Ch. 8, § 2. Contract Between the Promoters and the Contestant-Writing Required

No professional bout will be approved without a contract between the promoter and the contestant. The contracts should contain a minimum of the following: (a) Name and signature of promoter or an authorized designee of the promoter; (b) Name and signature of contestant; (c) Name of the opponent; (d) Type of Bout; (e) Date and start time of the event; (f) Date and start time of weigh-in; (g) Location of event and weigh-in; (h) Number of rounds in the bout; (i) Time limit of each round; (j) Maximum and minimum weight allowable; (k) Purse amount (includes show and win money and ticket amount given); (l) Statement that contestant will be present and on time to the weigh-in and the event; (m) Any deducted fees should be listed (this does not include Commission permit or license fees); (n) Statement that indicates when the contestant will be paid by the promoter; (o) Statement whereby the contestant acknowledges the inherent risk of engaging in the sport and waives any and all claims that they or their heirs may have against the Commission, the Commission members, the officials, the physician and physician support, and the State of Wyoming as a result of participating in the bout or event. The Commission, its Commission members, and the State of Wyoming do not waive their sovereign immunity and specifically retains all defenses and immunity available to them as sovereigns pursuant to Wyoming Statutes §§ 1-39-101, et seq; and (p) Statement of any deviations from stated rules of a combat sport agreed to between the two (2) contestants.