What are the rules for the 100-man KUMITE tournament?
155738
Rules" Of The Kumite\nThe Kumite takes place over three days. The day before The Kumite starts, all fighters must provide their invitation to the judges. Fighting with the other fighters in The Kumite, outside of a sanctioned match, is strictly forbidden. If a fighter is caught breaking this rule, both fighters are automatically disqualified. Provided that the events of Bloodsport are followed, the tournament layout is:\n\nDay One is the round of 64 and round of 32. \nDay Two is the round of 16 and round of 8. \nDay Three is the final four and championship match. \nMatches in The Kumite continue until one of the fighters satisfy one of rules of winning. Time is used only for official records. To win, one fighter must A) Knock out their opponent, B) Make his opponent say "Mai Tey" which means submission, or C) Throw their opponent out of the ring.\n\nThe championship match has the same rules, only the center of the ring is lowered to ground level, whereas in a normal match, the ring is elevated off the floor of the arena.
1144597
first you need to get registered as an anatuer boxer. then compete in tournament like the pal's, golden gloves and u.s. championships. hopefully you win one to qualify for the olympic trials.
1179416
it generally depends on your initial fitness level...\n\na good gauge will be to just join first a submission sport or jiu jits tournament and see how your cardiovascular endurance and strength matches those of your opponent....\n\nyou generally have to have enough energy left at the end of the tournament because when you start doing mma fighting you will have to throw punches, elbows, kicks and knees too...\n\ngood luck
1040421
As stated in the FIFA handbook:\n\nField surface \n  Matches may be played on natural or artificial surfaces, according to the rules of the competition. \n \n\nDimensions \n  The field of play must be rectangular. The length of the touch line must be greater than the length of the goal line. \n \n             minimum           maximum  \nLength: 90 m (100 yds) 120 m (130 yds) \nWidth:   45 m (50 yds)   90 m (100 yds)  \n \n\nInternational Matches \n              minimum            maximum  \nLength: 100 m (110 yds) 110 m (120 yds) \nWidth:   64 m (70 yds)     75 m (80 yds)\n\nSo anywhere between the specified dimensions are acceptable dimensions.
1163190
2 vs. 5-game one\n3 vs. 4-game two\nG2 loser vs. G1 loser- winner stays, loser goes (game 3)\n1 vs. winner of G3- game 4\nG1 winner vs. G2 winner- game 5\nloser of G4 vs. Loser of G5-winner stays, loser goes (game 6)\nwinner of G4 vs. winner of G5 (game 7)\nloser of G7 vs. winner of G6-winner stays, loser goes (game 8)\nwinner of G7 vs. winner of G8 (winner of G8 must beat the winner of G7 twice, as it is double-elimination.  winner of G7 must only win once to win the tournament, as the winner of G8 has lost once.)
346506
Check this out http://www.gadebridgebc.org.uk/GBCbadminton_rules.htm
1037436
Rules of the tournament: (for the first round)\nThe ranking of each team in each group will be determined as follows:\na) greatest number of points obtained in all group matches;\nb) goal difference in all group matches;\nc) greatest number of goals scored in all group matches.\nIf two or more teams are equal on the basis of the above three criteria,their rankings will be determined as follows:\nd) greatest number of points obtained in the group matches between the teams concerned;\ne) goal difference resulting from the group matches between the teams concerned;\nf) greater number of goals scored in all group matches between the teams concerned;\ng) drawing of lots by the Organising Committee for the FIFA World Cup
1058434
here are the official rules...
28022
I propose to you the fifa official web site you will find all the rules of the game\nwww.fifa.com
728429
Oh yeah. Head gear. Three 1 minute rounds. 16 oz. gloves. Winner gets the money. Everyone else gets nothing, not even a free t-shirt. They are usually a 2 night event with the prelims on Friday and finals on Saturday. Usually a friggin money machine for the promoters because all they have to do is pay $1000 or so to the winner of each weight class. Used to be very popular in my area, but were banned after a few people got seriously hurt. One was killed even in the state. They did an investigation and found out that the ring doctor was a friggin chiropractor. Entered once, won Friday, lost Saturday. Just kind of a personal challenge. Is the promoter named Art Dorr by any chance? Anyways, very little skill involved in most of these. Hardly ever see a jab. Mostly just wild haymakers that ocassionaly land and someone gets ko'd. All the drunks roar with bloodlust and about a dozen fights break out in the stands. Good times!
692747
"To be included in the programme of the Olympic , an Olympic sport must conform to the following criteria:\n\n1.1 only sports widely practised by men in at least seventy-five countries and on four continents, and by women in at least forty countries and on three continents, may be included in the programme of the Games of the Olympiad
952557
Official competitive rules (as far as I know) for high school level:\n\n-No movement on the block until starting sound is made. If the line judge sees movement he will order the swimmers to stand up and he will then order swimmers back down.\n-No leaving the block before the previous person in your relay has touched the wall. Early departure from the starting block will result in a DQ.\n-No entering the water for backstroke until the line judge gives the OK. Early enter can result in a DQ and late entry can result in either a DQ or a no-swim as determined by the line judge (if DQ is called only the swimmer's time is taken for coach's uses).\n-No flutter kick at all on breaststroke and butterfly.\n-2 hand touch on wall for butterfly and breaststroke, same level, same time\n-Flip turns for backstroke and freestyle in all events at all times in 1st heats that count for points. \n-No flip turns for breaststroke and butterfly in all events at all times. \n-No touching of the wall until finished for backstroke and freestyle. \n-No touching of the bottom of the pool for all events. \n-No re-entry into the water upon completion of the race. \n-Relay swimmers must be out of the water upon the arrival of the next swimmer to finish. \n-No controlable sound during diving.\n\nOther rules that apply to swimming as far as I know: \n\n-Pool temperature must be over 68 degrees and lower than 87 degrees Farenheit to swim in. Any lower or higher (respectively) and the meet is either delayed or postponed if not started. \n-No person with a commonly comunicable disease is allowed to swim.\n-No bodily fluids such as blood can enter the water in an obviously notible number. If they do enter the pool then all swimming is stopped for about 8-10 hours for all the pool's water to circulate through the filter.
559433
Here is a PDF file containing a winners and losers bracket.  \n\nhttp://www.britfoos.com/Events/RunEvent/Downloads/tournament16c.pdf\n\nNow this is for 16 teams/participants, but it can be adjusted down for 12.  Typically, the four initial byes should be applied to the first round, and not applied later in the draw.
191488
here is the website:\nhttp://www.internationalgames.net/asiangames.htm
1116216
Minimum - even one person can make up a team... and then there are no limits after that.  \n\nUsually a child's game played with a stick and a small piece that gets whacked in the air... and then needs to get caught.  Kind of like the game "500" in America, and some rules from American baseball.
1048346
http://www.cnr.edu/CNR-olympics/cnr-olympics1-17.html\n\nHave a look at this link, it should tell you everything you need to know.
940862
Well being a former player and having played with players who played in that tournament, here are some qualifications you will need to play in the tournament. \n1. Do you have a junior ITF ranking, tournaments to get this experience are Easter Bowl, other major tourneys.\n2. Are you ranked in the top 5 in the nation in the boys 18's?\n\nIf your answer to these questions are no, then you have zero chance of playing in this tournament. Qualifying requires you to have earned points prior to the tournament, they don't just let anyone off the street show up to play for fun. Unlike the mens draw that has a qualifier, there is none for the junior draw. The mens draw also requires a ranking usually around top 250 in the world to play the qualifier alone.