- NUMBER OF ALLOWED CORNERMEN
- Amateur and Pro Non Title Bouts or Amateur or Pro
State or Regional Title Bout:
- You are allowed "3" cornermen/women total in the
fighters corner.
- One may enter the ring on the round break.
- One may stand outside the ropes on the ring platform.
- One shall remain on the floor of the venue.
- In a PRO Title Bout, National or Higher or Amateur
World Title Bout
- You are allowed "4" cornermen/women total in the
fighters corner.
- One may enter the ring on the round break.
- One may stand outside the ropes on the ring platform.
- Two shall remain on the floor of the venue.
- In a PRO WORLD Title Bout
- You are allowed "5" cornermen/women total in the
fighters corner.
- One may enter the ring on the round break.
- Two may stand outside the ropes on the ring platform.
- Two shall remain on the floor of the venue.
- YOUR ACTION DURING ROUND BREAKS
- One cornerman MUST enter the ring during the round break
to shield his fighter from the view of his opponent. Please do not be a LAZY
cornerman and stand outside the ropes.
- Stay in your corner of the ring.
- Do not aggressively complain to the referee. Calm
discussion is allowed if you wish the referee to pay closer attention to
something the other fighter may be doing.
- Always clean up the fighter's corner when a round break is
over. (Ice, water etc.)
- If you feel your fighter is injured from something like a
cut or symptoms of a head or body injury, you may request to the referee to have
the ringside physician look at your fighter to assure their safety and and that
they are fit to continue to the next round.
- NO THROWING WATER during the round breaks.
- DURING THE FIGHTING ROUNDS
- All Cornermen/Trainers are required to
keep their shoulders below the ring mat level
during a bout.
- DO NOT Use Rude or Abusive Language when coaching
from your corner and Do not Yell abusive language or remarks at your fighter's
opponent.
- The Fine for such an offense begin at $100 and increase
depending on the results of the action taken such as if any injury occured, who
it was thrown at, etc. etc.
- Please keep your coaching volume down.
- NO THROWING of ANY OBJECT during the bout.
- The Fine for such an offense begin at $100 and increase
depending on the results of the action taken such as if any injury occured, who
it was thrown at, etc. etc.
- If you choose to sit on the ring corner stairs, keep your
shoulders below the ring mat level.
- Do not stand up or lean on the edge of the ring mat/floor
when bout is in progress.
- Do not slap the ring mat when the bout is in progress when
bout is in progress.
- Do not touch the ring ropes until the bell sounds ending
the round!
- During the bout and even when the round is coming to an
end, DO NOT climb up towards the ring!
- PROMOTERS EVENT EQUIPMENT
- If you cut ANY part of the fight gloves you will be fined
$100.00 which must be paid prior to leaving the event.
- If you or your fighter or anyone associated with you,
abuse, harm or destroy any property owned or regulated by the promoter or the
IKF you will be charged for the damages
plus fined a minimum of $100.00 and be subject to a possible suspension. All
fines and suspensions shall be determined by the IKF.
- CORNER MATERIALS & USE
- Vasoline is the only substance used on a fighters face.
Vasoline or Abilene can be used on the body. BABY OIL is NOT permitted on the
body. Liniment rubs such as Muay Thai Oil etc., may be used on the fighters
body. HOWEVER - NONE may be used in excess and the IKF Referee may require you to wipe it ALL off if
you stand to begin the bout with excessive amounts on.
- The use of Monsel's Solution for the stopping of
hemorrhage in the ring is prohibited.
- No "Smelling Salts" or related medicines
are allowed in the corner. The use of shall result in immediate disqualification
and a $500.00 fine. If a pro fighter the fine shall be $500 or 10% of the
fighters purse, whichever is greater.
- Each Corner Team must provide their fighter a pail,
athletic tape, water bottle, and towel.
- THROWING IN THE TOWEL
- Chief cornerman may throw a towel into the ring to stop the bout if they
feel their fighter is getting beat too badly or if they feel their fighter is
outclassed. This saves the referee from making a questionable stop and is
considered an honorable move by the corner, who has done so to protect his or
her fighter. After doing so the cornerman must immediatly follow the towel by
going through the ropes and into the ring. DO NOT
throw the towel at your opponent or the referee. Doing so will result in a
minimum $250.00 fine, amateur or pro.
- TRAINERS OF JUNIOR (8-17)
FIGHTERS
If ANY IKF Event
Official feels that a trainer is being verbally or physically abusive to a "Minor"
under the age of 18, that trainer "WILL" face disciplinary
actions as determined by the IKF Event
Representative, even DURING a bout in
action. If the trainer/cornerman is offensive or rude to the IKF Official or IKF
Event Representative presenting the discipline, the trainer "WILL" be
banned from the ring and fined by the IKF.
We understand that many coaches will become verbally aggressive with their
fighters. However "PHYSICAL ABUSE" in any way (Grabbing a
fighters headgear, hitting a fighter etc.) WILL
NOT BE TOLERATED! Disciplinary actions for such an offense could be:
- Verbal Warning.
- Disqualification from being a cornerman for the duration
of the bout in question.
- Disqualification from being a cornerman for the entire
event the misconduct took place.
- Suspended from being a cornerman on any IKF Sanctioned event for a time to be determined by
the IKF.
- FINED
for outrageous misconduct an amount determined by the IKF.
Fines begin at $50.00 for Amateur Cornermen & $100 for Pro Cornermen..
- Banned
from the IKF indefinitely.
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