Fifth round
Fifth round is a Muay Thai rules term. In stadium Muay Thai the final round frequently slows down: the fighter ahead protects the lead and the one behind may accept the loss, reflecting judging that weighs the whole fight rather than each round equally. It is also written Coasting round and Round five. Related terms: Five rounds and Scoring criteria.
Meaning
- Fifth round
- In stadium Muay Thai the final round frequently slows down: the fighter ahead protects the lead and the one behind may accept the loss, reflecting judging that weighs the whole fight rather than each round equally.
| Term | Fifth round |
|---|---|
| Also written | Coasting round, Round five |
| Category | Rules |
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Questions about Fifth round
What does Fifth round mean in Muay Thai?
In stadium Muay Thai the final round frequently slows down: the fighter ahead protects the lead and the one behind may accept the loss, reflecting judging that weighs the whole fight rather than each round equally.
What are other spellings of Fifth round?
It is also written Coasting round and Round five. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Fifth round?
Related terms: Five rounds and Scoring criteria.
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