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    To be an effective England Boxing referee or judge requires integrity, focus, and impartiality. Officials must observe both boxers equally throughout each round and score based only on what occurs within each round, ignoring past accomplishments. Making split-second decisions without help from others, officials are constantly scrutinized but should aim to not be noticed through expert application of the rules. Effective observation, judgment, and decision-making in boxing requires reflective practice through review to improve one's skills.

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    ENGLAND BOXING

    Referee’s & Judge’s CPD


    Week 1 – What Does It Take?
    What Does It Take To Be An England Boxing Official?

    • Integrity is paramount, it is a vital and key attribute.

    • Total focus & concentration is crucial.

    • Ignore the past accomplishments of a boxer or club.

    • Ignore the nationality, religion and race of a boxer.

    • Avoid all conflicts of interest & influences from anyone


    Judging

    • Look between both boxers throughout the entire bout, stay


    neutral.

    • Treat each round like a different bout, forget previous rounds

    • Score the round from the first second to the last second and
    absorb the action of the entire round.

    • Stay alert in case the Referee needs to consult you for anything.

    • Try to score a round by breaking it down into three separate


    segments. It will give you a clearer appreciation for the entire
    round and the effectiveness of each boxer.
    Judging

    • One exchange of punches can sometimes make the difference


    in a close round

    • When the round starts, both boxers’ score is 0 to 0

    • The results of the boxers’ actions against each other will


    determine a winner one round at a time

    • Remember that every bout is as important as an Olympic final


    to somebody.
    Refereeing

    • You are constantly under a microscope when making decisions

    • You only a have a split second to make a decision

    • You don’t have a team of officials that can help you make a group
    decision.

    • Be prepared to be criticised by half of the crowd depending on


    which boxer you caution or warn.
    Refereeing

    • A Referee must be an “Expert of the Rules”

    …………..but never be the “Know-it-All”

    • A Referee must become “A Perpetual Student of our Sport”

    “It is said that a Good Referee should not be seen”


    Things to Consider

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    What does it take to be a world class official within boxing?


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