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The combatant must also undergo a full medical examination (including an MRI if required by the CSA) and provide to the CSA, a certificate of fitness certified by a doctor.\u003Cbr>The “count” starts again after an annual medical check is conducted e.g. if a combatant is knocked out twice (consecutively) and then undergoes the annual medical assessment. A further 3 consecutive Knockouts are allowed before a combatant’s registration is suspended and a medical assessment is required. The minimum period of suspension would apply on each knockout occasion.\u003Cbr>For Professional Combatants\u003Cbr>All professional combatants will not be permitted to compete for five clear days after each bout regardless of the outcome. |\n| --- |\n| RULE 2: Payment of combatants\u003Cbr>The CSA and its staff are not permitted any involvement in the payment of professional combatants or to be custodians of any payments for combatants before, during or after contests. |\n\nCOMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY  \n\n| RULE 4: Scoring of Combat Sport Contests\u003Cbr>Scoring of each contest shall only be by the “10 points must system” whereby the winner of the round will be awarded 10 points and the loser will be awarded points according to the following:\u003Cbr>• Winner has only a slight margin over opponent – 9 points\u003Cbr>• Winner has a wide margin over opponent – 8 points\u003Cbr>• Winner has a substantive/overwhelming margin over opponent – 7 points. |\n| --- |\n| RULE 5: Appointment of International Officials at Professional contests\u003Cbr>The CSA may determine contests that are deemed to be “significant contests”.\u003Cbr>The CSA may appoint international officials to “significant contests” on a case by case basis. |\n| RULE 6: Payments for Officials at Professional contests\u003Cbr>The promoter must make payment of the fees as outlined in the fee schedule to all ring officials appointed to professional combat sport contests prior to the commencement of the first professional bout.\u003Cbr>The promoter is required to place the payment for each official in an envelope with the official’s name and the amount written on the envelope.\u003Cbr>The promoter must, where applicable, provide transport for officials to and from the airport and provide any meals reasonably required during the ring official’s stay in addition to the fees applicable in the fee schedule. |\n| RULE 7: Conduct of Ring Officials at Professional Contests\u003Cbr>Judges are not to go to a combatant's corner or dressing rooms at the conclusion of a bout.\u003Cbr>Judges are not to enter into any discussions with the combatant or participants either in th","cbCainguAD22d39I","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainguAD22d39I","pdf",202659,13,"English","# RULE 3: Integrity of Score Cards\n## score card information requirements\n# RULE 1: Combatants lay-off periods and medical suspensions\n## knockout-based suspension durations\n## professional combatant lay-off after bouts\n# RULE 2: Payment of combatants\n## restrictions on CSA staff involvement\n# RULE 4: Scoring of Combat Sport Contests\n## 10 points must system\n# RULE 5: Appointment of International Officials at Professional contests\n## significant contests and appointment basis\n# RULE 6: Payments for Officials at Professional contests\n## fee schedule timing and delivery requirements\n# RULE 7: Conduct of Ring Officials at Professional Contests\n## judges and referees communication limits\n# RULE 8: Field of Play / Contest Area set up at Professional Contests\n## ring/cage, judging positions, spacing, lighting, stretcher, equipment","[{\"question\":\"What must professional score cards clearly show under Rule 3?\",\"answer\":\"Each score card must show the name of each combatant, the points scored and the round, the judge’s signature and date, and any errors or changes initialed by the involved judge.\"},{\"question\":\"How long is the minimum medical suspension after a knockout loss?\",\"answer\":\"The minimum medical suspension is 30 days following any loss by Knockout or Technical Knockout (excluding Tap out or submission in MMA contests).\"},{\"question\":\"What scoring system is required for combat sport contests under Rule 4?\",\"answer\":\"Scoring must use the “10 points must system,” awarding 10 points to the round winner and points to the loser according to the margin: 9, 8, or 7 points.\"}]","AUTHORITY RULES - Rule 3 - Integrity of Score Cards | PDF",1790262699]