15 U.S.C. § 6306 — Review

(a)(1) Each commission must have procedures to evaluate each participating boxer's professional record and physician^* certification and, when appropriate, deny permission to fight. (2) Except as subsection (b) allows, procedures must prevent a boxer^* from competing while suspended by any commission because of: (A) a recent knockout or consecutive losses; (B) an injury, needed medical procedure, or physician's refusal to certify; (C) a failed drug test; (D) false aliases or falsified or attempted-to-falsify identification cards or documents; or (E) unsportsmanlike or other inappropriate conduct inconsistent with generally accepted professional competition. (3) Procedures must allow a suspension^* to be reviewed when appealed by a boxer, licensee^*, manager^*, matchmaker^*, promoter^*, or other boxing service provider^*, including a chance for the boxer to present contrary evidence. (4) Procedures must revoke a suspension when: (A) it was based on subparagraph (A) or (B), and the boxer provides sufficient proof of improved medical or physical condition; or (B) under subparagraph (C) or (D), the boxer proves the suspension was not, or is no longer, warranted. (b) A commission may allow a boxer suspended in another State^* to compete: (1) for a reason other than those in subsection (a), after written notice to and consultation with the suspending commission's designated official; or (2) if the boxer appeals to the Association of Boxing Commissions and that Association finds the suspension lacked sufficient grounds, served an improper purpose, or was unrelated to the boxer's health and safety or this chapter's purposes.