KSI boxing rules: Boxing News: There are often times in sports when people come up with absolutely innovative thoughts to spice things up or add fresh dimension. T10 cricket, which is now being played in cricket, appears to be a significantly different form of the game due to the obviously different approach. Similar to this, now KSI’s misfits, Boxing is introducing a highly distinctive and innovative type of boxing concept in which fighters will battle in pairs, much like we see in WWE when wrestlers compete in tag team matches. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Fans have many questions about something that is absolutely new. So let’s dive in to know about the rules and more information about this concept.
📋 Misfits tag team boxing rules for first fight this weekend:
⭕️ Raise arm to tag out
⭕️ Teammate waits in corner to tag in
⭕️ Can't tag mid-action, only in a pause
⭕️ Unlimited tags
⭕️ Teams scored as one boxer
⭕️ If one teammate is KOd, fight is overhttps://t.co/LzGYZn9cEY— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) March 1, 2023
KSI boxing rules: What will be the rule of the tag team boxing match
On Saturday night at the Telford International Center, Jay Swingler vs. Nichlmao will square off in the headline event of MF & DAZN: X Series 005. The majority of the interest will be focused on the undercard, where tag team boxing makes its debut.
The tag teams are ‘Los Pineda Coladas’ where Luis Alcarez Pineda and BDave will feature. And they will be facing ‘D-Generation Ice’ – Ice Poseidon and Anthony Vargas.
KSI boxing rules: Check KSI’s misfit tag-team boxing rules- Unlimited tags, Raise arm tag out and more
The rules of the match are as follows:
- Two teams of two boxers will compete in a tag team match.
- One member from each team (referred to as the “fighter”) will engage in the fight during the tag team match, as per standard boxing regulations.
- The team member from each team who is not participating in the tag team battle, known as the “substitute,” must stand on the ring’s apron behind their team’s corner.
- At the outset of each round of the tag team battle, each team is able to choose which member of the team will be the fighter.
Tags
- Anytime time there is a pause in the action and a fighter raises and maintains either glove straight in the air, a tag is initiated. When trading blows, a fighter cannot tag in the middle of the action.
- When a fighter raises their glove in the air, they are allowed to go to their corner and touch gloves with the replacement, at which time the fighter switches roles and the replacement switches roles (a “tag”).
- Until the referee signals that the tag team match may continue, the opponent during a tag must remain in a neutral corner. It is forbidden for an adversary to tag their replacement during the opposing team’s tag.
- In cases where the stand-in does not want to tag, the combat must go on.
- If an opponent tries to continue the tag team fight while being tagged, their team will be eliminated.
- There is no restriction on how many tags may occur during a tag team match.
- After a knockdown, the referee must count before allowing a tag.
Results
- The boxing regulations for a standard boxing contest apply to the tag team fight, and one team is declared the winner.
- Scorecards are determined using the fighters’ performance in the ring as though they were two separate individuals.
- If one team member is eliminated through knockout or the referee declares a technical knockout, the other team will be declared the winner.
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