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Energy Fight 2021 Round 1 Energy Fight 2021 Round 1 Organizer: China Hong Kong Mixed Combat Sports Federation (MCSF) Co-organizer: Life Fitness Details of Competition 1. Date: 1st May, 2021 (Saturday) 2. Venue: Telford Recreation Club, Telford Gardens, Kowloon Bay 3. Starting Time: 1:00 pm (Starting) 4. Rules: Boxing, Shoot Boxing & Sanda (Please choose one when u apply) 5. Divisions: Cadet, Teen, Youth, Amateur & Professional 6. How to apply All participants should submit the online application form (https://cutt.ly/hxvxycy), and send the bank transfer slip/advice of application fee to us by email info@energyfight.com.hk or WhatsApp (852) 5506 9377. Participant will receive the application number by WhatsApp within 7 working days once the application is accepted. The application fee will not be refunded and non-transferable upon confirmation. 7. Application Fee HK$300 per Athlete Name of Bank: HSBC Name of account: CHINA HK MIXED COMBAT SPORTS FEDERATION Bank account number: 023-786650-001 FPS: (852) 5506 9377 8. Weight-In Schedule (All Athletes & their Coaches MUST attend) Date: 30th April, 2021 (Friday) Call time: 5:30pm Regulation Meeting & Weight-In Start Time: 6:00pm Venue: To be advised 9. Application Deadline: 31st March, 2021 P. 7 of 12 10. Divisions (Female and Male are separated by groups for each Division; each participant can select ONE Division only.) A) Cadet 6-11 Yrs old (was born in between 2010-2015): Weight Division: 22.5kg、25kg、27.5kg、30kg、32.5kg、35kg、 37.5kg、40kg、 42kg、45kg、48kg、51kg、53kg、55kg B) Teen 12-16 Yrs old (was born in between 2005-2009): Weight Division: 42kg、45kg、48kg、51kg、53kg、55kg、57kg、60kg、63kg、 65kg、67kg、70kg C) Youth 17-20 Yrs old (was born in between 2001-2004): Weight Division: 48kg、51kg、53kg、55kg、57kg、60kg、63kg、65kg、67kg、 70kg、72kg、75kg、80kg、+80kg D) Amateur 18 Yrs old or above (was born in between or before 2003): Weight Division: 48kg、51kg、53kg、55kg、57kg、60kg、63kg、65kg、67kg、 70kg、72kg、75kg、80kg、+80kg E) Professional 18 Yrs old or above (was born in between or before 2003): Weight Division: 48kg、51kg、53kg、55kg、57kg、60kg、63kg、65kg、67kg、 70kg、72kg、75kg、80kg、+80kg 10. Regulation of Second Crew i) A participant on individual basis is allowed to apply ONE second. Every affiliate participant can apply two seconds for their Team/Gym. Organizer will consider an additional quota of second for the affiliate participants are more than 4 from their Team/Gym. ii) Badges will be provided by the organizer on the day of competition. All seconds must wear the badges of permit for entering to the Ringside. iii) Seconds must wear official uniform of their Team/Gym, no shorts, slippers or sandals will be allowed. iv) Only 2 seconds are allowed to stay aside from the Ring for supportive preparation. However, there should not be any contacts from the Ring during matches. P. 8 of 12 11. Important Notes i) Our qualified judges have the rights to make final decision to match results, no appeal will be accepted. ii) Participants will be matched up by Competition Executive of MCSF and which according to Fighters’ experiences. Fight Card listing will be announced 4 weeks prior to the competition. iii) For Youth and Amateur bouts, where body protector and or the head guards are negotiable if the fighters has 3 or above bouts experience. (Negotiations regarding the head guards are only applicable to Amateur bouts. Head guards are compulsory and non-negotiable for Youth bouts, neglecting the fighter’s experiences.) Details of the bouts/fight record must be listed in full. This includes but is not exhaustive to the age, date of bout, types/rules of bout e.g. Shoot boxing/boxing/Muay Thai/ Kick Boxing/ MMA etc. Failed to provide such details or fight records during application, all body protectors and head guards are deemed necessary for Youth and Amateur bouts. On site or orally agreed negotiations between the two fighters will not be admissible. iv) Application fee will be refunded to unsuccessful match up participant on or before 2021/5/10. v) Each participant should submit their second's name and photo before 2021/4/20, late submission will be considered as abandoning of seconds’ quota. vi) For participants who failed to weight-in on time, their application fee will not be refunded. Chief Referee also has the rights to judge if the participants may need to quit the contest under the aforesaid situation. vii) Athletes and their team should maintain a gentle behaviour. Our competition executive and judges have the right to warn the athlete coaches who violate the rules. Serious offenders may be expelled or disqualified. viii) Participants are responsible to provide true and correct personal information to MCSF. For those who failed to comply will be disqualified and the application fee will not be refunded. ix) We recommend that participating athletes purchase the relevant insurance on their own; and conduct physical examinations to ensure that their physical and mental condition is suitable for the competition. 12. If any amendments necessarily to the articles, the organizer reserves the right to amend the terms and conditions at anytime without prior notice. Inquiry Email: info@energyfight.com.hk WhatsApp: (852) 5506 9377 P. 9 of 12 Rules Overview - Boxing Division A) Cadet B) Teen C) Youth D) Amateur E) Professional 6-11 Yrs old 12-16 Yrs old 18 Yrs old or above 18 Yrs old or above 17-20 Yrs old (was born in (was born in (was born in (was born in Age (was born in between between between or before between or before between 2001-2004) 2010-2015) 2005-2009) 2003) 2003) Punches Legal (No striking on Punches Punches Techniques head is allowed) Oil not allowed on body not allowed on body Bandages allowed only Hand Wraps Tapes not allowed on hand wraps & knuckles for approved hand wraps method Boxing Gloves 10oz 8oz Shinpads Necessary Necessary Necessary Necessary N/A Necessary if less than 3 bouts experience, Necessary w/ Head Guard Necessary Necessary Negotiable for 3 or N/A Face Mask above bouts experience Necessary if less than Necessary if less than 3 bouts experience, 3 bouts experience, Body Necessary Necessary Negotiable for 3 or Negotiable for 3 or N/A Protector above bouts above bouts experience experience Vest or Short Sleeves Tee & Boxing shorts (waist must be shown clearly) Boxing shorts Fight Wear Red or Blue Clothing (Points will be deducted if failed to comply) (No limited on colours) Hand wraps, Hand wraps, Personal Hand wraps, Groin Hand wraps, Groin Groin guard, Groin guard, Non- Groin guard, Protective guard, Non-red colour guard, Non-red colour Non-red colour red colour mouth Mouth guard Gear mouth guard mouth guard mouth guard guard Every Round 1.5 mins 2 mins 2 mins 2 mins 3 mins Time Between 1 min 1 min 1 min 1 min 1 min Rounds Official 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds Rounds Extra Round N/A N/A N/A 1 round Unlimited Notes P. 10 of 12 Rules Overview - Shoot Boxing Division A) Cadet B) Teen C) Youth D) Amateur E) Professional 12-16 Yrs old 18 Yrs old or above 18 Yrs old or above 6-11 Yrs old 17-20 Yrs old (was born in (was born in (was born in Age (was born in (was born in between between between or before between or before between 2001-2004) 2010-2015) 2005-2009) 2003) 2003) Punches, Kicks, Punches, Kicks, Knees, Forward Punches, Kicks, Knees, Knees, Throws, Legal Throws Forward Throws (Suplex is not allowed), Joint locks & Chokes Joint locks & Techniques (No striking on Submission Chokes Submission, head is allowed) Elbows (negotiable) Oil not allowed on body not allowed on body Bandages allowed only Hand Wraps Tapes not allowed on hand wraps & knuckles for approved hand wraps method Boxing Gloves 10oz 8oz Shinpads Necessary Necessary Necessary Necessary N/A Necessary if less than 3 bouts experience, Necessary w/ Head Guard Necessary Necessary Negotiable for 3 or N/A Face Mask above bouts experience Necessary if less than Necessary if less than 3 bouts experience, 3 bouts experience, Body Necessary Necessary Negotiable for 3 or Negotiable for 3 or N/A Protector above bouts above bouts experience experience Vest or Short Sleeves Tee & Shoot Boxing leggings (waist must be shown clearly) Leggings Fight Wear Red or Blue Clothing (Points will be deducted if failed to comply) (No limited on colours) Hand wraps, Hand wraps, Personal Hand wraps, Groin Hand wraps, Groin Groin guard, Groin guard, Non- Groin guard, Protective guard, Non-red colour guard, Non-red colour Non-red colour red colour mouth Mouth guard Gear mouth guard mouth guard mouth guard guard Every Round 1.5 mins 2 mins 2 mins 2 mins 3 mins Time Between 1 min 1 min 1 min 1 min 1 min Rounds Official 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds 3 rounds Rounds Extra Round N/A N/A N/A 1 round Unlimited 2 points deduction for 2 points every Count, deduction for 1 point deduction to 2 points deduction for every Count, every Count, opponent for Notes 1 point deduction to opponent for “SHOOT”, 1 point deduction “SHOOT”, 2 points deduction for Count upon “CATCH” to opponent for 2 points for Suplex “SHOOT” “SHOOT”, “CATCH” until TapOut (KO) P. 11 of 12 Rules Overview - Sanda (Revised) Division A) Cadet B) Teen C) Youth D) Amateur E) Professional 6-11 Yrs old 12-16 Yrs old 18 Yrs old or above 18 Yrs old or above 17-20 Yrs old (was born in (was born in (was born in (was born in Age (was born in between between between or before between or before between 2001-2004) 2010-2015) 2005-2009) 2003) 2003) Punches, Kicks, Punches, Kicks, Knees, Forward Legal Punches, Kicks Throws; Throws Techniques Forward Throws (Suplex is not allowed) Knees & Elbows (No striking on (negotiable) head is allowed)
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