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Combat · Rules

Boxing rules & regulations

A SportSupport summary of the Boxing rulebook used by BFI under World Boxing / IBA in India. This is our own sport profile, not an official Government of India or IOC classification, and it is a reference rather than a substitute for the current rulebook.

Indian governing/organising body
BFI under World Boxing / IBA
Format
Amateur Olympic-style boxing, professional boxing
Players
1 vs 1, divided by weight categories
Duration
Amateur: 3 rounds of 3 minutes (men) / 4 rounds of 2 minutes (women)
Scoring
10-point must system judged by ringside judges

Key rules

  • Punches must land with the knuckle part of the glove on the front or sides of the head and torso.
  • Hitting below the belt, holding, and head-butts are fouls.
  • Three knockdowns in a round results in a TKO (in some rulesets).

Equipment

  • Approved gloves
  • Hand wraps
  • Headgear (amateur)
  • Mouthguard
  • Groin protector
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