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TDLR adopts bare-knuckle boxing rules, corrects adrenaline concentration in combative-sports code
Summary
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) commissioners voted to adopt amendments to Chapter 61 of the Texas Administrative Code that add rules for bare-knuckle boxing and correct a typographical error in the agency’s combative sports rules.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) commissioners voted to adopt amendments to Chapter 61 of the Texas Administrative Code that add rules for bare-knuckle boxing and correct a typographical error in the agency’s combative sports rules. Robert Reyes, assistant general counsel for TDLR, presented the package and recommended an effective date of June 19, 2025.
The adopted amendments amend section 61.43 to correct the stated adrenaline concentration for use in a contestant’s corner from “1 part per 10,000” to “1 part per 1,000,” and add a new section, 61.109, establishing administrative requirements for bare-knuckle boxing events. Reyes…
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