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ISFA Sport SHOOTFIGHTINGÒ
Rules
- Divisions:
light: 165 lbs & under, middle: 166 to 199, heavy: 200 & above,
and women’s. light weight & middle weight.
- 1 point
awarded for a controlled punch or kick to the torso.
- Kicks to the
legs are allowed but do not count as points.
- 3 points
awarded for technique takedown resulting in a submission hold.
2 points for a throw, ( hip toss arm, head, leg drag ) 1
point for single or double leg takedown.
- 2 points for a submission hold from the
ground.
- 1 point
awarded for a technique reversal.
- There will be
2 warnings for illegal techniques. The 3rd
infraction will disqualify the competitor.
- Fights consist
of one 3 minute round (non-stop). Referee may stop the fight
at any time.
- No eye
gouging, hair pulling, no groin strikes, no techniques against
the windpipe. No kicks to the front or side of the knee. No
knee or elbow strikes.
- Fighters
cannot run out of the ring to avoid attack.
- Once one
opponent’s knee touches the ground the opponents must grapple
or stand and fight. No striking a downed opponent.
- Fighter may
win by points or submission. The referee may also end the
fight if he determines the fighter is unfit to continue.
- Fighters may
use takedowns (No Suplex’s), any type of joint-lock, and
chokes to the side of the neck (No chokes to windpipe).
- If fighters
are deadlocked on the ground the referee may stop and stand
the fighters up upon his discretion.
- If fighters go
beyond the mat the referee will stop the fight and restart in
the center (standing).
- If a fighter
is unable to continue to fight he forfeits the fight.
- Fighters
must wear ISFA approved grappling gloves, foot protection, cup
& mouthpiece. You cannot compete with out the required
equipment!
- Fighters that
"Escapes" hold by leaving the ring twice loses.
- No points for
blocking a submission hold.
- No head
contact AT ALL!!
ISFA Amateur SHOOTFIGHTINGÒ
Rules
- 3-5 minute
rounds.
- All fighters
must be trained and licensed by the ISFA.
- All referees
must be trained and licensed by the ISFA.
- All fighters
must wear an ISFA approved 7oz. grappling gloves.
- No striking a
down opponent.
- No face or
head contact with hands, or feet.
- No elbow
strikes. No knees strikes.
- No eye
gouging, hair pulling, no groin strikes, no techniques against
the windpipe. No kicks to the front of the knee.
- Punches to the body and kicks to the legs and torso are
legal.
- Fighters may
use takedowns, any type of joint-lock, and chokes to the side
of the neck (No chokes to the windpipe).
- Once one
opponent’s knee touches the ground the opponents must
grapple or stand up and fight. No striking a downed opponent.
- Mouthpiece,
cup, kneepads & footpads are required.
- No standing
count.
- If fighters
are deadlocked referee will give a ten second count then stand
both fighters, at his discretion.
- Fighters may
win by points or submission. The referee may also end
the fight if he determines the fighter is unfit to continue.
At the end of the 3rd round if both fighters have
equal points the match is considered a draw.
ISFA Competition SHOOTFIGHTINGÒ
Rules
- 3-5 minute
rounds.
- All fighters
must be trained and licensed by the ISFA.
- All referees
must be trained and licensed by the ISFA.
- All fighters
must wear an ISFA approved 7oz. grappling gloves.
- No striking a
down opponent.
- Face or
head contact with hands, or feet is allowed.
- No elbow
strikes. Knees to the body & leg are allowed with
knee pads on.
- No eye
gouging, hair pulling, no groin strikes, no techniques against
the windpipe. No kicks to the front of the knee.
- Knees to the
body, punches to the body and kicks to the legs and torso are
legal with knee pads on.
- Fighters may
use takedowns, any type of joint-lock, and chokes to the side
of the neck (No chokes to the windpipe).
- Once one
opponent’s knee touches the ground the opponents must
grapple or stand up and fight. No striking a downed opponent.
- Mouthpiece,
cup, kneepads & footpads are required.
- No standing
count.
- If fighters
are deadlocked referee will give a ten second count then stand
both fighters, at his discretion.
- Fighters may
win by points or submission. The referee may also end
the fight if he determines the fighter is unfit to continue.
At the end of the 3rd round if both fighters have
equal points the match is considered a draw.
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Shootfighting® Event Results
USC IX
November 19,2011 |
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MAIN EVENT
Pierre Akers (winner)
Dan Goodman
Billy
Salmons (winner)
Lewis Brewington
Franklin Rivero
(winner)
Mark Pichardo
Yohan Vazquez
(winner)
Tony Espinoza
Jenny Silveiro (winner)
Melissa Fraga
Victor Deschapell ( winner )
Juan Cuadros
Josh Rivera (winner)
Victor Guzman
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USC VIII
July 8, 2011 |
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MAIN EVENT
Frank Gomez (winner)
Jose
Perez
Danny Davis ( winner )
JW
Ruiz
Mike Moore (winner)
Billy Guzman
Josh
Torris
(winner)
Victor
Johnsen
Ray Becker
(winner)
Juan Carlos
Ben
Lewis (winner)
Sammy Duncan
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USC VII
May 7, 2011 |
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MAIN EVENT Amateur Lightweight
Title
Austin
Polinitza (winner)
Daniel Camargo
Daniel Irvin ( winner )
Jose Torres
Michelle Mosri (winner)
Ashley
Arozarena
Josh
Alvarez
(winner)
Victor Guzman
Ray Beckford
(winner)
Juan Cuadros
Justin Vazquez (winner)
Sam Stacy
Dan
Goodman (winner)
Russell
Palanzo
Pierre
Akers (winner)
Chris Bouchard
Billy
Salmons (winner)
Andy Ricart
Brian
Fitzgerald (winner)
Mike Grimard
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USC VI
September 25, 2010 |
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MAIN EVENT Amateur Lightweight
Title Austin Polonitza (winner)
Pierre Akers
Semi-Main Event Amateur Heavyweight Title
Felix Alvarez ( winner)
Chris Lewis
Dan Goodman (winner)
Doug Tate
Nick Just (winner)
Chris LaSala
Tony Daniels (winner)
Andy Ricart
Brian Fitzgerald (winner)
Edian Pena
Daniel Camargo (winner)
Robert Fuentes
Jose Tovar (winner)
Xavier Rodrigues
Ray Mompointe (winner)
Barry Goldstein
Victor Guzman (winner)
Bryan Sansovini
Liana Beach (Draw)
Kameni Arashiro
Marcelo Sierra (winner)
Cody Stacy
Stephanie Marconi (winner)
Somer Molina
Levi Kelley (winner)
Adam Tate
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