How many rounds does boxing take?

There are three rounds of 6- 10- 12, each with three minutes.

American professional boxing rules

Standard rules of boxing championships (which may vary from match to match)

1. The competition consists of 6. 10. 12 rounds.

2. Weighing and physical examination will be conducted before the competition.

Three, there is no rule to terminate the game after three knockouts, and the temporary termination of the game should be decided by the referee.

Fourth, there is no requirement for boxers to count to 8 when standing.

V. Bell, WBC: In the competition, the bell can only save you in the last round; IBF/USBA (American Boxing Association): At any time in a match, the bell can't save you.

Six, boxing gloves, WBC: boxing gloves weigh 8 ounces (about half a catty), IBF and USBA: boxing gloves weigh 10 ounces (about 6 ounces).

Seven, boxing match, hit the opponent below the waist, WBC: If a boxer is hit by an opponent below the waist, he can be allowed to rest for a while, but he must continue to participate in the competition (otherwise he will be sentenced to negative); IBF/USBA: Boxers can rest for a period of time after being hit by their opponents below the waist, which cannot exceed 5 minutes. After the break, he must continue to take part in the competition, otherwise, he will be sentenced.

Eight, intentional foul, if the boxer is deliberately fouled by the other side and loses the ability to continue the game, then the fouler will be disqualified. WBC: If the boxer is intentionally fouled by his opponent, the wound caused by his opponent will be effectively hit and worsened in the next game, resulting in the termination of the game, then the player who is in the lead on the scoreboard at this time will become the winner of this game; IBF/USBA: If the boxer is intentionally fouled by his opponent and stops the game in the next game due to the same injury, then if the injured boxer leads the scoreboard, he will become the winner of this game (by means of technical judgment). If the injured boxer falls behind or draws with his opponent on the scoreboard, the result will be a technical draw; WBC: For a boxer who intentionally fouls, 2 points will be deducted.

Nine, foul (accidental foul), only the referee can judge whether there is a foul. WBC: If a boxer is fouled by someone other than his opponent and loses the game, the boxer who leads the scoreboard will be the winner of the game. This judgment must be based on the fact that the fourth round of competition has ended; IBF/USBA: If the boxer can't continue the game after being fouled by the opponent, or in the next game, the wound is aggravated due to the foul of the opponent, so he can't continue the game. At this time, if the sixth round of the competition has ended, the boxer in the leading position on the scoreboard will become the winner of the competition, and only the points of the finished round will be recorded when scoring. WBC: If the boxing match continues, and in the next match, the wound of the fouled player worsens due to the opponent's effective blow, so that the match cannot continue, then the boxer who is in the leading position on the scoreboard will become the winner of this match, and the ending round will be recorded.

10. Only the referee can stop the game;

Eleven, after the game should be doping (illegal drugs) inspection, the contestants must go to the locker room to extract urine samples, urine samples must be extracted by a special investigator's doctor on the sidelines;

12. If the boxer's braces fall off during the competition, they should be put on by the person next to him as soon as possible under the instruction of the referee, and the time for wearing braces in the corner should not exceed 4 seconds.