RSC

'RSC is a British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” It is used to save a boxer from a knockout when he is being outclassed, cannot protect himself, or is otherwise unfit to continue the bout. This results in a technical knockout win for the boxer’s opponent.

This is to be distinguished from RSCH ("referee stops contest because of head blows").

See also, RTD.

Variations

RSC-O	Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outclassed
RSC-OS	Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outscored
RSC-I	Referee stopped contest because of an injury of the opponent
RSC-H	Referee stopped contest because the opponent is unfit to continue after head blows or because the opponent has had the maximum number of eight-counts for a round or bout