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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0090 - Communication of Counting for Knockdowns

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
As soon as a fighter has been knocked down, the official
				timekeeper shall begin calling the count (from 1 to 10) while the referee
				directs the opponent to a neutral corner. After the referee has directed the
				opponent to a neutral corner, the referee shall return to the fallen fighter
				and shall count over the fighter, picking up the count from the
				timekeeper.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0100 - Standing Eight-Count

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The referee may, at the referee's discretion, administer an
				eight-count to a contestant who is in trouble but who is still standing. The
				referee shall direct the opponent to a neutral corner, then begin counting from
				1 to 8, examining the contestant in trouble while counting. If, after
				completing the standing eight-count, the referee determines that the contestant
				is not able to continue, the referee shall stop the contest and declare the
				opponent the winner by technical knockout.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0110 - Promoter's License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In order to be issued a promoter's license, an applicant may be
				required to meet all the following requirements:
(1) The applicant, or at least one principal
			 of the applicant if the applicant is a corporation or partnership, shall meet
			 the requirements for licensure as a matchmaker, or in the alternative submit
			 evidence that the promoter employs a licensed matchmaker.
(2) Provide evidence that the promoter will
			 have complete control over the sale of tickets, collection of tickets, counting
			 of tickets, and preparation of revenue reports, and supervision over the box
			 office employees, ticket takers and ushers and security for each event
			 promoted. In the alternative a promoter may submit for review by the commission
			 an agreement between the promoter and the facility in which events will be
			 conducted relating to the sale and accounting of tickets and revenues,
			 preparation of required reports, the supervision of box office employees,
			 ticket takers and ushers, and security of each event.
(3) Provide evidence that the facility or
			 facilities in which events will be held meet state and local fire and safety
			 requirements and have dressing rooms and facilities which meet the requirements
			 of OAR 230-060-0086, 230-060-0087 and 230-060-0094.
(4) Pass a written examination administered
			 by the Superintendent on the fundamentals of kickboxing and Oregon law and
			 regulations relating to kickboxing.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0120 - Matchmaker's License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In order to be licensed as a matchmaker, an applicant may be
				required to pass a written examination administered by the commission on Oregon
				law and regulations relating to kickboxing. The examination may be waived if
				the applicant possesses a current and valid license as a matchmaker in another
				state or country and has not been subject to any disciplinary
				action.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 463
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0130 - Referee's License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In order to be licensed as a referee, an applicant may be
				required to meet all the following requirements:
(a) Have two years of documented experience
			 refereeing martial arts or kickboxing matches with a minimum of 100 matches
			 refereed. It is not necessary that this experience be obtained by refereeing
			 professional contests;
(b) Be found
			 after examination by a licensed physician to be physically and mentally fit to
			 referee a kickboxing contest and to have uncorrected visual acuity of at least
			 20/100 in both eyes. Weight shall be proportionate to height in accordance with
			 the standards of the American Medical Association in effect at the time of the
			 effective date of this regulation;
(c) Be in good physical condition with the
			 speed and reflexes in the ring necessary for the protection of the
			 fighters;
(d) Pass a written
			 examination administered by the Superintendent on the fundamentals of
			 kickboxing, refereeing and judging kickboxing matches and contests, and Oregon
			 law and regulations relating to kickboxing;
(e) Perform a demonstration of competency by
			 performing as a referee in a kickboxing match before a representative of the
			 Superintendent and two licensed referees. The applicant shall demonstrate
			 knowledge of refereeing techniques and the ability to manage and control a
			 kickboxing match;
(f) Perform a
			 demonstration of competency in
judging by judging at least 50 martial arts or kickboxing
				contests as verified by a representative of the Superintendent;
(g) These requirements may be
			 waived for any applicant who is licensed or approved as a referee by the
			 Professional Kickboxing Association or the World Kickboxing
			 Association;
(h) In order to renew
			 a referee's license, a referee shall comply with subsections (b) and (c) of
			 this section in addition to any other requirements for renewal set forth in the
			 law or these regulations.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0140 - Manager's Application

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In order to be issued a manager's license, an applicant may be
				required to pass a written examination administered by the Superintendent on
				the fundamentals of kickboxing and Oregon law and regulations relating to
				kickboxing. The examination may be waived if the applicant possesses a current
				and valid license as a kickboxing manager in another state or country and has
				not been subject to any disciplinary action.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0150 - Second's License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In order to be issued a second's license, an applicant may be
				required to meet all the following requirements:
(1) Pass a written examination administered
			 by the Superintendent on the fundamentals of kickboxing and Oregon laws and
			 regulations relating to kickboxing.
(2) Perform a demonstration of competency by
			 demonstrating the duties of a second before a representative of the
			 commission.
(3) The examination and
			 demonstration of competency may be waived if the applicant possesses a current
			 and valid license as a martial arts or kickboxing second in another state or
			 country and has not been subject to any disciplinary action.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 120 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - KICKBOXING › Section 230-120-0490

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0400 - Muay Thai/ Kickboxing

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 All unarmed combat sports events held in the State of Oregon must be conducted
			 in accordance with ORS Chapter 463 and the applicable rules set forth in OAR
			 Chapter 230.
(2) The provisions of
			 this section do not apply to events held on land controlled by an Oregon Indian
			 Tribe unless governed by an intergovernmental agreement between the Oregon
			 State Athletic Commission and an Oregon Indian Tribe.
(3) All Muay Thai/ Kickboxing events must be
			 held in a ring unless otherwise approved by the Administrator.
(4) At the discretion of the Administrator,
			 if requested by the promoter, or the competitors, generally allowed techniques,
			 such as elbow strikes, may be removed from a bout and treated as
			 fouls.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0410 - Competitors Must Report

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Competitors must report to the staging area at least one and
				one half hours prior to the scheduled time of the first bout, or at the
				designated report time approved by an authorized representative of the
				superintendent. All competitors must be ready to enter the ring immediately
				upon the finish of the preceding bout.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0420 - Approved Beverages

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Only unopened, factory-sealed containers of bottled water are
				permitted for the treatment of dehydration of an unarmed combat sports
				competitor between rounds. Honey, electrolyte solutions, glucose, sugar, sports
				drinks or any other substance mixed with the water or sports drink is
				prohibited.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0430 - Competitors Appearance

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All unarmed combat sports combat competitors shall be clean and
				present a tidy appearance. It shall be at the discretion of medical personnel
				or the referee to determine whether facial hair, piercings, or other
				adornments, and length of hair present any potential hazard to the safety of
				the competitor or the opponent, or will interfere with the supervision and
				conduct of the bout.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0440 - Equipment

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(1) Groin
			 Protection - all male competitors must wear a groin protection.
(2) Female competitors may wear breast
			 protection.
(3) Female competitors
			 must wear a sports bra (no metal or hard plastic components), and/or rash guard
			 shirts. Rash guards may not be long sleeved.
(4) Male competitors must wear trunks with no
			 pockets, and any strings must be tucked in and taped.
(5) Competitors must wear an approved and
			 fitted mouth guard.
(6) Knee or
			 ankle braces are not permitted, nor is taping for the same purpose, but
			 competitors may use neoprene or elastic ankle sleeves provided there are no
			 hard metal or plastic components, or taping underneath.
(7) Elbow pads for amateur competitors when
			 elbow strikes have been allowed.
(8) Shoes are not permitted.
(9) Shirts or rash guards are not permitted
			 for male competitors.
(10) Gloves:
(a) Must be supplied by the promoter and
			 approved by the Commission;
(b)
			 Both competitors must have the option to both use the same brand and quality of
			 glove, and any variations must be approved by both competitors and an
			 authorized representative of the superintendent;
(c) May only be used in only one bout per
			 event;
(d) Main event gloves must
			 be new and provided by the promoter;
(e) Must have the distal portion of the thumb
			 attached to the body of the glove;
(f) No breaking, skinning, roughing or
			 twisting is permitted;
(g) Must
			 weigh a minimum of eight (8) ounces for competitors weighing less than 160
			 lbs.;
(h) Must weigh a minimum of
			 ten (10) ounces for competitors weighing 160 lbs. and over;
(i) For competitors weighing less than 126
			 lbs, six (6) ounce gloves may be approved for use;
(j) Weight of gloves for both competitors
			 must be the same;
(k) Must only be
			 placed on the competitor in the presence of an Inspector;
(l) If found to be unfit, shall be
			 immediately discarded and replaced with gloves meeting the above
			 requirements;
(m) Promoters are
			 required to have new replacement gloves available at ringside.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0450 - Persons Allowed in the Ring

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(1) No persons other than the competitors and
			 the referee may be in the ring during the progress of a round.
(2) A referee may call a halt to a bout to
			 request medical personnel or the Administrator enter the ring or fenced area at
			 the discretion of the referee.
(3)
			 The referee may at their discretion; stop a bout if an unauthorized person
			 enters the ring during a round.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0460 - Conduct of Seconds and Between Round Care

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
Conduct of Seconds:
The
			 conduct and activities of Seconds shall comply with instructions and standards
			 of the Commission.
(2) A licensed
			 manager of an unarmed combat sports competitor may act as a second to a
			 competitor without obtaining a license as a second:
(a) Only assigned medical personnel, or a
			 person licensed as a second for a professional unarmed combat sports competitor
			 may apply medications to cuts as approved within these rules;
(b) No competitor may have more than three
			 (3) seconds except in a world title competition or for a special event in which
			 an authorized representative of the superintendent may authorize four (4)
			 seconds;
(c) If, during a round, a
			 second decides to stop a competition by corner submission, the second shall do
			 so by stepping onto the apron of the ring. If there is no apron, a second shall
			 notify the inspector assigned to the corner to ring the bell or gain the
			 attention of the referee to stop the bout;
(d) A second shall not excessively coach a
			 competitor during a round, interfere with or otherwise disrupt a
			 bout;
(e) No excessive or undue
			 spraying or throwing of water on any competitor between rounds is
			 permitted;
(f) Seconds shall leave
			 the ring enclosure at the sound of the timekeeper's whistle, or at the
			 instruction of the referee;
(g)
			 Seconds shall remove all obstructions, including stools, buckets, and all
			 equipment promptly at the signal for the beginning of each round. None of these
			 articles shall be placed on the ring floor until the bell has sounded the end
			 of the round;
(h) Before leaving
			 the ring, seconds must wipe spilled water from the ring floor;
(i) No second shall enter the ring between
			 rounds and assist a competitor back to the corner unless the bout has been
			 terminated by the referee.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0470 - Referee Instruction

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The referee may call competitors together before each bout for
				final instructions. The competitor may be accompanied by one second for final
				instructions.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0480 - Fouls

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(1) Head
			 Butting.
(2) Low Blow.
(3) Straight kicking attacks to the
			 knee.
(4) Strikes to the back of
			 the head.
(5) Strikes to the
			 spine.
(6) Strikes to the
			 throat.
(7) Elbow strikes in any
			 amateur competition without an agreement between the competitors and the use of
			 approved elbow pads.
(8) Striking a
			 downed opponent.
(9) Striking an
			 opponent while under the referee's care.
(10) Shoving, throwing or wrestling an
			 opponent, except in a legal clinch.
(11) Striking when the referee has called a
			 break. Each competitor must take one step back prior to the comencement of
			 competition.
(12) Striking after
			 the bell has sounded.
(13) Holding
			 the ropes or using the ropes a s a weapon.
(14) Timidity.
(15) Use of abusive language or abusive
			 gestures.
(16) Causing intentional
			 delays in the action.
(17) Eye
			 gouging.
(18) Hair
			 pulling.
(19) Biting or
			 spitting.
(20) Holding the
			 opponent's shorts.
(21) Knee
			 strikes to the head while in a full or half Thai clinch in any amateur
			 bout.
(22) Catching kicks is
			 allowed for up to three (3) seconds. A single sweep, punch, kick, or elbow may
			 be thrown prior to the release of the leg. No more than one step forward or
			 backward is allowed while holding the kick. Plowing is not allowed.
(23) While in a Thai clinch, strikes are
			 allowed for no more than five (5) seconds. No time limit will be enforced while
			 in a half Thai clinch.
(24)
			 Interference from a competitors seconds.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0490 - Intentional Fouls

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) If
			 the referee determines that a bout may not continue because of an injury caused
			 by an intentional foul, the competitor who committed the intentional foul loses
			 by disqualification. The competitor's purse, if applicable, may be withheld
			 from payment. The disposition of the purse, civil penalty or license action to
			 be imposed upon the competitor shall be determined by action of the
			 superintendent under ORS
			 463.113(3) and
			 ORS 463.185.
(2) If the referee determines that a bout may
			 continue despite an injury caused by an intentional foul, the referee shall
			 immediately inform an authorized representative of the superintendent and
			 judges of and shall deduct two points from the score of the competitor who
			 committed the intentional foul.
(3)
			 If an injury caused by an intentional foul results in the bout being stopped in
			 a later round:
(a) The injured competitor wins
			 by technical decision, if said competitor was ahead in the scorecards;
			 or
(b) The bout must be declared a
			 technical draw, if the injured competitor is behind or even in the
			 scorecards.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0500 - Unintentional Fouls

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(1) If
			 a bout is stopped because of an accidental foul, the referee shall determine
			 whether the competitor who has been fouled can continue or not. If the fouled
			 competitor's chance of winning has not been seriously jeopardized as a result
			 of a foul and if the foul did not involve a concussive impact to the head of
			 the competitor who was fouled, the referee may order the bout continued after a
			 recuperative interval. Before the bout begins again, the referee shall inform
			 an authorized representative of the superintendent and judges of the
			 determination that the foul was accidental.
(2) If the referee determines that the bout
			 may not continue because of an injury suffered as a result of an accidental
			 foul, the bout must be declared a no decision if the foul occurs during the
			 first two rounds of a bout that is scheduled for three rounds or the first
			 three rounds of a bout scheduled for five rounds.
(3) If an injury inflicted by an accidental
			 foul later becomes aggravated by fair blows and the referee orders the bout
			 stopped because of the injury, the outcome must be determined by scoring the
			 completed rounds and the round during which the referee stops the
			 bout.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0510 - Time Considerations for Fouls

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(1) Low Blow Foul: A fighter who has been
			 struck with a low blow is allowed up to five minutes to recover from the foul
			 as long as in the opinion of medical personnel, the competitor may continue on
			 in the bout. If the competitor is unable to continue before the five minutes of
			 time has expired, the referee shall as soon as practical restart the bout. If
			 the competitor goes over the five (5) minute time allotment the bout cannot be
			 restarted and the bout must come to an end with the outcome determined by the
			 round and time in which the fight was stopped.
(2) Non-low Blow Foul
(a) If a bout is stopped because of an
			 accidental foul, the referee shall determine whether the competitor has been
			 fouled can continue or not. If the competitors' chance of winning has not been
			 seriously jeopardized as a result of the foul and if the found did not involve
			 a concussive impact to the head of the competitor who has been fouled, the
			 referee may order the bout continued after a recuperative interval of not more
			 than five (5) minutes. Immediately after separating the competitors, the
			 referee shall inform an authorized representative of the superintendent of the
			 determination that the foul was accidental.
(b) If a competitor is fouled by a blow that
			 the referee deems illegal, the referee should stop the action and call for
			 time. The referee may take the injured competitor to medical personnel and have
			 them examine and determine the competitor's ability to return to the bout.
			 Medical personnel have up to five (5) minutes to make their determination. If
			 the competitor is able to continue the bout, the referee shall as soon as
			 practical restart the bout. However, unlike the low blow foul rule, the
			 competitor does not have up to five (5) minutes to use at their
			 discretion.
(c) For a foul other
			 than a low blow, the fouled competitor is not guaranteed five (5) minutes for
			 recovery time. If deemed not fit to continue by the referee or medical
			 personnel but some of the five minute foul time is still remaining, the
			 competitor cannot avail themselves of the remaining time.
(d) If the referee stops the bout and employs
			 the use of medical personnel, the examination shall not exceed five (5)
			 minutes. If five (5) minutes is exceeded, the bout cannot be re-started and the
			 bout must end.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0520 - Unfair Practices Likely to Cause Injury

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Referees shall not permit unfair practices that may cause
				injuries to a competitor, and are held strictly responsible for the enforcement
				of the rules. If a competitor violates the rules, the referee may give the
				competitor a warning. If the competitor continues to violate the rules the
				referee may penalize a competitor in accordance with OAR 230-130-0090.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0530 - Referee Power to Stop a Bout

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The referee assigned to an event has the
			 power to stop a bout at any stage if the referee considers a fight to be too
			 one-sided, or if either competitor is in such condition that to continue might
			 subject the competitor to serious injury.
(2) If a competitor receives a cut from a
			 fair blow or an unintentional head butt or any other injury the referee
			 believes may incapacitate the competitor, the referee shall call into the ring
			 or fenced area the medical personnel for examination of the competitor. Time
			 shall be called during the examination.
(3) Should both competitors be in such
			 condition that to continue might subject them to serious injury the referee
			 shall render a technical draw if the bout is stopped prior to the majority of
			 the rounds being completed. A majority rule of the scorecards shall be used if
			 the bout goes beyond the third round.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0540 - Procedure for Failure to Compete

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
In any case where the referee decides that the competitors are
				not honestly competing, that a knockdown is a "dive" or a foul is a prearranged
				termination of the bout, the referee shall stop the bout. Purses, if
				applicable, shall be withheld pending investigation and disposition of the
				funds by the superintendent. The announcer or referee shall inform the audience
				that no decision has been rendered.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0550 - Failure to Resume Competition

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No competitor shall leave the ring during any one minute rest
				period between rounds. Should any competitor fail or refuse to resume competing
				when the bell sounds denoting the commencement of the next round in a bout or
				the referee instructs the competitors to begin fighting the referee shall award
				a TKO decision to the competitor's opponent as if the round had been finished.
				If the circumstances indicate to the referee that an investigation or
				disciplinary action may be necessary, the referee shall not give a decision and
				shall refer the matter to the Administrator. The purses of the competitors, if
				applicable, shall be withheld pending investigation and disposition of the
				funds by the superintendent.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0570 - Knockout

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(1) A competitor
			 who has been knocked out shall be kept still until medical personnel orders
			 otherwise. When a competitor is knocked out, no one may touch the competitor,
			 until medical personnel enter the ring and examines the fallen competitor, and
			 issues any necessary instructions regarding the competitor's medical care and
			 condition.
(2) If a competitor has
			 been knocked out or if a technical knockout decision has been rendered against
			 the competitor by the referee, the competitor shall undergo a medical waiting
			 period for the protection of the competitor's health and safety. The duration
			 of the medical waiting period is determined by medical personnel; in no event
			 may the medical waiting period be fewer than 30 days for a TKO and no fewer
			 than 60 days for a KO.
(3) A
			 competitor may not engage in any contact training or competition for the
			 duration of their medical waiting period.
(4) When a referee has stopped a bout because
			 the referee considers a competitor to be defenseless, the defenseless
			 competitor shall be deemed to have been technically knocked out (TKO) for the
			 purpose of imposing a medical waiting period.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0580 - When a Competitor is Deemed Down

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A competitor shall be deemed "down" when some part of the
				competitor's body, besides the feet touches the ground.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0590 - When a Competitor Falls from the Ring

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(1) A competitor who has been wrestled,
			 pushed, or has fallen through the ropes during a bout may be helped back into
			 the ring by any person, and the referee shall allow a reasonable time for the
			 competitor to return. Once on the ring apron outside the ropes, the competitor
			 shall enter the ring immediately, and may either resume the bout or take a
			 count.
(a) If the competitor takes a count,
			 the count shall be started by the referee as soon as the fallen competitor
			 re-enters the ring.
(b) Should the
			 competitor stall for time outside the ropes, the referee shall start the count
			 without waiting for the competitor to re-enter the ring.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0600 - Wiping Gloves

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Before a competitor resumes competition after having been
				knocked or having fallen or slipped to the floor, the referee shall wipe any
				accumulated resin from the competitor's gloves with a damp towel or on the
				referee's shirt.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0610 - Warnings

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Prior to the beginning and ending of each round, the timekeeper
				shall give a ten seconds warning to the referee by suitable signal.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0620 - Penalizing a Competitor

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(1) The
			 referee may penalize any competitor who fouls an opponent during a bout, by
			 deducting points from said competitors score, whether such foul or fouls are
			 intentional or unintentional. However, the referee shall use discretion in
			 determining the number of points, if any, chargeable against the competitor in
			 each instance, depending upon the severity or harmlessness of the foul and its
			 effect upon the opponent. The referee shall indicate on the official scorecard
			 supplied by the authorized representative of the superintendent, the number of
			 points taken away from a competitor in any and all rounds in which the referee
			 may find it necessary to charge a competitor with such loss. The referee shall,
			 at the conclusion of each round, notify the judges of the number of points to
			 be deducted in accordance with this determination.
(2) When necessary to deduct points because
			 of fouls or other infractions of the rules, the referee may warn the offender
			 and at the end of the round notify both competitors of any penalties which may
			 be assessed against either competitor.
(3) Points deducted for any foul or
			 infraction of the rules shall be deducted in the round in which they occur. No
			 competitor shall be penalized in a later round by virtue of a previous foul or
			 infraction of the rules.
(4) The
			 referee may disqualify a competitor for persistent fouling, in which case the
			 referee must explain the disqualification to an authorized representative of
			 the superintendent.
(5) Mouthpiece
			 Replacement:
(a) Should a competitor lose a
			 mouthpiece during a round, the bout will be stopped, the mouthpiece may be
			 washed and replaced. No competitor shall be allowed to continue without a
			 mouthpiece;
(b) A competitor may be
			 penalized by deduction of a point form their score for losing their mouthpiece.
			 A deduction of points is at the discretion of the referee.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0630 - Scorecards and Methods of Judging

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(1) Judges will be provided with official
			 scorecards.
(2) All bouts shall be
			 evaluated and scored by three judges.
(3) Judges shall score each round immediately
			 following the round using the scoring criteria.
(4) 10 points must be awarded to the winner
			 of the round and nine points or less must be awarded to the loser of the round,
			 except for an even round, which is scored (10-10).
(5) No fraction of points may be
			 given.
(6) The referee shall advise
			 the judges of a foul as soon as it occurs, and the number of points to be
			 deducted from the fouling competitor's total score by notation of -1 or -2 in
			 "deductions", and subtracted to determine the rounds Net Score.
(7) At the end of each round, the referee
			 shall pick up the scorecard from each judge and deliver the cards to the
			 authorized representative of the superintendent assigned to maintain the master
			 scorecard, who will total the score on the master scorecard.
(8) The majority opinion is conclusive and if
			 there is no majority, the decision is a draw.
(9) The authorized representative of the
			 superintendent shall inform the announcer of the decision and the announcer
			 shall announce the decision.
(10)
			 Scorecards are official records and should be signed by the judge, and
			 maintained by the Commission per retention guidelines.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0640 - Announcing Winners

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At the termination of each bout, the winner shall be announced
				by the announcer and the referee shall raise the winner's hand.
Statutory/Other Authority:
ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0650 - Change of Decision

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(1) A
			 decision rendered at the termination of any bout is final. A decision shall not
			 be changed unless the superintendent or Administrator later determines that any
			 one of the following occurred:
(a) There was
			 collusion affecting the result of any bout;
(b) The compilation of the scorecard shows an
			 error which would mean that the decision was given to the wrong
			 competitor;
(c) There was a clear
			 violation of the laws or rules governing unarmed combat sports which affected
			 the result of any bout.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0660 - Continuous Presence of Medical Personnel

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(1) An authorized representative of the
			 superintendent shall assign medical personnel as defined in ORS
			 463.015 to unarmed combat sports
			 events.
(2) The assigned medical
			 personnel shall sit within the secure barrier area at the ring at all unarmed
			 combat sports events.
(3) No bout
			 shall be allowed to proceed unless medical personnel are in their
			 seat.
(4) Medical personnel shall
			 be prepared to assist if any serious emergency arises, and shall render
			 temporary or emergency treatment for cuts and minor injuries sustained by
			 competitors.
(5) Medical personnel
			 must remain at the venue until the competitors are cleared following the
			 post-fight examinations and any additional medical care is provided after the
			 event has concluded.
(6) No manager
			 or second shall attempt to render aid to an unarmed combat sports competitor
			 during the course of a round before medical personnel has had an opportunity to
			 examine the competitor who may have been injured.
(7) Time out shall be called for such
			 examination by the referee at the request of medical personnel as well as when
			 the referee deems necessary.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0670 - Post Bout Medical Examinations

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At the conclusion of each bout, medical personnel will perform
				a post-bout medical examination on each competitor and issue a medical report
				listing:
(1) Injuries or
			 complaints
(2) Medical aid applied
			 after the bout
(3) Medical
			 suspension
(4) Requirements to
			 clear an indefinite suspension
(5)
			 Recommendations for follow-up care
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 130 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MUAY THAI/ KICKBOXING › Section 230-130-0680 - Weights and Weight Classes

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(1) Professional and amateur Muay Thai:
			 Weight classes. Except with the approval of the Administrator, the weight
			 classes for competitors, bouts or exhibitions of Muay Thai are as follows:
Weight Class - Weight - Allowance
(a) Mini Flyweight - 100 to 105 lbs. - 3
			 lbs.
(b) Light Flyweight - Over 105
			 to 108 lbs. - 3 lbs.
(c) Flyweight
			 - Over 108 to 112 lbs. - 3 lbs.
(d)
			 Super Flyweight - Over 112 to 115 lbs. - 3 lbs.
(e) Bantamweight - Over 115 to 118 lbs. - 3
			 lbs.
(f) Super Bantamweight - Over
			 118 to 122 lbs. - 5 lbs.
(g)
			 Featherweight - Over 122 to 126 lbs. - 5 lbs.
(h) Super Featherweight - Over 126 to 130
			 lbs. - 7 lbs.
(i) Lightweight -
			 Over 130 to 135 lbs. - 7 lbs.
(j)
			 Super Lightweight - Over 135 to 140 lbs. - 7 lbs.
(k) Welterweight - Over 140 to 147 lbs. - 7
			 lbs.
(l) Super Welterweight - Over
			 147 to 154 lbs. - 7 lbs.
(m)
			 Middleweight - Over 154 to 160 lbs. - 7 lbs.
(n) Super Middleweight - Over 160 to 168 lbs.
			 - 9 lbs.
(o) Light Heavyweight -
			 Over 168 to 175 lbs. - 9 lbs.
(p)
			 Cruiserweight - Over 175 to 190 lbs. - 12 lbs.
(q) Super Cruiserweight - Over 190 to 210
			 lbs. - 12 lbs.
(r) Heavyweight -
			 Over 210 to 230 lbs. - No Limit
(s)
			 Superheavyweight - Over 230 lbs. - No Limit
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0000 - Renumbered

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.035 &
				  463.500
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0020 - Mixed Martial Arts - Promoter Requirements

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(1)
Insurance for Professional
			 Contestants
. The promoter of a professional Mixed Martial Arts event
			 shall provide primary insurance coverage for each professional mixed martial
			 arts contestant to provide medical, surgical and hospital care for contestants
			 who are injured while engaged in a contest or exhibition.
(a) The insurance shall provide a minimum of
			 $20,000 for medical treatment of injuries sustained by the contestant while
			 participating in a mixed martial arts event and a $50,000 minimum death benefit
			 payable to the estate of any competitor should death occur from injuries
			 received while participating in a mixed martial arts contest or
			 exhibition.
(b) The contestant may
			 not be required to pay a deductible for the medical, surgical or hospital care
			 for injuries the contestant sustains while engaged in a contest or
			 exhibition.
(c) If a contestant
			 pays for the medical, surgical or hospital care, the insurance proceeds must be
			 paid to the contestant or the contestant's beneficiaries as reimbursement for
			 the payment.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0030 - Renumbered

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0040 - Conduct of Bouts

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(1)
Venue
. The proposed venue for a Mixed Martial Arts event shall be
			 approved by the Executive Director. The venue must comply with applicable fire
			 and safety regulations and dressing rooms and other facilities must meet
			 standards of OAR chapter 230.
(2)
Rules Meeting
. The Executive Director or the Executive Director's
			 designee shall preside at a rules meeting before any mixed martial arts
			 event.
(3)
Promoter's Safety
			 Responsibility
. It shall be the promoter's responsibility to ensure
			 safety for the contestants, officials and spectators. This includes the
			 responsibility to provide adequate licensed, qualified and trained security
			 personnel to maintain order. This also includes the responsibility to provide
			 an onsite ambulance, or an adequate alternative approved by the Executive
			 Director if an ambulance is unavailable.
(4)
Mixed Contests
. Mixed
			 martial arts contests and exhibitions must be between contestants of the same
			 sex.
(5)
Contracts with
			 Professional Contestants
. The Promoter shall provide copies of the bout
			 agreements to the Executive Director or the Executive Director's designee at
			 least 24 hours before the event. The contracts with the contestants shall
			 contain at least the following components:
(a)
			 Total Purse Amount;
(b) The
			 scheduled date, location, and time of the contest or exhibition;
(c) A 20% penalty for failure to make the
			 agreed upon weight limit at the official weigh in conducted by the Commission;
			 and
(d) Any deductions from the
			 contestant's purse must be stipulated in the contract, or will not be allowed.
			 (e.g.: travel expenses, licensing fees, medical testing expenses,
			 etc.)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0390 - Association of Boxing Commission Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
This rule will formally adopt the 2019 version of ABC's Unified
				Rules of MMA notwithstanding contrary provision in the current
				OAR.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 140 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - MMA › Section 230-140-0400 - Allowance of Mixed Martial Arts to be held in a fenced area or in a ring with five ropes

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All
			 mixed martial arts events held in the State of Oregon must be conducted in
			 accordance with ORS Chapter 463 and the applicable rules set forth in OAR
			 chapter 230.
(2) The provisions of
			 this section do not apply to events held on land controlled by an Oregon Indian
			 Tribe unless governed by an intergovernmental agreement between the Oregon
			 State Athletic Commission and an Oregon Indian Tribe.
(3) Mixed maratial arts events may be held in
			 a fenced area or ring with five ropes as specified in OAR 230-070-0000  and OAR
			 230-070-0025.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  463.113
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  ORS
				  463.035  & ORS
				  463.500