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Global Boxing Federation (Gbf) 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 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) 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. 4 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) 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. 5 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) 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. 6 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) 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. 7 GLOBAL BOXING FEDERATION (GBF) 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.
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