World Boxing adds China and five more federations to its members in attempt to keep boxing at the Olympics
World Boxing is trying to establish itself as the main international federation after the IOC suspended the IBA from the ...
World Boxing adds China's powerful federation, 5 more to its growing membership
World Boxing has added China to its growing list of members, reaching another major goal in its quest to keep boxing in the ...
Comment: Irish boxing’s need to find pastures new has never been more great
LIKE a long-term relationship gone sour, Irish boxing’s need to find pastures new has never been more great.
(SP)SERBIA-NIS-BOXING-IBA WORLD WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025
(250313) -- NIS, March 13, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Zhong Xueyun (L) of China competes against Farzona Fozilova of Uzbekistan during ...
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World Boxing adds six more federations
China, Turkiye, Sudan, Greece, Montenegro, and Slovakia have officially become part of the organisation, raising the total ...
Algerian girls take up boxing after Imane Khelif’s Olympic gold
Khelif’s victory generated newfound interest among Algerian girls and women in the male-dominated sport. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Cuba, a boxing school for the world
The national teams of Spain, Morocco, Bulgaria and Serbia at the Women's World Championships in Niš this week have Cuban ...
‘I Think Women’s Boxing Is Still In A Really Good Place, Healthy Place,’ Says George Groves
Since time immemorial boxing has been perceived as a male-dominated sport, with a history filled with superstar male ...
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World Boxing Gains Momentum with Expanding International Membership
World Boxing has expanded its membership to 84 countries, adding China and Turkey, both medalists in the previous Olympics.
World Boxing approves China, Turkey among six new members
World Boxing has increased its membership to 84 countries with China and Turkey, whose boxers won medals at last year's Paris ...
World Boxing approves China among six new members
World Boxing has increased its membership to 84 countries with China and Turkey, whose athletes won medals in the ring at last year's Paris Olympics, among the latest six to sign up.