Simplified Scoring Criteria of Thai Boxing

• There are two fighters who will fight ten rounds. Each fighter can be awarded up to 10 points per round for their performance.
• In the first two rounds, if there is no outstanding strike, both sides are typically awarded 10 points.
• In round 4 and 5, whichever side makes a more powerful and accurate move, that side is considered to be in an upper hand and more likely to win that round.
• Should a fighter strike a kick and was grasped on the leg, then was thrown on the ground, the side that does not fall is in an upper hand.
• If both fighters fall, the one underneath looks worse in judges' eyes.
• A fighter with more clean, powerful, accurate strikes with all weapons will be a winner in that round.
• If playing the step (Parlay) then in that step there are always pairs that are effective. That step will not die.
• Fighter causing more damage to an opponent is normally considered a winner in that round.
• If the fighter receives a compulsory eight count from a referee, the fighter will lose at least two points in that round.
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• A fighter who violates the rules and is considered foul will be deducted by 1 point.