Buhurt, also known as medieval Armored Combat, is a full-contact combat sport that involves participants wearing medieval armor and using blunted steel weapons to engage in combat. The primary reason rules and regulations are important to Buhurt is to ensure the safety of the participants Rules and regulations regarding equipment standards, prohibited strikes, and mandatory safety gear help prevent serious injuries. Establishing clear rules and regulations for Buhurt helps legitimize the sport and increase its credibility. This can attract more participants, spectators, and sponsors and help Armored Combat gain recognition as a legitimate sport.

The International Medieval Combat Federation (IMCF) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2014 to promote and develop the sport of medieval armored combat around the world. The IMCF is the largest and most recognized organization for medieval armored combat, and it has members from over 40 countries.

The Buhurt League is a professional league for the sport of medieval armored combat, also known as Buhurt. It was established in 2015 and is headquartered in Ukraine, with regional offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia. In addition to organizing competitions, the Buhurt League also works to promote and develop the sport of Buhurt through partnerships with other organizations, educational programs, and public events. The league also provides training and certification for coaches and officials, and works to establish safety standards and best practices for the sport.