be four (4) months for the title dispute at most (eight months in the categories with a shortage of competitors); These four (4) months will be subdivided in turn as follows:
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GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) a) From the date of the appointment of the Official Applicant or Applicants, two (2) months will be given as the deadline for free contracting or the deadline for submission of Auctions, in the event that free contracting has not occurred (double time for the aforementioned case of shortage of competitors)
b) Exhausted this term without having presented Combat Contracts from both parties for the title dispute, the Auction procedure will take place, with the envelopes presented being opened on the last day of the deadline at 9:00 p.m. c) From the opening of the envelopes with the Auctions presented, sixty (60) maximum days will be granted for the celebration of the bout. From the date of adjudication of the Auction (or presentation of Contracts in the FREE CONTRACTING modality), the Champion must have the consent of the other parties (winning Promoter and Applicant), for any voluntary defense, in addition to that of the Professional Boxing Committee.
These dates and other conditions for the Auctions will be published in the corresponding CIRCULAR, which will be distributed by the GBF. to all the National Delegations, to all the Promoters and to the Managers affected
In special cases, the Professional Boxing Committee will establish shorter terms than those indicated above, also communicating it through the corresponding Circular.
If from the date in which the lists of the Official Applicants are made public, the Promoters reach an agreement with the Managers of the designated, regarding the bags and dates of celebration of the combat valid for the National title, it would not be necessary meet the limits of the dates indicated above.
In this case, a bond will be delivered to the GBF, the amount of which will be established by the Assembly, in which case it will be returned to the Promoter once the Title has been disputed in the regulatory terms.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE BID IF THE AUCTION HAS ARRIVED
It will be distributed as follows:
♦ 60% for the Champion
♦ 40% for the Official Applicant.
In the case of two Applicants because the Title is vacant, the 50% rule will be followed for each of the Applicants in the distribution of the bag.
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In order to prevent a single Promoter from participating in the Auction, offering a quantity so low that it could be offensive to the moral value of a National Title.
In some cases, the Professional Boxing Committee will apply a minimum limit for starting the Auction price.
Only Promoters and Professional Clubs that have a valid federal license may participate in the Auction, for the award of a Title. Offers will be sent to the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION in a sealed and sealed envelope, including the established bond. This deposit can be included in the envelope:
In cash, conformed stub, bank transfer receipt or any other payment procedure. THEY WILL BE SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL OR WILL BE DELIVERED PERSONALLY TO THE GBF (in this case the corresponding delivery receipt for the offer must be required).
They must be at the GBF before the day and time indicated in the Circular. At the opening of sheets must be present at least two (2) Federatives of the GBF appointed for this purpose and the Secretary or the Administrative of the Professional Boxing Committee. The Auction will be awarded to the highest bid, provided that: a) Exceed the bidding rules that may be established b) Meet the conditions and terms established by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
CASE OF THE AUCTION BEING VACANCY
BAGS OFFERS will be requested. These will be notified by the Professional Boxing Committee through a Circular addressed to all National Delegations, to all Promoters and Professional Clubs and to the Managers affected. Bag Offers must be addressed directly to the Professional Boxing Committee and will be made in a sealed and sealed envelope.
Within 15 days of requesting these offers, those received will be opened by the Professional Boxing Committee, in the presence of at least two (2) GBF Federatives designated for this purpose and the Secretary or Administrative Officer of the Committee, awarding the combat dispute to the one that offers better economic conditions.
In these offers, the date of the contest will be stated, understanding that it will be within the terms established in the Circular in which the Applicants or Applicant for the Title were notified.
If there are no Bag Offers, the call will be repeated. If nonexistence persists, the fight can be organized by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
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Any clause that does not go against the regulations must be included in the bidding documents or in the Contract. Only what is agreed and written will compel the parties to comply.
Artícle 22 POSTPONEMENT OF NATIONAL TITLES
In order for the bouts valid for National Titles to be contested within the statutory period when an Official Applicant is appointed, considering that the seriousness or respect for this rule benefits the National Boxing of each country, all the possibilities of postponement that may occur, as well as the solution to them.
1.- POSTPONEMENT DUE TO THE PROMOTER
The Promoter can only postpone the final date of a National Title once and provided that it is accepted by the Professional Boxing Committee, which will set the final date after a written statement of the causes that motivate it. Once this possibility of postponement is exhausted, no other may be admitted, for whatever reason, losing the Auction rights and having to indemnify both Boxers with 50% of their respective bags.
No Promoter may assign its rights and obligations to another Promoter, without the mandatory authorization of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION
2.- POSTPONEMENT DUE TO THE CHAMPION OR THE APPLICANT a) If any of the indicated is named Official or Official Applicant for a European, World or other International Title:
1.- The nominee automatically loses his status as such and therefore the Auction is canceled.
2.- The Applicant loses the condition of being an applicant and therefore, the Auction is canceled.
b) If one of the two, the Champion or the Applicant adduces, once the Auction has been carried out, insurmountable difficulties to give the regulatory weight. In this case and to safeguard the interests of the Promoter, since the weight difficulty must be manifested before the Auction, the Boxer will be sanctioned for a period of ONE YEAR to dispute a national title and will not be able to be classified within the category again. that you have voluntarily abandoned within one year c) If it is due to illness or injury and prior contribution of an Official Medical Certificate, signed with the name, surname and number of the Member, as well as the number of your federative license, if you have it:
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1. The Champion will be granted a maximum non-extendable term of two (2) months. If, at the end of this term, you still do not achieve medical fitness, you will lose your Champion status and will be named Preferential Aspirant in the first proclamation of candidates.
2. The applicant will be granted a maximum non-extendable term of two (2) months. If at the end of this term you continue to not achieve medical fitness, you will lose your status as Applicant and you will not be granted the Official Aspirantation again within six (6) months. d) In the event that the economic conditions of the Auction do not interest you, you will be required to notify the Professional Boxing Committee in writing:
1.- The Champion will lose the Title once his decision is communicated in writing. 2.- The Applicant would lose their Aspirantation once their decision was communicated in writing.
Artícle 23 ADVERTISING AND BROADCASTING
Advertising is authorized in the field of Professional Boxing with the only limitations that it is not immoral, it is not propaganda of a political nature, or of race or religion and, above all, that it does not impede the normal development of the fight or its easy vision. by the public.
THE TELEVISION BROADCAST, RADIATED OR BROADCASTED BY ANY OTHER AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA OF PROFESSIONAL COMBATS, must have the agreement of the parties that will make it known in the corresponding Combat Contracts, specifying whether said retransmission is included in the total bag or corresponds an additional amount for the same.
In the case of National Titles, the rights of said retransmission will be included in the Auction Bid itself.
Claims for publicity issues will never be a reason to refuse the combat, when nothing appears in the Contract in this regard.
The Boxer may not be obliged to present advertising by the Promoter, if they did not agree on the price for it before. The boxer will always be able to display advertising of their choice, except for limitations imposed by the broadcasts.
If there is no agreement to the contrary in the Contract, the payment received by the same will suppose an extra income for the boxer.
When an affiliate participates in any type of advertising, spot, photo, drawing or engraving, filmed or radio sketch, the Internet, etc., he may never attempt against the sporting essence of his profession or the person's moral values. THE TRANSGRESSIONS IN THIS MATTER WILL BE REASON FOR SANCTION. 54 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF)
CHAPTER III TECHNICAL REGULATION
Artícle 24 REGULATORY BLOWS
You have to hit with the fist tightly closed and with the part of the glove that covers the knuckles. It will be struck at any point on the front or sides of the opponent's body and always from the waist up, the waist being a horizontal line that joins the upper extremities of the iliac bones. In combat between women, you cannot hit the chest area.
Artícle 25 ANTI-REGULATORY ACTIONS
The Boxer who does not respect the instructions and indications of the Referee or Combat Director, acts infringing the rules of Boxing in an unsportsmanlike manner. It may be, in the judgment of the Referee, warned, admonished or disqualified without further notice. Only two (2) warnings can be given in a fight to the same Boxer, the third infraction brings with it the disqualification. A Referee may disqualify a Boxer without having to reach the third warning: It will always be depending on the severity and intent of the offense committed.
The severity of the anti-regulatory blows are measured and are directly related to their danger or damage or their intent.
Each Boxer is responsible for his Trainer's infractions from the corner. A Referee may, without stopping the fight, warn a Boxer, taking advantage of any opportunity that appears. If he proceeds to give a warning to a Boxer, he will stop the fight (Stop) and will show the Judges and the Federal Table the fault committed, signaling the offending Boxer.
The Referee must remember and bear in mind before giving a warning, that this carries with it a penalty of ONE OR TWO POINTS in the score of the assault and, therefore, it should not be done lightly.
THE FOULS ARE THE FOLLOWING: a) Hitting or catching below the waist, tripping, kicking and hitting with the feet or knees, stepping on the contrary b) Hitting with the head, shoulders, forearms, with the elbow, pressing with the arm on the opponent's face and pushing the head back and over the ropes c) Hitting with the glove open, with the inside of the glove, with the wrist or with the edge of the hand d) Hitting the opponent's back and especially behind the head, on the nape of the neck and hitting the kidneys
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Repetition in this type of hitting will receive the same treatment as the LOW STRIKE in fighting between men.
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Artícle 26 NON-SCORABLE BLOWS
THE HITS THAT ARE MADE ARE NOT SCOREABLE: a) When they break any of the rules b) When hitting the side, the heel, the inside or with the glove open or in any other way than with the knuckle part of the glove closed c) The blows that reach the arms d) The blows that connect simply without the weight of the body or without the impulse of the shoulders..
Artícle 27 ARBITRAL VERDICTS
The decisions of the Referees and Judges are FINAL and WITHOUT APPEAL. The Federative Delegate may not, under any pretext, modify the decision, even if it were totally wrong.
THE DECISIONS WILL BE THE FOLLOWING: a) POINT VICTORY (V.P.) .- At the end of a fight, the Boxer to whom the majority of the Judges have given the victory, will be the winner b) VICTORY FOR ABANDONMENT (V.Ab.) .- When a Boxer voluntarily withdraws, his opponent will be declared the winner by abandonment. A COACH who wishes to withdraw his fighter from combat will throw the towel or sponge in such a way that it is seen by the Referee and the contestants, but will never throw it when the Referee is counting. If he does so, the Referee will interrupt the account and the boxer will lose by K.O. Technician (P.K.O.T.). The Coach must wait for the referee to give the "BOX" to throw in the towel.
The abandonment must be caused by a cause that makes it impossible for the boxer to continue fighting.
The simulation of said cause MAY PRODUCE THE RETENTION OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE and will be reflected in the Results Act as UNJUSTIFIED ABANDONMENT. c) VICTORY BY KNOCK-OUT (VKO) .- When a Boxer is knocked down and cannot continue boxing after the count of ten (10) seconds if he is on the floor of the ring or twenty (20) seconds if he is outside the floor. , your opponent will be declared the winner by KO
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In case of double K.O. Simultaneously, the result will be "NULL TECHNICAL" if it occurs during the first four (4) rounds, that is, before the beginning of the fifth (5th). If it occurs from the beginning of the fifth (5th) round, the decision will be based on the score up to that moment of each boxer.
d) VICTORY BY TECHNICAL KNOCK-OUT (V.K.O.T.) .- If any of the following circumstances occurs:
1.- When the Referee stops the fight due to the technical or physical inferiority of one of the Boxers
2.- When the same Boxer receives three (3) accounts for falls (K.D.) in one round.
3.- When a Boxer receives four (4) accounts per fall (K.D.) in a fight
4.- When a Coach throws the towel or sponge, while the Referee is making a count for fall (K.D.)
5.- When the Referee stops the fight due to the injury or injury of one of the Boxers during the first four rounds. From the end of the 4th, see the provisions of the following Section e)
6.- The same previous supposition, when the Referee demands the attention of the Doctor and the latter stops the fight e) VICTORY BY TECHNICAL DECISION (V.D.T.) - It will occur in the following cases:
1.- When, after the end of the fourth (4th) round, that is, from the beginning of the fifth (5th) round, there is a wound or injury BY HIT
REGULAR that prevents the continuation of the combat TO ONE OF THE PÚGILES. In this case, the scores will be added, including that of the current assault, and the VICTORY BY TECHNICAL DECISION will be decreed to the one who has achieved the highest score.
2.- When, from the beginning of the fifth (5th) assault, BOTH BOXERS are INVOLUNTARILY injured or wounded, the same procedure would be followed as in the previous section
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If the wound or injury that prevents the fight continues occurs during the first four (4) rounds (before the beginning of the fifth) by REGULAR STRIKE TO ONE OF THE FISTS, the decision will be that of WINNER BY K.O. TECHNICIAN (V.K.O.T.) the uninjured. If this assumption occurs for both Boxers (INJURY OR INJURY TO BOTH), the decision will be that of NULL TECHNICAL (N.T.).
f) VICTORY BY DISQUALIFICATION (V.D.) .- If a Boxer is disqualified, his opponent will be declared the winner by disqualification. IF THE DISQUALIFICATION IS CAUSED AT THE JUDGMENT OF THE ARBITRATOR, this will indicate it in the Minutes and its subsequent period of inactivity will be equal to that considered as loss before the limit (Art. 14-2).
If an injury or wound occurs during the first four (4) rounds (before the start of the 5th) as a result of the IRREGULAR ACTION of a fighter and after these rounds, said wound or injury worsens preventing the fight from continuing, the cause would be DISQUALIFIED.
If it occurs from the beginning of the FIFTH ASSAULT preventing the continuation of the fight, the offender will also be disqualified. g) NULL COMBAT (C.N.) .- Tie. When the Judges' decisions are equalized, more cards appear with the word "NULL" or when the three cards appear with different decisions
WHEN THIS RESULT OR THE TECHNICAL NULL IS RESULTED IN A ELIMINATORY TO ACCESS THE DISPUTE OF A CHAMPIONSHIP, OR DISPUTING A TITLE BETWEEN TWO APPLICANTS, THE COMBAT WOULD BE CELEBRATED WITHIN A MAXIMUM PERIOD OF 60 DAYS.
h) NULL TECHNICAL (N.T.)
1.- When during the first four (4) rounds (before the beginning of the fifth), BOTH BOXERS will be injured by REGULAR STRIKE OR INVOLUNTARY ACTION that prevents them from continuing the fight. In this case, the decision will be NULL TECHNICAL
2.- When from the beginning of the fifth (5th) assault, ONE OF THE PÚGILES was injured and when going to the score of the cardboards the circumstance of NULL COMBAT occurred
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TABLE FOR APPROVALS
INTERNATIONAL MEANING ACRONYMS W Points victory TKO Victory by default KO Victory for KO TKO Victory for technical KO TKO (I) Victory for technical KO due to injury or injury TKO (MI) Victory for technical KO with medical intervention TW Points victory after 4th round for involuntary injury of one or both fighters WDSQ Disqualification victory D Null Combat TD Technical null: Tie produced by involuntary injury of one or both fighters until the 4th round included or the same case after the start of the 5th and the result was null by score NC No Contest: Suspension of the match due to circumstances beyond the control of the fighters or disqualification of both L Lost by points TKBY Lost by abandonment KOBY Lose out of combat TKBY Lost by technical KO TKBY (I) Loss due to technical KO, injury or injury TKBY (MI) Lost by technical KO with medical intervention TL Points loss after 4th round due to unintentional injury of one or both fighters LSKD Lost due to disqualification
CLAIMS
Claims with adverse or non-conforming verdicts will be made before the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION Professional Boxing Committee and within SEVEN DAYS FOLLOWING the verdict was produced. Only if it is a question of Championships or Official Qualifying he will go to the Governing Board of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, whose decision will be final.
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The claim will be made by the Manager of the dissatisfied boxer, with the visa of the autonomous Federation to which he belongs.
Claims are admitted due to erroneous application of the Regulation or lack of application thereof. The evaluations and criteria of Referees and Judges that are final are excluded. NO REVANCH MEETINGS WILL BE ALLOWED and only in cases of very pronounced error in the trial, and after consultation with the Federal Delegate, a new combat will be authorized.
The decisions made in Championship matches are considered approved by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION within fifteen days, if this body does not issue an official statement against it.
CHAPTER IV DISCIPLINARY RULES
Artícle 28 VIOLATIONS
Violations are any action or omission that contravenes the rules of the STATUTES OR REGULATIONS IN FORCE or violates any fundamental principle of sports ethics.
Artícle 29 PENALTY OF THE COACH
In the case of a sanctioned Coach, his suspension may be lifted, exceptionally and temporarily, when it comes to assisting a pupil who disputes European or World or other International Titles, and only for these cases determined by the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION and previous report of the National Committee of Sports Discipline.
Artícle 30 LOSS OF THE CONDITION OF CHAMPION OR ASPIRANT BY SANCTION
In the event that the suspension to a Boxer is for a period greater than SIX MONTHS, it will be accompanied by the loss of the Title or National or International Pursuit that the affiliate held, being able to be named at the end of it, Preferred Applicant to the dispossessed Title, if the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION so deems it.
Artícle 31 ANTI-DOPING CONTROL
The GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION will regulate anti-doping control actions
A) Concept of Doping.- Administration of medications and / or substances, and / or manipulations that interfere or modify sports performance or alter the Athlete's health.
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B) Prohibited Medicines C) It is only allowed on the edge of the ring, cold water, ice, 1 / 1,000 adrenaline and petroleum jelly, according to international regulations. D) Sanctions.- Disciplinary sanctions are regulated by the Anti-Doping Regulations. establishing the regime of infractions and sanctions for the suppression of doping,
Artícle 32 DISCIPLINARY AGENCIES
Disciplinary bodies are: a) The National Committee on Sports Discipline b) The Governing Board of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION.
The competence of these organizations is specified in their Statutes and Regulations.
The decisions that the National Sports Discipline Committee makes in disciplinary matters can be appealed by the interested parties before the Governing Board of the GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION, in writing addressed to the President of GBF.
This appeal will be processed through its National Delegation within the SEVEN DAYS period of having notified the ruling.
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