Decisions A chessboxing match can end by any of the following: Victory by knockout or technical knockout in boxing Victory by checkmate in chess Loss due to exceeding the chess game's time control; see fast chess Loss by resignation in either discipline Victory due to disqualification of opponent by the referee in either discipline following multiple warnings (for extended inactivity, overextended playing time, rule infractions, etc.) This rule prevents a player who is in an unwinnable position in one discipline from stalling to attempt to win in the other.
Decisions A chessboxing match can end by any of the following: Victory by knockout or technical knockout in boxing Victory by checkmate in chess Loss due to exceeding the chess game's time control; see fast chess Loss by resignation in either discipline Disqualification of one fighter by the referee in either discipline following multiple warnings (for extended inactivity, overextended playing time, rule infractions, etc.) This rule prevents a fighter who is in an unwinnable position in one discipline from stalling to attempt to win in the other.
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