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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0300 - Use of Surgical Gloves

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Commission or ringside physician may require that referees
				and seconds wear surgical rubber gloves during all contests. Violation of this
				requirement may result in the ejection of the offender from the ring corner and
				may result in the disqualification of the contestant
				involved.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0310 - Violation of the Provisions of 230-080-0035 and 230-080-0260 Through 230-080-0330

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Violations of the provisions of 230-080-0035  and 230-080-0260 through 230-080-0280  may result in disqualification of the offender's
				contestant or ejection of the offender from the venue in which the card is
				taking place including the parking lot and any other building or structures
				adjacent to the venue used in any way for the conduct of the card. Such
				ejection shall persist for the duration of entire card. The ejection may be
				ordered by the referee or by the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0320 - Renumbered

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0330 - Renumbered

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 & ORS
				  463.135
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0410 - Competitors Must Report

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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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0430 - Competitors' Appearance

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All unarmed combat sports 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0440 - Equipment

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All equipment worn by competitors in the ring must be approved
				by an authorized representative of the superintendent. Equipment worn by
				competitors shall include:
(1) Groin
			 Protection (Abdominal Guard).
(2)
			 Boxing shoes
(3) Female competitors
			 may wear breast protection.
(4)
			 Female competitors must wear a rash guard shirt or sports bra.
(5) Male competitors must wear trunks with no
			 pockets, and any strings must be tucked in and taped.
(6) Knee or ankle braces are not permitted,
			 nor is taping for the same purpose.
(7) Competitors must wear an approved and
			 fitted mouth guard.
(8) 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 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 147 pounds or
			 less;
(h) Must weigh a minimum of
			 ten (10) ounces for all competitors weighing over 147 pounds;
(i) Must only be placed on the competitor in
			 the presence of an Inspector;
(j)
			 If found to be unfit, shall be immediately discarded and replaced with gloves
			 meeting the above requirements;
(k)
			 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0450 - Persons Allowed in the Ring

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(1) No persons other than the competitors and
			 the referee may be in the ring area during the progress of a round.
(2) A referee may call a halt to a bout to
			 request medical personnel or the Administrator to enter the ring 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
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0460 - Conduct of Seconds and Between Round Care

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(1)
Conduct of Seconds:
The
			 conduct and activities of seconds shall comply with instructions and standards
			 of the Commission:
(a) A licensed manager of
			 an unarmed combat sports competitor may act as a second to an unarmed combat
			 sports competitor without obtaining a license as a second;
(b) All materials utilized by a second,
			 applied to or into the body of a competitor between rounds shall be approved in
			 advance by the Commission. A non-approved substance shall not be applied to or
			 allowed into the body of a competitor between rounds;
(c) 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;
(d) 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. A second shall not throw a towel or any other
			 object into the ring. If there is no apron, a second should notify the
			 inspector assigned to the corner to ring the bell, sound the horn or gain the
			 attention of the referee to stop the bout;
(e) A second shall not excessively coach an
			 unarmed combat sports competitor during a round, interfere with or otherwise
			 disrupt a bout;
(f) A second shall
			 not coach their competitor during a medical or administrative stop to a
			 bout;
(g) No excessive or undue
			 spraying or throwing of water on any competitor between rounds is permitted.
			 Before leaving the ring, seconds must wipe all spilled water from the floor;
(h) During the progress of any
			 round, seconds shall remain seated and shall not engage in disruptive behavior,
			 including but not limited to clapping, grabbing the ropes or fence or using
			 foul language;
(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;
(j) No unarmed combat sports competitor may
			 have more than three (3) seconds except in a special event in which an
			 authorized representative of the superintendent authorizes four
			 seconds;
(k) Seconds shall leave
			 the ring enclosure at the sound of the timekeeper's signal, or at the
			 instruction of the referee;
(l)
			 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 or air horn has
			 sounded the end of a round;
(m)
			 One (1) second is allowed in the ring between rounds and only two (2) seconds
			 are allowed on the apron;
(n) Hand
			 held fans may be used by a second between rounds, but waving or swinging of
			 towels is prohibited.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0470 - 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0480 - Fouls in Boxing

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Hitting below the belt.
(2)
			 Hitting an opponent who is down or is getting up after being down.
(3) Holding an opponent with one hand and
			 hitting with the other.
(4) Holding
			 or deliberately maintaining a clinch.
(5) Wrestling or kicking.
(6) If the referee has signaled that the
			 opponent has been knocked out, striking the opponent who is supported by the
			 ropes but does not fall as a result of blows.
(7) Butting with the head or shoulder or
			 using the knee.
(8) Hitting with
			 the open glove, or with the butt of the hand, the wrist, or the elbow, and all
			 backhand blows.
(9) Purposely going
			 down without being hit.
(10)
			 Striking deliberately at that part of the body over the kidneys.
(11) Deliberate use of the rabbit
			 punch.
(12) Jabbing the opponent's
			 eyes with the thumb of the glove.
(13) The use of abusive language in the
			 ring.
(14) Any unsportsmanlike
			 action causing injury to an opponent.
(15) Hitting on the break.
(16) Hitting after the bell has sounded
			 ending the round.
(17) Roughing at
			 the ropes.
(18) Pushing an opponent
			 about the ring or into the ropes.
(19) Striking a blow during intervention by
			 the referee.
(20) Hitting an
			 opponent whose head is between the outside of the ropes.
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0490 - Intentional Fouling

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(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 any point deductions 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0500 - Unintentional Fouling

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(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 the foul, the referee may order the bout to continue after a recuperative
			 interval of not more than five minutes. The length of the recuperative time is
			 determined by the referee up to a maximum of five (5) minutes. Before the bout
			 resumes, the referee shall inform an authorized representative of the
			 superintendent and judges of the determination that the foul was accidental.
(2) The Oregon State Athletic
			 Commission takes into consideration the Association of Boxing Commissions and
			 Combative Sports for the (ABC) Unified Rules of Boxing to determine the outcome
			 of a bout when an injury is sustained by means of a foul whether intentional or
			 accidental.
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0520 - Unfair Practices Likely to Cause Injury

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Referees shall not permit unfair practices that may cause
				injuries to a competitor, and are held strictly responsible for enforcement for
				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
				230-080-0610.
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0530 - 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
			 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0540 - 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0570 - 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, 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, but 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
			 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0580 - When a Competitor is Deemed Down

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(1) A competitor shall be deemed to be "down"
			 when any part of the competitor's body, besides the feet, is on the floor,
			 unless determined otherwise by the referee, or if the competitor is hanging on
			 or over the ropes. A referee may count a competitor out either on the ropes or
			 on the floor.
(2) There is NO
			 Three (3) Knockdown Rule; a referee shall have the authority to stop a boxing
			 bout at any time if the referee determines that a competitor is defenseless.
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0590 - When a Competitor Falls from the Ring

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0600 - Wiping Gloves

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0610 - Warning

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Prior to the beginning and ending of each round, the timekeeper
				shall give a ten second warning to the referee by suitable
				signal.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 463
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0620 - 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 the fouling 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 from 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0630 - Scorecard and Methods of Judging

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(1) An authorized representative of the
			 superintendent at the event shall provide the judges with the regulation
			 scorecards. This section does not apply to amateur athletic
			 organizations.
(2) Judges shall
			 score all bouts and determine the winner using the ten-point must system. In
			 this system, the winner of each round receives ten points and the opponent
			 receives nine or less. If the round has no clear winner, each competitor
			 receives ten points. No fraction of points may be given.
(3) 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 score. This should be done at the time the foul occurs.
			 Judges shall clearly write their decision concerning each foul on the
			 individual round scorecard and sign each scorecard.
(4) If a point has been deducted from a
			 competitor's score by the referee, the appropriate score is marked by the judge
			 and the penalty is shown by notation of -1 or -2 for final score. Event
			 scorecards must reflect all point deductions.
(5) At the end of each round, the referee
			 shall pick up the scorecard from each judge. The referee shall then deliver the
			 cards to the authorized representative of the superintendent assigned to
			 maintain the master scorecard. The authorized representative of the
			 superintendent shall then total the score. If the majority opinion is
			 conclusive, but if there is no majority then the decision shall be a draw. The
			 Commission authorized representative of the superintendent shall inform the
			 announcer of the decision and the announcer shall announce the decision.
(6) At the conclusion of the bout,
			 an authorized representative of the superintendent may show the scorecards to
			 accredited press representatives.
(7) Scorecards and all related documentation
			 and reports shall be delivered to the authorized representative of the
			 superintendent at the conclusion of each event.
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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0640 - 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
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0650 - 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 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0660 - Continuous Presence of Medical Personnel

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(1) An authorized representative of the
			 superintendent shall approve or assign medical personnel as defined in ORS
			 463.015 to unarmed combat sports events.
(2) The designated medical personnel shall
			 sit within the secure barrier area at the ring at all boxing events.
(3) No bout shall be allowed to proceed
			 unless one medical personnel is 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 needed after the event has concluded.
(6) No manager or second shall
			 attempt to render aid to an injured unarmed combat sports competitor during the
			 course of a round before medical personnel has had an opportunity to examine
			 the competitor.
(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 & 463.135
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 463.113 &
				  463.135
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 80 - CONDUCT OF BOUT - BOXING › Section 230-080-0670 - 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 & 463.135
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 463.113 &
				  463.135
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0000 - Director Shall Select Boxing Referee

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Director shall select and assign all boxing
				referees.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0010 - Boxing Referee's License

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In order to be licensed as a boxing referee, an applicant may
				be required to meet all the following requirements:
(1) Have two years of documented experience
			 refereeing boxing matches. It is not necessary that this experience be obtained
			 by refereeing professional boxing contests.
(2) Be found after examination by a licensed
			 physician to be physically and mentally fit to referee a boxing contest and to
			 have an 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.
(3) Be in good physical
			 condition with the speed and reflexes in the ring necessary for the protection
			 of the boxers.
(4) In order to
			 renew a boxing referee's license, a boxing referee shall comply with sections
			 (2) and (3) of this rule 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 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0020 - Boxing Referee's Uniforms

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Boxing referees shall wear black trousers and a blue,
				long-sleeved shirt with black bow tie.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0030 - Fees for Event Officials

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
At all boxing events each timekeeper, referee, judge, ringside
				physician, and inspectors assigned by the Director to be in attendance thereat,
				shall be paid such fee as the Superintendent shall order, in accordance with
				the schedule set forth in these administrative rules. Payment shall be made by
				the promoter in the form of individual cashier's checks delivered to the
				Director at least 72 hours prior to the commencement of the scheduled
				promotional event.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0035 - Schedule of Fees

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Mileage: All assigned officials shall be paid a mileage allowance of .25 cents
			 a mile for actual round trip travel from the official's residence to the venue,
			 less 40 miles.
(2) All officials
			 assigned to shows more than 100 miles from their homes shall be entitled to a
			 hotel room. If rooms are not provided by the promoter, such officials are
			 entitled to $50 upon presenting a hotel receipt (not to include meals,
			 telephone, etc.) Officials must make prior arrangements to be eligible for
			 payment.
(3) One extra referee or
			 judge shall be assigned to boxing shows that have 40 to 49 rounds scheduled and
			 two extra referees and/or judges shall be assigned to shows that have 50 or
			 more rounds scheduled.
(4) Referees
			 and judges shall be paid according to the following pay scale:
Net Gate Main Event Preliminary
Referee Referee
$1.00 - 15,000
$150
$150
15,001 - 20,000
$210
$170
20,001 - 30,000
$260
$180
30,001 - 40,000
$315
$200
Over 40,000
$425
$270
Net Gate
Judge
Standby Official
$1.00 - 15,000
$85
$50
15,001 - 20,000
$100
$50
20,001 - 30,000
$120
$50
30,001 - 40,000
$170
$50
Over 40,000
$225
$50
(5)
			 Inspectors and the Chief Inspector shall be paid according to the following pay
			 scale:
Net Gate
Inspector
Chief Inspector
$1.00 - 15,000
$50
$75
15,001 - 20,000
$50
$75
20,001 - 30,000
$50
$75
30,001 - 40,000
$50
$75
Over 40,000
$50
$75
(6)
			 Timekeepers shall be paid according to the following pay scale:
Net Gate Pay
$ 1.00 - 15,000.00 $50
15,000 - 50,000.00 $75
(7) "Net gate" means the total gross receipts
			 including television and video income minus state taxes and administrative fees
			 paid by the promoter.
(8)
			 Physicians for boxing events shall be paid $300. Duties include performing pre-
			 and post-fight exams and attending at ringside. When a boxing event will be
			 televised (live or tape delayed), two physicians will be assigned.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0040 - Boxing and Wrestling Referee's Physical Examination

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) In addition to any other qualifications
			 for boxing and wrestling referees established by the Superintendent, each
			 applicant for a boxing or wrestling referee's license who has not been
			 previously licensed and examined shall submit to an initial physical
			 examination which shall include all tests necessary to determine an applicant's
			 physical fitness, agility, reflexes, and reaction time as specified by the
			 Superintendent which examination shall be taken at a facility and by a
			 physician or physicians specified by the Oregon State Boxing and Wrestling
			 Commission Section's medical director. The cost of the examination shall be the
			 responsibility of the applicant.
(2) All boxing and wrestling referees shall
			 submit to an annual regular examination to establish their physical fitness and
			 may be required to be examined prior to officiating on a particular
			 card.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0050 - Grading of Referee's Performance

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
It shall be the duty of the Superintendent's Representative to
				grade each boxing referee's performance for each contest presided over by the
				boxing referee. The grade shall be either satisfactory or unsatisfactory and
				shall be arrived at by considering, among other things, the boxing referee's
				reflexes, and overall ability to direct and control the contest in a manner
				designed to ensure the protection of the participants and to obtain the
				contestants' compliance with the statutes and rules of the Department
				applicable to the particular contest. The grader may include written comments
				where a satisfactory grade is rendered but shall make specific written comments
				where a grade of unsatisfactory is rendered. The grade and any comments
				pertaining thereto shall be filed with the Director in the Director's office
				and may be inspected or copied by the boxing referee or anyone designated in
				writing by the boxing referee so graded.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0070 - Referees to be Admitted

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Any licensed boxing referee shall b e admitted to any boxing
				show, and any licensed wrestling referee shall be admitted to any wrestling
				show in the state on presentation of a referee's license card. A ticket shall
				be issued to any referee upon presentation of a referee's license b ut the
				Superintendent shall not collect a tax on any ticket so
				issued.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 90 - REFEREES AND JUDGES › Section 230-090-0090 - CPR Card

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Boxing and wrestling referees, seconds and judges may be
				required to hold an active CPR card.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 100 - CHAMPIONS › Section 230-100-0010 - Alternative Provisions

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Recognizing the need for uniformity of rules governing world
				championship contests notwithstanding any boxing rule the Superintendent may,
				in the Superintendent's discretion, authorize alternate provisions from time to
				time as long as the safety and welfare of the boxers and the public are not
				jeopardized.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 100 - CHAMPIONS › Section 230-100-0020 - Defense of Title

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Rules governing champions shall apply to state and regional
				champions except that titles shall be defended at least once every six months
				if a suitable challenger is available and a challenge is made. If a boxer does
				not defend the state or regional title within this period of time or refuses to
				accept a reasonable offer to defend against a challenger, the title
				automatically shall be vacated.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 463
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 100 - CHAMPIONS › Section 230-100-0030 - Determination of Title

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Superintendent may once a year publish state professional
				boxing champions in each weight class. A championship may be lost by default,
				forfeit, or inability to make the weight, but a championship can only be won in
				a contest.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 100 - CHAMPIONS › Section 230-100-0040 - Advertising Appearance of Champion or Contender

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No person shall advertise a boxer in Oregon as a champion or
				contender in any manner which is false or misleading.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 463
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0000 - Violations of Laws or Rules

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Any licensee who violates the laws of the State of Oregon, with
				the exception of minor traffic violations, or the rules of the Boxing and
				Wrestling Commission, or who fails or refuses to comply with a valid order of a
				representative of the Superintendent, or at any time or in any place behaves in
				a manner which is deemed by the Superintendent to reflect discredit to boxing
				or wrestling, or who aids or abets any person's violations of these laws or
				rules is subject to a license revocation, or the licensee may be fined,
				suspended or otherwise disciplined in such manner as the Superintendent may
				direct.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 & ORS
				  463.185
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0020 - Dealing with Unlicensed or Suspended Persons Prohibited

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No licensee shall enter into any agreement under the
				jurisdiction of the Superintendent with any unlicensed person, nor shall any
				licensee have any such dealings related to boxing with any person or club whose
				license is currently under suspension, or revoked, or whose application for a
				license has been denied.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0025 - Abuse of Officials

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No licensee shall verbally or physically abuse any
				representative of the Superintendent in connection with the conduct of any
				regulated boxing or wrestling event or in connection with the representative's
				performance of any official duty.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0030 - Records

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Every promoter and manager shall maintain a full, true and
				accurate set of books and records in connection with all licensed activities.
				These records and any other records required by statute or rule shall be kept
				for at least five years and shall be open to inspection and audit by
				representatives of the Superintendent upon reasonable notice.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 & ORS
				  463.320
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0040 - Financial Reports

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
As a part of any investigation conducted by the Superintendent
				concerning the regulation of boxing in Oregon and for good cause shown, upon
				written request by the Superintendent, a licensee or applicant for a license
				shall submit a written financial statement to the Superintendent made under
				penalty of perjury which shall include an itemization of all assets and
				liabilities of the licensee or applicant and such other financial information
				as the Superintendent may request.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0050 - Financial Interest

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No promoter or any member, stockholder, director or officer
				thereof or matchmaker or assistant matchmaker shall act directly or indirectly
				as manager of a boxer.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0060 - Advances to an Unarmed Combat Sports Manager

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Without prior written permission of the superintendent, no
				promoter shall, directly or indirectly, incur any indebtedness on behalf of an
				unarmed combat sports competitor, or entertainment wrestler or manager whereby
				such person is obligated to repay such indebtedness. No promoter at any time
				shall, directly or indirectly, make any loan or advance to any
				manager.
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 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0070 - Licensees Must Report Sham Contests

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Any person, licensed by the Superintendent who is approached
				from any source with a request or suggestion that a sham or collusive contest
				be entered into or that the contest shall not be conducted honestly and fairly
				shall immediately report the matter to the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 110 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 230-110-0080 - Procedure When License Denied or Revoked

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Any applicant who has been denied an
			 application for a license may not file a similar application until one year
			 from the date of the last previous denial by the Superintendent. Any
			 application filed within the one year period may be denied without the
			 necessity of a hearing.
(2) Anyone
			 who has had a license revoked may not petition for reinstatement or apply for a
			 new license until one year after the date of such revocation. Any petition for
			 reinstatement filed within the one year period may be denied without the
			 necessity of a hearing.
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 230-120-0000 - Citation

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The rules in this chapter shall be cited and, referred to as
				the "Kickboxing Rules."
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 230-120-0010 - Applicability of Rules

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The rules in this chapter shall apply to
				kickboxing.
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 230-120-0040 - Rounds; Number; Length; Rest Period

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Matches shall not exceed nine two minute rounds with a
				one-minute rest period between rounds; however, the Superintendent may permit
				an additional two rounds for the purpose of championship
				events.
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 230-120-0070 - Minimum Kicking Required

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Each contestant shall execute a minimum of eight kicks during
				the course of each round. If either fighter does not execute the minimum kicks,
				the fighter will receive an automatic five point penalty which shall be
				deducted from the fighter's score. If both contestants during the course of a
				round should fail to execute the required minimum kicks by the end of a round,
				then the round shall be declared a draw. In any match of nine or more rounds if
				either fighter fails to execute the required minimum kicks in any three rounds
				the fighter automatically loses the fight. In a non-title fight, if either
				fighter fails to execute the minimum kicks in any two rounds, the fighter loses
				the fight.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113