Ten-point must
Ten-point must is a Muay Thai rules term. Scoring system in which the winner of each round receives 10 points and the loser fewer (9, 8, or lower for knockdowns and dominance). Used by IFMA, WBC Muaythai and ONE; WBC allows the loser as low as 6. It is also written 10-point must system. Related terms: Scoring criteria and Judge.
Meaning
- Ten-point must
- Scoring system in which the winner of each round receives 10 points and the loser fewer (9, 8, or lower for knockdowns and dominance). Used by IFMA, WBC Muaythai and ONE; WBC allows the loser as low as 6.
| Term | Ten-point must |
|---|---|
| Also written | 10-point must system |
| Category | Rules |
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Questions about Ten-point must
What does Ten-point must mean in Muay Thai?
Scoring system in which the winner of each round receives 10 points and the loser fewer (9, 8, or lower for knockdowns and dominance). Used by IFMA, WBC Muaythai and ONE; WBC allows the loser as low as 6.
What are other spellings of Ten-point must?
It is also written 10-point must system. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Ten-point must?
Related terms: Scoring criteria and Judge.
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