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The purpose of this document is to provide our Rules, Regulations and By-Laws for. Muay Thai and Kickboxing events, which are combative sports in which two competitors attempt to achieve dominance over one another by utilizing permitted techniques in traditional Muay Thai and Kickboxing.
The TDLR Texas Combative Sports Program regulates professional Boxing, Kick Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Muay Thai and amateur MMA, Muay Thai and Kick Boxing events in Texas.
It is your responsibility to read and understand the responsibilities of amateur associations and all relevant sections of the Texas law and rules for combative sports. If you have questions about the law or rules, please contact TDLR by email, or call us at (512) 659-5034.
4.1: MANDATORY PROBATION PERIOD An Athlete shall receive a mandatory period of rest in the event of a knock-out or RSC caused by strikes to the head. Each knock-out suffered as a result of head hits and each RSCH must be recorded in the Athlete’s medical record.
Any other form of these rules may not be called the “Unified Rules of Professional Muay Thai” and shall be referred to by the name of the commission sanctioning the/an event. Each round shall consist of a three (3) minute duration, with a one (1) minute rest period between rounds.
We have adopted their Rules for International Competition or Tournaments in order to stay in line with the rest of the world. Please click the link below to download the IFMA Rulebook. Rules For International Competition or Tournaments (PDF)
Muaythai is built on the 5 important pillars of honour, tradition, respect, excellence and fair play. Every stakeholder, regardless of whether they are a fan, an official administrator, an event promoter, or simply a one-off spectator at an event, has the right to see transparency upheld.
