R. 61K1-3.0001 Definitions
R. 61K1-3.0002 Commission, Commission Employees, Duties and Responsibilities
R. 61K1-3.0003 Executive Director, Duties and Responsibilities
R. 61K1-3.0004 Application Approval, Application Denial, and Disciplinary Action for Amateur Sanctioning Organizations in Boxing, Kickboxing and Mixed Martial Arts
R. 61K1-3.0005 Method of Payment
R. 61K1-3.0006 Administrative Complaints
R. 61K1-3.001 Licenses, Permits; Requirement, Procedure and Period, Fees, Fight Card Approval
R. 61K1-3.002 Promoter and Matchmaker; Licensing and Bond; Duties and Conduct
R. 61K1-3.004 Physician; License and Duties; Authority
R. 61K1-3.005 Manager; License; Contract Between Manager and Participant
R. 61K1-3.006 Contracts Between Managers and Participants
R. 61K1-3.007 Participant; License; Conduct and Other Requirements
R. 61K1-3.008 Judge; License and Duties
R. 61K1-3.011 Second; License and Duties
R. 61K1-3.012 Referee; License and Duties
R. 61K1-3.013 Trainer; License and Conduct
R. 61K1-3.015 Insurance
R. 61K1-3.016 Pre-Match Physical of Participant and Referee
R. 61K1-3.0165 Weigh-In
R. 61K1-3.017 Drugs and Foreign Substances
R. 61K1-3.018 Emergency Equipment, Other Equipment and Services
R. 61K1-3.019 Arena Equipment; Ring Requirements; Floor Plan and Apron Seating
R. 61K1-3.020 Post-Match Physical Requirements; Suspensions
R. 61K1-3.021 Professional Post-Match Reports Required to be Filed; Penalty for Late Filing
R. 61K1-3.022 Unprofessional or Unethical Conduct
R. 61K1-3.023 Citation Authority
R. 61K1-3.026 Disciplinary Guidelines
R. 61K1-3.027 Weight Classes for Boxing, Kickboxing and Mixed Martial Arts
R. 61K1-3.028 Boxing and Kickboxing Participants’ Apparel
R. 61K1-3.029 Mixed Martial Arts Participants’ Apparel
R. 61K1-3.030 Boxing and Kickboxing Bandages and Handwraps; Gloves
R. 61K1-3.031 Mixed Martial Arts Bandages and Handwraps; Gloves
R. 61K1-3.032 Rounds
R. 61K1-3.033 Scoring System; Scoring, Criteria; Knockdowns, Fouls; Determination of Win or Draw; Decision Final, Exceptions
R. 61K1-3.034 Code of Conduct for Commissioners, Commission Staff, and Commission Officials
R. 61K1-3.042 Amateur Events Held with Professional Events
R. 61K1-3.043 Instant Replay
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 61K1-3 - Health and Safety Standards for Professional Boxing, Kickboxing, and Mixed Martial Arts

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