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15. Fouls
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The referee may deduct points at his discretion at any time for
flagrant intentional fouls. •
The referee will warn boxers and may deduct points for continuous
fouls. •
In case of a low blow or accidental hit after the bell, a fouled boxer
may be given up to 5 minutes to recover from the foul. •
If a fouled boxer decided not to continue, he will lose by
abandonment, unless the referee decides to disqualify the offending
boxer at his discretion and the doctor’s opinion. •
The referee may disqualify the offending boxer after warnings, point
deductions and for continuous fouls. •
If a boxer is injured by any action by himself or his corner men, he
will lose by abandonment.
A list of common fouls that may be committed by boxers (or seconds,
where the context is appropriate) that may be cause for penalty or
disqualification is as follows:
1. Low blows (being a line encircling the body at the level of the navel). 6
2. Use of elbows, shoulders or forearms.
3. Butting with the head.
4. Hitting in the back of the head (rabbit punch).
5. Striking the kidneys or back.
6. Hitting with the inside of the glove (slapping).
7. Hitting with the back of the hand.
8. Striking with the knees, feet or any part of the legs.
9. Holding the ring ropes to hit with the other hand.
10. Hitting the opponent when part of his body is out of the ropes.
11. Hitting an opponent when he is down or getting up from the canvas.
12. Leaving the neutral corner and striking the opponent before the
referee’s instructions.
13. Excessive holding the opponent or maintaining a clinch.
14. Striking after the referee’s order to “break” or “stop”.
15. Stepping on the opponent.
16. Holding the opponent’s head or body with one hand while hitting wi th
the other.
17. Using the open hand to position or rub the glove on the opponent’s
face.
18. Thumbing the opponent’s eyes.
19. Striking after the bell.
20. Crouching the body below the opponent’s belt defensively or to
strike.
21. Biting or spitting on the opponent.
22. Abusing an official or using abusive or profane language.
23. Throwing objects.
24. Failing to obey the referee’s commands.
25. Turning one’s back on and walking or running away from the other
boxer.
26. Spitting out the mouthpiece.
27. Cutting or mutilating the gloves.
28. Any rough tactics other than clean punches.
29. During a round, a boxer’s seconds entering the ring or stepping on
the ring apron.
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