All bouts sanctioned by CSC will follow the time schedule established within these rules and regulations. Any requests to alter any
portion of this rule must be made in writing at least 15 days prior to the scheduled event.
ALL BOUTS WILL USE THE MATCHMAKING POINT SYSTEM (found under rule 561.00) AND THE BOUT AGREEMENT
FORM IN ORDER TO PROPERLY INSTITUTE TIME LENGTHS OF EACH COMPETITION.
1000.05 Schedule Considerations
In order to help create an orderly alignment of events throughout, CSC would like for promoters and
production staff to consider using these timelines.
15 minutes prior to starting the event - Make an announcement of starting time.
5 minutes prior - Announce “All officials to ringside”
Start the event as scheduled. Allow 10 (ten)minutes for playing of the National Anthem, introduction of
officials, staff, and sponsors and any other announcements.
After each set of 4 (four) bouts and prior to the main event, take a 5 (five) minute intermission to allow staff
and spectators to use the restroom and patronize concessions. This will also allow the next set of fighters the
time to get ready and the finished fighters to clear the area.
1000.10 0 (zero) to 4.5 (four and one half) Points
Bouts in which competitors with; 0 (zero) to 4.5 (four and one half) points will be 3 (three) rounds of 3 (three)minutes, with a
rest period of 1 (one) minute between rounds.
1000.20 5 (five) to 9.5 )nine and one half)
Competitors that have 5 (five) to 9.5 ( nine and one half) points, these bouts will have 3 (three) rounds of 4 (four) minutes, with
a 1 (one) minute rest period between rounds.
1000.30 10 (ten) Points or More
Contestants with more than 10 (ten) points, will have 4 (four) rounds of 4 (four) minutes with a 1 (one) minute rest period between
rounds.
1000.40 Championship Fights, Regional, State or Higher
All bouts in which a Championship Title for a State or higher level will have 4 (four) rounds of 4 (four) minutes with a 1 (one)
minute rest period between rounds.
1000.50 Sudden Victory Round
For bouts involving a State Championship or Higher, if after 4 (four) rounds of competition, all of the judges score the bout a draw,
1 (one) additional round of 4 (four) minutes will commence. All judges will score using a new scoring sheet and the winner of this
round will be the victor.
The Sudden Victory rule does not apply and is considered a violation, if it is used in a bout in which a CSC Championship Title is not
being awarded. At no time is a promoter allowed to utilize this rule for a local championship trophy without express written consent
of the Director of Officials.