Rules for amateur Muay Thai
Rules for amateur
Muay Thai Tradition competitions There are criteria for scoring and judging as follows:
1. Punch scoring
1.1 Scored fights: In each round, the referee will calculate points for each boxer. According to the correct number of punches in the traditional Muay Thai style (
Muay Thai)
1.2 Unscored fights are as follows:
- A fight that violates any of the rules
- Punches the opponent's arms and legs In the way competitors act to protect themselves from their weapons.
- The release of a weapon without the weight or force of the body.
2. Kinds of Judgments
2.1 Win by Knock Out If a competitor “falls” and is unable to continue competing within 10 seconds, that competitor is the winner by knockout.
2.2 Win by Points at the end of the match. The contestant who receives a majority decision from the judges is the winner. If both competitors are injured or counted at the same time and can no longer compete The referee must add up the points scored by each competitor up to the time the competition was stopped. In which the contestant with more points wins.
2.3 Win by Referee stopping contest
- Workmanship is much weaker (Out-classed) when the referee sees that One competitor was much weaker. or was punched too much The competition must be stopped and the competitor will be the winner.
- Injury (Injury) if the referee sees that One competitor is not in good enough physical condition to continue competing. due to injury from a fight or other physical reasons The competition must be stopped and the contestant will be the winner. This is the right of the referee who may discuss with the doctor. which when discussed with the doctor The referee must follow the doctor's instructions.
2.4 Win by retirement. If a competitor withdraws from the competition voluntarily. Due to injury or other reasons or unable to continue competing immediately After the break between rounds Let the competing pair be the winners.
3. Rating
3.1 Each round has 20 points. At the end of each round, the better competitor. Those with more skills will receive 20 points and their competitors will be reduced. If both competitors' fights are equally good, 20 points are awarded to each.
3.2 Score is calculated according to the scoring criteria, namely 1 point for 1 correctly executed weapon.
3.3 When the competition ends If each round is scored according to criteria 1 and 2 and the referee finds that The scores of both competitors are the same. The results of the competition must be considered for the contestants.
- The competitor who is the most aggressive If the attackers are the same, consider the one who has a better fighting style.
- Competitors with better defense From parrying, closing, catching, holding back, dodging and so on. Can protect the opponent's various weapons until the opponent can't do anything.
3.4 All competitions must be declared winners.
4. Dress
4.1 Shorts must be worn only half the thigh. red or blue according to their own angle Do not place advertisements more than 10 square centimeters. and must wear sleeveless shirts The color of the shirt can be the same color as the pants.
4.2 Not wearing shoes Toenails must be cut short. Shin guards, elbow pads must be worn on both elbows and legs throughout the competition. and must be shin guards Only elbow pads that are approved by the Amateur Muay Thai Association of Thailand committee. The use of bandages is strictly prohibited.
4.3 Wear the Mongkon on your head only when performing the Wai Khru dance before competing. and can tie the Prachiat cloth at the base of one or both arms. Other amulets It is allowed to tie the waist. but must be completely covered so as not to cause danger during the race
4.4 Must wear a chestnut. Made from durable materials When hit with a knee or other fighting weapon, the genital area will not be harmed.
4.5 Must wear a mouthguard. To prevent impact on any part of the mouth's internal organs. Competitors who intentionally spit out their mouthguards during competition will be warned. If you do it again, you will be deducted points or fined as a loser.
If the teethguard falls out of the mouth Have the referee stop the match. by leading the contestants to the corner Rinse the guards clean and put them back on. During this time, the chaperone is prohibited from speaking to the contestants and is not allowed to drink water.
4.6 Gloves must be worn to prevent injury to the hands. which is used for competition Competitors must wear red or blue gloves to match their angle.
The competition committee will provide Competitors are not allowed to use their own gloves. And the gloves used must be certified by the Executive Board of the Amateur Muay Thai Association of Thailand.
Boxers weighing no more than welterweight use gloves size 10 ounces (284 grams). Boxers weighing up to super welterweight use gloves size 12 ounces (340 grams).
4.7 Must wear head protection. torso protector ankles and elbows which the committee has prepared only
dress-related violations The referee will not allow improperly dressed contestants to compete. In the event that the gloves or clothing of the competitor is not in order during the competition The Referee will stop the match to settle.
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