Amateur boxing has its own set of rules and regulations. These are designed to keep the competitors safe while still allowing for an entertaining show. The majority of these rules are in place to protect the competitor, the audience, and the company hosting the event. These guidelines are non-negotiable, and if a competitor is found to be in violation, they will be disqualified from the event. Even though these are the rules that must be followed at all times, that doesn’t mean that they can’t be changed slightly. It’s in a company’s best interest to put on a good show, and changing to fit the situation is a great way to do that. Amateur boxing rules state that: 

Boxing matches are three rounds of three minutes each. 

Each boxer must take part in a one-minute break between rounds. – There is an overall time limit for the match, usually lasting 10 rounds. If the match is tied when the time runs out, the result may be declared a draw. 

• Amateur boxers are not allowed to wear gloves with a weight under 16 ounces. 
• Amateur boxers must use headgear, and they must wear body protectors made of soft leather or canvas. 
• To enter an amateur boxing match, you must be at least 18 years old.

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