This should conform to the following rules and regulations:

• A Knock-Out (K.O.) is awarded when the opponent is knocked down and unable to continue within the 10 second count.
• A Technical Knock-Out (T.K.O.) is awarded:
• When a boxer is seriously hurt or weakened.
• When a boxer cannot continue the match after the break.
• On the doctor’s recommendation, when the referee is unsure whether a boxer can continue the match due to injury or being seriously weakened.
• Both boxers are seriously injured and cannot continue the match; If less than three rounds: a draw is declared; If three rounds have been reached, individual score decides.
• Receiving a count twice in the same round and unable to continue the match.
• Winning due to the opponent’s retirement because of injury.
• Winning due to the opponent’s violation of the rules.
• Winning on points.
• “No decision” as a result of both parties colluding together to cheat or not fighting properly.
• “No contest” as a result of the ring being damaged and the match not being able to continue, or if an external event occurs during the fight, causing it to be stopped.
• Equal Score.
• When both boxers’ scores are equal.
• When both boxers receive a count of 10.