The turn-based system is 1. There are usually four-turn system, eight-turn system and 12 turn system in the competition. The highest level of professional boxing is usually 12 turn-based system. 2. Each round lasts for 3 minutes. 3. There is a rest time of 1 minute between rounds.

Score and victory or defeat

Hit the front or side of the opponent's head or body with a fist peak with enough force to get 1 point (small point). In a round of competition, the party with more points wins in this round, and the score in this round is 10:9 (high score). If there is a knockout round, the knocked-down party will be deducted 1 point (large score). Usually, the score of this round is that if both sides score the same, the outcome will be judged according to the score of small points. If one side is knocked down in the match, the referee will count down to 10 second. If you can't stand up and return to the actual combat posture within 10 seconds, judge KO and the game is over. In a game, if one side is injured, the referee can stop the game and rule that the dominant side wins. If both sides are knocked down at the same time, the victory or defeat will be judged by the scores of both sides.