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IBF

Boxing (IBF)

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SeasonIBF Championship Rules effective 2006-09-01 with amendments through April 2025 (posted 2025-08-13); Female/USBA/IC Regional Rules amendments through 2025-10-15

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Power Slap

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SeasonPower Slap Official Rules (10-point must scoring; weight classes per Unified Rules of MMA; Wind-Up Rule for strikes)

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10-Point Must System

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IBF

All IBF championship bouts are scored using the 10-point must scoring system. Under this system, the winner of each round receives 10 points, and the loser receives 9 points or fewer.

PowerSlap

Matches are scored on the 10-Point Must System. Open scoring may be used at the Promoter's election, in consultation with the Executive Director and/or Commission.

Knockdowns

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IBF

A knockdown occurs when a boxer touches the canvas with any part of the body other than the feet as a result of a legal blow, or when a boxer is hanging helplessly on the ropes without the ability to defend themselves.

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Pre-Fight Medical Requirements

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Section 2: Equipment

Section 3: Playing Area

Section 5: Rules of Play

Section 6: Scoring

Section 8: Safety Considerations