R.C.S.A. § 29-143j-65
Rules to safeguard the health of boxers (Repealed)
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 29-143j-65
(a) If a boxer has competed in any jurisdiction in a bout scheduled for 6 rounds or more,
he shall not be allowed to box in this state until 7 days (including the last day
of the last bout) have elapsed since his last bout.
(b) If a boxer has competed in any jurisdiction in a bout scheduled for up to 5 rounds,
he shall not be allowed to box in this state until 4 days (including the last day
of the last bout) have elapsed since his last bout.
(c) Any licensee who has personal knowledge concerning a boxer's illness or injury must
promptly furnish to the commissioner or his representative all known information concerning
the illness or injury.
(d) Any boxer who is ill or who has suffered an injury will not be allowed to box in this
State until he has been examined by a physician licensed to practice medicine in this
State, and such physician has given the commissioner or his representative a report
indicating that the boxer has recovered from his illness or injury.