The winner of the match may be decided in the following ways: Points Decision. Unanimous Decision—when all three judges score the bout for the same fighter; Split Decision—when two judges score the bout for one fighter and one judge scores the bout for the opponent; Majority Decision—when two judges score the bout for one fighter and one judge scores the bout a draw; Technical Decision—when a bout is prematurely stopped due to injury from an accidental foul and a fighter is leading on the score cards. Draws occur when: Unanimous Draw—when all three judges score the bout a draw; Majority Draw—when two judges score the bout a draw; Split Draw—when one judge scores the bout for one fighter, one judge scores the bout for the opponent, and one judge scores the bout a draw; Technical Draw—when an injury is sustained during competition as a result of an intentional foul and the bout is allowed to continue, then later the injury requires stoppage from either a legal or illegal strike to the affected area; and Draw—when both fighters go down at the same time, and neither can resume the fight within the referee’s ten count. Knockouts occur when a fighter is incapable of resuming the fight within the referee’s ten-count due to legal strikes or the referee stops the contest because a fighter cannot effectively defend themselves. Technical Knockouts occur when: Referee Stoppage occurs when a referee terminates a contest if: The referee determines a fighter shows no will to or is incapable of resuming the fight due to a legal technique; The referee determines the fighter is not effectively defending themselves; The fighter does not leave their corner to take part in the fight following the sounding of the bell; or The referee is of the opinion that one fighter is outmatched by the opponent and continuing the match would jeopardize the fighter’s health and safety; A fighter or their corner indicates to the referee or regulatory representative they no longer wish to continue the contest. Medical Stoppage occurs when a ringside physician terminates a contest if: The bout is terminated for medical reasons due to injury resulting from a legal technique. The bout is terminated on the advice of the ringside physician. There is a loss of control of bodily function. Disqualification occurs when an injury sustained during the bout as a result of an intentional foul is severe enough to terminate the bout, multiple fouls have been assessed, interference from a fighter’s corner, and/or there is a flagrant disregard for the rules and/or referee’s commands. No Decision/No Contest occurs when: When a bout is prematurely stopped due to an accidental injury and a sufficient number of rounds have not been completed to render a decision via the scorecards. If the referee decides both fighters must be disqualified.