REQUIRED ISCF EVENT OFFICIALS

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  • All Event Officials can ONLY be Event Officials at an ISCF Sanctioned Event!
    • Officials CAN NOT work a corner for a fighter during a show they are an official on.
    • Officials CAN NOT work with fighters on the event they are officials on. This includes helping with hand wrapping, warming fighters up, etc. etc.
    • Officials of course CAN NOT be an official on a bout where they know or train one or both of the fighters. If you are an official and see a fighter that you know well on a bout you may be assigned to work, it is your duty and responsibility to EXCUSE yourself from the bout so that the event Representative can assign a replacement for you.
  • This IS NOT an issue about our TRUST in you as an ISCF Official. Of course we have great trust in your integrity or none of you would be an official with the ISCF. This is about the PERCEPTION of what others who are watching may think they are seeing. NONE of us can afford to be or want to be a victim of misunderstood PERCEPTION.

Every ISCF Sanctioned Event is required to have the following ISCF Event Officials.


  • All Event Officials can ONLY be Event Officials at an ISCF Sanctioned Event!
    • Officials CAN NOT work a corner for a fighter during a show they are an official on.
    • Officials CAN NOT work with fighters on the event they are officials on. This includes helping with hand wrapping, warming fighters up, etc. etc.
    • Officials of course CAN NOT be an official on a bout where they know or train one or both of the fighters. If you are an official and see a fighter that you know well on a bout you may be assigned to work, it is your duty and responsibility to EXCUSE yourself from the bout so that the event Representative can assign a replacement for you.
  • This IS NOT an issue about our TRUST in you as an ISCF Official. Of course we have great trust in your integrity or none of you would be an official with the ISCF. This is about the PERCEPTION of what others who are watching may think they are seeing. NONE of us can afford to be or want to be a victim of misunderstood PERCEPTION.

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  • ISCF Timekeeper
    • TIMEKEEPER RESPONSIBILITIES
      1. To keep accurate time of all bouts.
      2. Begin the start of the clock for each round, as initiated by the referee, including overtime rounds.
      3. Give "3" Slaps to the ring mat or 3 pounds on the table (Or a hard surface - maybe with a hammer) to indicate 10 seconds remaining in the round. This is for the referee to move closer to assure the safety of the fighters at the end of round bell.
      4. Blow a whistle to indicate to the referee that there are 10 seconds left in the round break. This is so the referee can clear out the cornermen, have them clean their corners and prepare to begin the round.
      5. Start and stop the match clock for time stoppages as called by the referee.
      6. Signal the end of each round by the use of a bell, buzzer, or other available LOUD signal.
        • Having an Assistant Timekeeper could be helpful to the main Timekeeper.

  • ISCF Scorekeeper
    • SCOREKEEPER RESPONSIBILITIES
      1. Record and tabulate the scores and point deductions from all of the judges.
      2. All actual scores must be placed on the master scoresheet as they are indicated by the judges' scorecards. In the event there is a knockout or the referee stops the match for any reason, the scorekeeper must ascertain the exact time from the timekeeper. This will be recorded on the area marked on the scoresheet.
        • Having an Assistant Scorekeeper could be helpful to the main Scorekeeper.

  • ISCF Locker Room Inspectors
    • LOCKER ROOM INSPECTORS RESPONSIBILITIES
      1. Is in charge of checking handwraps are correctly wrapped to ISCF requirements.
      2. Witness the placement of Fighter's Gloves on their hands.
      3. To Assuring order in the locker rooms.

  • ISCF Gate Keeper
    • GATE KEEPER'S RESPONSIBILITIES
      1. This duty can also be done by the event referee.
      2. Check each fighter before they enter the ring.
      3. Checking to assure all is in ISCF Order:
        • Body Rubs & Oils
        • Gloves
        • Wrappings
        • Hair
        • Toe and Fingernails
      4. Also oversees who enters the fight cage or ring.


NON ISCF EVENT PERSONNEL

  • Ring Announcer
    • The Ring Announcers job is to fully represent the event to the public in an official and professional manor.
    • The Ring Announcer shall NEVER use Profanity over the microphone that the crowd will hear.
      • If the Ring Announcer uses ANY Profanity over the Event PA/Microphone, he/she could be fined up to the amount of $1,000.00 by the ISCF Event Representative $500.00 and banned from the event.
    • He is to read all the bout results as requested to him by the ISCF Event representative. For this purpose we recommend all Ring Announcers use the announcement cards provided by the ISCF which can be found HERE.
    • There shall be NO TALKING by the Ring Announcer over the microphone or ANYONE over a Microphone during a "REAL" bout.

  • DJ's
    1. There shall be NO MUSIC played during a bout.
    2. The ISCF requests that ISCF Sanctioned event DJ's do not use Music with abusive lyrics (Profanity) and or foul language for fighter entree music or any music during an event.
    3. NO SONGS WITH FOUL LANGUAGE will be allowed during a TELEVISED EVENT for Live Broadcast or Tape Delay! If a DJ plays such music during a televised event:
      • They will be fined by the ISCF Event Representative $500.00 and banned from the event.
      • The Event promoter will also be fined $500.00 since it is his/her responsibility to make sure the DJ knows this rule!
      • DJ's", Please review ALL "UNKNOWN" fight music BEFORE the event!
      • Fighters are required to request music that has NO Profanity!

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