K-1 比赛官方详细规则(英文)

Article 17
USE OF TAPE AND BANDAGES
Fighters may not wear any material other than tape and bandages on their knuckles and on other part of the hands. Fighters must use the tape and bandages supplied by the promoter, and may not use tape and bandages that they themselves bring to the match for the taping of the hands. Tape and bandages must be applied to the fighter AFTER the promoter supplies them and not before this point. Any tape or bandages worn to the venue by a fighter shall not be approved. Tape and bandages that the promoter provides are for use on the hands only, and no tape for other areas for reasons such as an injury shall be provided. Fighters must supply such taping materials individually for themselves. Tape used on such areas must also be checked and signed by the judges.
Article 18
RESTRICTION ON TAPE USE
Fighters may use a minimal amount of tape on their knuckles in order to protect the hands. Fighters may not insert any object inside the tape or bandage. The definition of “minimal” is the extent that the judges will approve a tape job during the bandage checking procedures.Fighters may use a minimal amount of tape on their knuckles in order to protect the hands. Fighters may not insert any object inside the tape or bandage. The definition of “minimal” is the extent that the judges will approve a tape job during the bandage checking procedures.
Article 19
The use of protectors made of rubber, plastic, or other material is not allowed for any reason including the protection of an injury. White tape and elastic tape may be used for taping of injured areas; however such dressings must be checked by the official physician and judges and must be signed by the judges. All tape and/or bandages without an official signature to prove that they were checked must be removed. No tape may be applied to a fighter once the match is started.
Article 20
GLOVE CHECK
All fighters must submit to a glove check before they are put on. After the glove check an official seal or signature will be placed on the tape which seals the gloves. Once checked, the gloves may not be taken off until the end of the match. If there is any evidence that the gloves have been removed or tampered with (ie. if the official seal is broken) the fighter must undergo another glove check.
Article 21
MOUTHPIECE
If the mouthpiece comes out of a fighter’s mouth during a match, the referee shall, in principle, retrieve it and hand it to the corner men after the end of the round.
Article 22
In order to establish the prestige and unilateral fairness of K-1, all fighters are obligated to submit to a doping upon the promoter’s request. Testing positive for doping will result in penalties to include the confiscation of title and prize money.
Article 23
MEDICAL CHECK
All fighters must submit to a medical check by the official physician before competing. In a tournament, a fighter who has won a match is obligated to go through subsequent medical checks in order to proceed to his next match.
Article 24
REGARDING THE TREATMENT OF INJURED FIGHTERS
Official physicians shall not apply any treatment to fighters during matches. Article 11 shall be observed.
No one including a corner man is permitted to apply treatment to an injured area during the match. This includes the application of tape to an injury during intervals between the rounds. Article 19 shall be observed.
Article 25
WHEN A FIGHTER FALLS OUT OF THE RING
When a fighter falls out of the ring, the time count shall be stopped, and a doctor shall check the fighter. During this time, the judges shall confer to discover the cause(s) of the fall.
(a) When judged as a DOWN by an authorized technique:
If the fighter is able to continue the match:
It shall be counted as “1 DOWN”, and the match shall continue from the time stopped.
If the fighter is not able to continue the match:
The match shall be ruled a Technical Knock Out (TKO) by doctor stoppage.
(b) When the fighter is judged as not having been downed:
If the fighter is able to continue the match:
The match shall be continued from the time stopped.
If the fighter is not able to continue the match: The cause of the injury shall be considered accidental and of neither fighter’s fault, and Article 12 sub-article 3 shall be observed.
Article 26
USE OF OIL AND VASELINE
Minimal use of Vaseline to the facial area is allowed. No other substance shall be applied. The term minimal in this case means the amount that the Rule Committee permits. A fighter with an excessive amount of oil/Vaseline to the face and/or body shall not be allowed to compete. In such cases, the excessive oil/Vaseline shall be removed.
Article 27
Any issues or circumstances not specifically provided for in these Official Rules shall be resolved by a consensus among the referee and the judges.