Weigh-in:
- There will be an extra representative official from the council surveilling the weigh-in and judging. Since these do not take place on the same day, this does not have to be the same person. In advance of the weigh-in, the representative will receive all arrangements and agreements that were made for every fight.
- For regular fights, there will be an allowance of 500 grams. For Title fights there will be no allowance.
- To win or keep the title, a reigning champion must make the weight. If they do not make the weight, the fight is fought regardless, if the reigning champion win’s that fight, they are unable to maintain the title and the belt will become vacant.
- When a fighter does not make the weight with a difference of up to 1 kg maximum, the fighter will pay a fine of 30% of their purse, of which half will go to their opponent. Next to that, the fighter will start with 1 point reduction, given by the judge before the start of the fight.
- When a fighter does not make the weight with a difference of more than 1 kg, the fighter will also pay a fine of 30% of their purse, of which half will go to their opponent. This time, the fight can only proceed with agreement of the opponent and their trainer. If it is agreed to proceed, the fighter will start with a 2 points reduction, given by the judge before the start of the fight.
- A fighter has two official options for their official weigh-in.
-At the time of the official weighing, usually the day before the fight, IF weight is not made the fighter has a further 90 minutes maximum, to make the weight before the weigh-in time closes.
- The day of the fight, at an appointed time arranged with the official.
It is sufficient for a fighter to be on weight during one of these official arranged times. This is the responsibility of council only, there is no involvement of the promotor(s) of the event.