Boxing Points Rules. When a contestant is overweight he is allowed 1 hour from the time of the weighing to. Judges score on a 10 point scale.
They follow a 10 point must system wherein the winner of each round automatically gets 10 points while the loser gets. If both fighters are deemed to have performed equally well then both are awarded ten points whilst if one has significantly outperformed the other or has knocked them down the round is scored ten points to eight. All boxers must weigh in not less than 24 hours or more than 36 hours before the tournament.
Judges score on a 10 point scale.
The better fighter in each round is awarded ten points whilst the other fighter is awarded nine points. These are the basics for scoring a round. Nearly all professional boxing matches use a method of scoring called the ten point must system. Most rounds will end 10 9 with the more dominant boxer receiving 10 points the other.
