WAYS
TO WIN AN ISCF MATCH
- KNOCKOUT: Fighter is unable to intelligently defend himself
following a strike(s).
- TKO: If the licensed ringside physician or referee decides the
fighter cannot continue due to a cut or other injury.
- SUBMISSION: When a fighter submits by tapping the opponent or the
mat more than "3" times as a result from a choke, lock, or for any
other reason. IF a fighter is in no position to tap out, he may yell "MATTE",
"QUIT" or "GIVE UP". IF a fighter cannot tap or cannot
yell, the referee shall stop the bout from his own personal determination of the
fighter's safety.
- REFEREE STOPPAGE: When a fighter is taking excessive punishment
but cannot or will not submit or quit, either due to striking, failing to show a
willingness to continue, a refusal to submit in the face of grave injury, or any
other reason the referee believes is necessary to preserve the fighter's safety.
- THROW IN THE TOWEL: When a fighter's corner feels their fighter has
had enough and decides to end the bout for the safety of the fighter. This
shall count as a TKO.
- QUIT: When a fighter simply cannot or refuses to continue.
- DECISION:
When the about has ended after the bouts specified time period without a
winner, the bout decision shall be determined by the (3) three judges, as set
forth by these rules.
- DISQUALIFICATION: The fighters's opponent is disqualified by the
ISCF referee.