Boxing and combat sports medical.

A pre-licensing medical for boxing and other combat sports, completed to your governing body's requirements.

Fit to perform

  • A doctor every time
  • Today, every day.

What's involved

The doctor screens your heart and circulation, checks for any history of concussion or head injury, reviews your eyes and any history of retinal problems, and confirms you are not on medication that would rule out combat sport. The assessment follows the requirements of the relevant governing body.

Good to know

Governing bodies set the exact standards and stand-down periods, and typically require no recent concussion, no detached retina, no uncontrolled epilepsy, no anticoagulant medicines and no pregnancy. Bring your governing body's form.

Boxing and combat sports medical at a glance

Who it is forBoxers and combat sport athletes applying for or renewing a licence to compete
What the doctor checksHeart and circulation, concussion history, eyes and retina, and any disqualifying medicines
Who can sign itAny GMC-registered doctor, to the governing body's requirements
TurnaroundSame day. Referral for an eye check or ECG arranged where needed
The formYour governing body's own medical form

What to bring

Bring your governing body's medical form, any record of past head or eye injuries, photo ID and a list of your medicines.

Pricing

£120 for a 15-minute consultation and certificate. Any tests or drug screening are an additional charge, confirmed with you at the consultation before anything is sent. You pay after your consultation in person; video and phone consultations are paid at booking.

Getting your licence to fight?

Today, every day. Begin your consultation online, or book a slot and see a doctor in person, by video, or by phone.

See all our medicals and certificates at /clinic/medicals-and-certificates.