The WBC is made up of 162 countries bound together by their passion for the sport of boxing. We reflect the world as we hope it will be someday... a place where all conflicts are settled in the ring. Perhaps we alone can't change the world but we can teach our children by our actions.
In that light, WBC Chief Jose Sulaiman and the Female Championship Committee wish all people a warm and loving New Year.
And remember; don't take it on the chin!
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Don Jose Sulaiman, Sang Kwon Park and the WBC Female Championship Committee
are very pleased to announce two championship matches:
Heavyweight: Pamela London vs, Kim Quashie
Middleweight: Teresa Perozzi vs. Scroller >
The 39th annual North American Boxing Federation convention was inaugurated today by Governor Felix Gonzalez Canto in Cancun, Mexico, with the attendance of 200 delegates from the U.S.A., Canada and >
Team Ruiz has challenged Team Liakhovich to publically produce an official WBA letter, according to a release Team Liakhovich distributed earlier today, ordering Team Liakhovich to begin negotiating with former >
Soon after it was announced that WBA heavyweight champion Ruslan Chagaev had pulled out of his July 5 mandatory title defense against former WBA title-holder and No. 1 contender, Nikolai >
New York has brought out its biggest hitter so far in the campaign for the 2012 Olympics. Boxing great Muhammad Ali will be part of the U.S. delegation in Singapore >
Silverhawk Championship Boxing has been selected by the World Boxing Council Continental Americas Championship Committee as its Promoter of the Year. The award will be presented at the 44th World >
With the closing of the very successful 2007 WBC Convention in Manila, Philippines, the following measures were taken:
The current WBC sanction fees structure will be modified in order to adjust >
Two-time world heavyweight champion John "The Quietman" Ruiz (41-6-1, 28 KOs) has petitioned the World Boxing Association for an immediate rematch against Nicolay Valuev for the WBA heavyweight title. Last >
WBC Female Fighter of the Year and current minimumweight champion, Carina "La Reina" Moreno will be honored at the First Annual Salute to Women's Boxing ceremony set to take place >
WBC "Female Fighter of the Year" and current strawweight champion, Carina "La Reina" Moreno, 17-1 (5), will be the youngest athlete ever to be inducted into the Wastonville High School >
