hallo,
um das Gespräch wieder etwas sachlicher werden zu lassen hier ein Ausschnitt aus den Regeln:
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WC-32 Cuts. In the event of a cut, the referee shall consult with the ring doctor to determine if the bout should continue. The ring doctor will hand the WBC red card before the referee to indicate danger to the boxer’s health and request the fight to be stopped. The referee must consider the doctor’s opinion regarding the risks to the boxer’s integrity. However, only the referee is authorized to stop the bout, and will have the final decision.
a) Intentional head butt. When a cut is caused by an intentional head butt, and the cut boxer is unable to continue, the offending boxer will lose by disqualification. If the cut boxer is able to continue, the butting boxer will be penalized two (2) points.
b) Unintentional head butt. When a boxer is cut due to an unintentional head butt, as per the discretion of the referee, the uncut boxer will receive a one-(1) point deduction. This rule does not apply in the USA.
If the cut occurs before the bell for the start of the fifth (5th) round and the cut boxer is unable to continue, the bout will be declared a technical draw.
If the cut occurs or the cut is increased by legal punches after the bell for the start of the fifth (5th) round, and the fight is stopped by the referee, the boxer who is ahead on the judge’s scorecards, including the round in which the bout is stopped, will be declared the winner by technical decision. The round in which the contest is stopped will be scored, even if it is a partial round.
WC-33 Body Fouls. Except as provided below, there will be no disqualification for fouls to the body. The referee, at his discretion, shall order points deductions when appropriate for foul (s), and will provide the fouled boxer with reasonable time for recovery but not more than five (5) minutes. However, if the referee, at his discretion, determines that it was a foul and the ring doctor determines that the fouled boxer cannot continue, the offending boxer will be disqualified. If the doctor determines the fouled boxer can continue fighting but he does not continue, he will lose by abandonment. In the case of clear, extreme and continued fouls, with the offending boxer disregarding warnings and point deductions by the referee, the referee may disqualify the offending boxer after specific warning and not before three (3) different point deduction occasions.
WC-34 Fouls. All fouls recognized by boxing authorities shall be penalized by warnings from the referee and point deduction(s), at the discretion of the referee, after two warnings. A list of common fouls is as follows:
1. Hitting below the belt (being a line encircling the body at the level of the navel).
2. Use of elbows, shoulders or forearms.
3. Butting with the head.
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Ich denke die Frage ist ob der Cut wegen dem Kopfschlag entstanden ist bzw. sich verschlimmert hat ...
meiner Meinung nach ist das nicht der Fall...