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The document outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining a Boxing Promoter's Permit in Indiana, detailing necessary applications, fees, and exhibits to be submitted prior to a boxing event. It specifies timelines for submissions, equipment needed for the event, regulations for weigh-ins, seating arrangements under the State Athletic Commission's jurisdiction, and post-event tax obligations.

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Begin by reviewing the application for the permit to hold a boxing event. Ensure you have all necessary documents ready, including proof of medical and accidental death benefit coverage.
Fill out the sections required 45 days prior to the fight. This includes providing details for Exhibits 1 through 9, such as your proposed event type, preliminary fight card, and security plans.
Next, complete the requirements due 10 days before the meeting. This involves submitting Exhibits 10 through 24, which include contracts with venues and boxers, final event details, and credentialing information.
Ensure you list all equipment required for the event accurately. This includes items like proper rings, scales, gloves, and cleaning solutions.
Finally, review any additional notes regarding event night procedures and post-fight obligations to ensure compliance with state regulations.

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Can a boxing manager be a promoter?

Managers/Agents: A boxing manager has the main responsibility to find good fights for his client, make sure the pay is fair, and make sure all the steps are taken by the fighter to climb to the top. They are not promoters or trainers.

How much does it cost to be a boxing promoter?

All promoters must have a valid promoters license issued from the Commission - the fee is $100 per year and the license will expire on December 31st of each year. All boxing promoters are required to complete a criminal record check (mail in form or online access) before a license can be issued. 2.

Do Boxing promoters make money?

They Make Money By Selling Tickets The promoters take on all the financial risk when setting up the fight so it is natural for them to make a profit on the money they have committed. So, the amount they earn on ticket sales will depend on the size of the fight and the fighter they are promoting.

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