I have a Fighters Guidelines document I give all fighters before their first fight for our school. In it is the stipulation that fighters will not drink alcohol after a fight, also not to use asprin products, as both of these thin the blood causing worse bleeding and bruising. You never know whats happened inside the head in regards to bleeds & concussions. Alcohol will mask concussion. It also stipulates that they have a safe driver to get them home, incase they get injured and cannot drive. This saves me having to organise something short notice to get people home if need and again delayed concussion is a serious issue that you don't want to be behind the wheel with. I have known someone to drive off the road due to delayed concussion, ended up in someones front yard across the wrong side of the road. Just lucky he didn't kill the two kids in the car with him or anyone else. Also I will never drink at a fight event until after the last fight. I will never corner a fighter or go into a ring smelling of drink. Thats how I do it but others have their own ideas. I've seen fight officals drinking while judging!