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World Boxing will host its inaugural world championships in Liverpool next year, the governing body said on Tuesday, as it continues efforts to establish itself as the sport's recognised international federation.
PARIS: Boxers from Russia and Belarus will be free to compete “with immediate effect” in international competitions as neutral athletes, World Boxing announced on Tuesday. The ruling, which extends to coaches, support staff and officials, is valid for all global and continental competitions. Competitors from Russia and Belarus had been banned from international competition following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Delegations from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to participate with national flags, uniforms or anthems and will have to pass a detailed vetting process to be able to take part in World Boxing events. “The procedure was approved by the executive board of World Boxing at its most recent meeting in April 2026 and reflects the approach taken by the International Olympic Committee (IOC),” said World Boxing in a statement.
Pengurus Besar Tinju Indonesia (Perbati) menjadi anggota World Boxing. Keputusan itu memastikan atlet-atlet Indonesia dapat tampil di Kejuaraan Dunia.
Sejarah tinju Indonesia memasuki babak baru. Hal itu terlihat dari lahirnya Pengurus Besar Tinju Indonesia (PERBATI) pada 3 Mei 2025. Adapun posisi Ketua Umum PERBATI diisi oleh Ray Zulham Farras Nugraha.
World Boxing has backed the newly-formed Asian boxing confederation to represent and promote the sport in the region, an organisation not associated with the Russian-led International Boxing Association (IBA).
World Boxing president Boris van der Vorst says his organisation is ready to step up its quest for recognition from the International Olympic Committee and save the sport's place on the programme for the Los Angeles Games in 2028.
World Boxing will seek recognition from Olympic organisers to replace the Russian-led International Boxing Association and keep the troubled sport on the programme for the 2028 Los Angeles Game.
World Boxing, a new body seeking International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognition to run the sport, announced the approval of six new members on Thursday, piling more pressure on the suspended and embattled International Boxing Association (IBA).