200.00 Authority to Govern
The rules and regulations within this document constitute the official rules of Combat Sports Commission, hereinafter known as CSC
or the sanctioning body and must govern all sanctioned events under the license of CSC.
Enforcement of these rules shall be by contractual agreement and the responsibility of the Promoter, Officials, Representative,
Employees, the Promoter, and CSC.
These rules must be followed for all CSC amateur events. Use of these rules does not necessarily carry the sanctioning of CSC. To
obtain a sanction, a properly signed sanction agreement must be submitted, which becomes a binding contract when signed by the
promoter and designated staff representative of CSC.
All individuals associated with any sanctioned event must acquaint themselves with all applicable rules, regulations of CSC, as well
as, any regulations set forth by the State of Missouri, the governing authority.
Any questions and interpretations should be referred to the event representative or chief official on site .
The authority of the officials and event representative will be respected. No one will interfere with the officials or event
representative’s duties; use foul language or threats of physical harm.
The promoter will be responsible for seeing that all regulations promulgated by CSC are strictly adhered to and the instructions of the
officials are carried out.
All officials, administrative personnel, and participants of Combat Sports Commission (CSC), must be available to appear before any
state authority as requested and truthfully answer any appropriate questions which such personnel may have knowledge of including
complaints, protests, intervention or suspensions which if deemed necessary or requested will be shared with such appropriate
authority.
210.00 Governing Body
A Board of director will be the sole governing body. Supported by industry standards, state laws, insurance regulations, and personal
experiences, decisions for the successful operations and career advancement for the fighters will be determined by this board.
The Board of Directors will consist of 5 (five) members and 1 (one) Medical Director. They are as follows;
National Director - the individual responsible for the overall operations of CSC.
Regional Director - the individual responsible for assisting the National Director.
Medical Director- the individual responsible for the physical parameters in which to provide to maximum safety for all participants
Chief Representative - the individual responsible for event representatives and their operations..
Promoter at Large - the individual responsible for representing the concerns of all promoters.
Fighter Representative - the individual responsible for representing the fighters concerns.
Board meetings will take place on the second Saturday of January, annually, beginning at 12:00pm, at a location to be announced
prior to December 15, of each year.
Any Special Meetings may be called by no less than 2 (two) members and announced no later than 30 (thirty) days prior to the
requested meeting date. No meeting shall take place without the Director of Operations or Director of Officials in attendance.