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Professional Thai Boxing Weight Classes Mini Flyweight - from 100lb / 45.454kg and not over 105lb / 47.727kg Light Flyweight - from 105lb / 47.728kg and not over 108lb / 48.988kg Flyweight - from 108lb / 48.989kg and not over 112lb / 50.802kg Super Flyweight - from 112lb / 50.803kg and not over 115lb / 52.163kg Bantamweight - from 115lb / 52.164kg and not over 118lb / 53.524kg Super Bantamweight - from 118lb / 53.525kg and not over 122lb / 55.338kg Featherweight - from 122lb / 55.339kg and not over 126lb / 57.153kg Super Featherweight - from 126lb / 57.154kg and not over 130lb / 58.967kg Lightweight - from 130lb / 58.968kg and not over 135lb / 61.235kg Super Lightweight - from 135lb / 61.236kg and not over 140lb / 63.503kg Welterweight - from 140lb / 63.504kg and not over 147lb / 66.678kg Super Welterweight - from 147lb / 66.679kg and not over 154lb / 69.853kg Middleweight - from 154lb / 69.854kg and not over 160lb / 71.575kg Super Middleweight - from 160lb / 71.576kg and not over 168lb / 76.204kg Light Heavyweight - from 168lb / 76.205kg and not over 175lb / 79.379kg Cruiseweight - from 175lb / 79.380kg and not over 190lb / 86.183kg Heavyweight - from 190lb / 86.184kg  Детаљније...   Professional Thai Boxing Categories Male Adult Professional - Males from 18 years old Female Adult Professional - Males from 18 years old Male Kadet Professional - Males from 15 years and not over 18 years old Female Kadet Professional - Males from 15 years and not over 18 years old Детаљније...   Basic Rules of Professional Thai Boxing A Muay Thai match formally have no more than 5 rounds, each round take 3 minutes to last, with a two-minute rest period in between. No additional rounds is allowed. Boxers must regulary wear gloves, each weighing not less than 6 ounces (172 grammes). The gloves must not be squeezed, kneaded or crushed to change its original shjape.   Full Rules recognized by SAT 2004 Детаљније...   Professional Contestants' Muaythai Costumes Contestants must wear only trunks (red or blue according to their corners) appropriately fit their bodies. Contestants must wear standard supporters or sturdy athletic cups to protect their groin. Gum shield may be used. Wear no shirts nor shoes, but ankle cap is permitted. A sacred cord know as Mongkol can be worn around the head only during the prefight ritual of paying homage to ancestral teachers of Muay Thai, to be removed before the start of the fight. Metal or other equipments that will be harmful to the opponent is prohibited.