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For Boxing & Kick Boxing see NAC 467.442
For MMA see NAC 467.7952
Yes, you can tape the ankle and cover it with a one-piece elastic type fabric ankle wrap(sleeve). The elastic type of fabric ankle wrap(sleeve) must have no Velcro or buckles on it.
Yes, you can tape the knee and cover it with a one-piece elastic type fabric knee wrap(sleeve). The elastic type of fabric knee wrap(sleeve) must have no Velcro or buckles on it.
See our Unified Championship Rules.
See our Basic Instructions
Legal cut solutions are Aventine, Thrombin, Adrenalin(epinephrine) 1/1000 and Vitaminerals Formula 120 Liquid Concentrate.
Legal hemostatic dressings are Celox, QuikClot, Qwik-AID and Microfibrillar Surgicel. Please remember to make sure that the contestant upon whom any cut solution or hemostatic dressing will be applied is not allergic to that cut solution or hemostatic dressing.
Unlike in boxing and mixed martial arts, the use of Thai liniment is permissible to apply to a kickboxer before a kickboxing bout, but may be applied only to the kickboxer’s lower body. Thai liniment (such as Namman Muay) is a specific item and should not be confused with other oils, greases, ointments, balms or butters, such as Tiger Balm, IcyHot or Cocoa Butter. If it is to be used, Thai liniment must be applied in the kickboxer’s dressing room or elsewhere backstage before the bout, and may not be reapplied after the kickboxer leaves the dressing room. The Thai liniment should be completely dried before the kickboxer enters the ring for competition. It is at the referee's discretion if a kickboxer has used an excessive amount of liniment. The referee may make the kickboxer wipe off the liniment if there is an excessive amount.
You can weigh-in one pound over the weight listed on your bout agreement/contract. Unless you are fighting for a championship fight in which the sanctioning body requires otherwise, OR the promoter has written MAX after the weight on the contract. See
- Non-championship fights - Three
- Championship fights - Four
Water and electrolyte drinks are allowed in the corner. Any electrolyte drink must be brought to the arena in factory-sealed, plastic bottles. Moreover, a contestant must provide the Commission and its staff with information about the requested drink in sufficient time to make a determination as to whether the drink is approvable (e.g., no stimulants, alcohol, drugs, or other questionable ingredients, etc.). Examples of electrolyte drinks that have been approved include Pedialyte, Vitaminwater, Smartwater, Option, Gatorade, Powerade and Propel. Energy drinks and soft drinks are not allowed in the corner.