- London Prize Ring Rules
- Rules applied in prize fights. States v Olympic Club, 46 La Ann 935, 15 So 190.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
London Prize Ring Rules
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London Prize Ring rules — The London Prize Ring rules was a list of 29 rules drafted by Britain s Jack Broughton in 1743 [cite web|url=http://www.ibroresearch.com/Boxing%20History/Broughton s%20Rules.htm|title=Broughton’s Rules – August 16, 1743 Quoted from Arnold, Peter … Wikipedia
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London Prize Ring Rules — Als London Prize Ring Rules bezeichnet man die Regeln des bare knuckle Boxens, insbesondere ab 1838. Als Grundgerüst dienten die Broughton Rules von Jack Broughton von 1743, die auch schon mitunter als London Prize Ring Rules (i.w.S.) bezeichnet… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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prize ring rules — The rules of a prize fight. See London Prize Ring Rules … Ballentine's law dictionary
Règles du London Prize Ring — Portrait de Jack Broughton En 1743, le britannique Jack Broughton élabore une liste de règles appelées London Prize Ring rules encadrant les combats de boxe à mains nues. Promulguées en 1838 et révisées en 1853, ces 29 règles ont été appliquées… … Wikipédia en Français
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