Rules of World Boxing Association
WBA Rules as Amended at Directorate Meeting in Orlando, Florida – December 2022 RULES OF WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION (ASOCIACION MUNDIAL DE BOXEO) Source link
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Confidentiality Clause – World Boxing Association
CONFIDENTIALITY CLAUSE AND PROTECTION OF INFORMATION The World Boxing Association WBA, hereinafter the ASSOCIATION, pursuant to its approval in the Convention held in Lima-Peru, in October 2013, hereby updates the CONFIDENTIALITY CLAUSE and protection of the information handled by all those members accepted, recognized and certified by the ASSOCIATION, who are directly or indirectly linked…
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Garcia and Roach had their public workout – World Boxing Association
Hector Garcia and Lamont Roach participated in the public workout prior to their fight this Saturday in Las Vegas for the World Boxing Association (WBA) super featherweight title. As is customary, Premier Boxing Promotions organized this workout for the all fighters to have the opportunity to step into the ring and show a little of…
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Cameron and Taylor spoke at press conference – World Boxing Association
The final press conference before the rematch between Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor was held this Thursday in Dublin and both spoke about this Saturday’s bout for the undisputed super lightweight title. In April, Cameron won and defended her belts to take the undefeated title from Taylor. Now, the champion will try to repeat the…
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Rules of World Boxing Association
WBA Rules as Amended at Directorate Meeting in Orlando, Florida – December 2022 RULES OF WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION (ASOCIACION MUNDIAL DE BOXEO) Source link
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WBA Ratings movements as of October 2023
WBA Ratings movements as of October 2023 Source link
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Heaney dominated Bentley in tough Manchester fight – World Boxing Association
Nathan Heaney retained his World Boxing Association (WBA) continental middleweight belt in a tough fight against Denzel Bentley last weekend at the Manchester Arena. The 34-year-old Briton prevailed on cards of 117-111, 116-113 and 114-114 in a majority decision over an opponent who demanded it for all 12 rounds and pushed him to the limit…
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Garcia vs. Roach this Saturday for the WBA belt – World Boxing Association
Hector Garcia is ready to step into the ring this Saturday to defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) super featherweight crown against Lamont Roach Jr. at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Dominican champion will return to his weight class after moving up to lightweight and losing to Gervonta Davis in January…
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Pride and legacy at stake – World Boxing Association
The second fight between Chantelle Cameron and Katie Taylor, where the World Boxing Association (WBA) super lightweight belt will be on the line, in addition to the WBO, IBF and WBC belts, will have a lot on the line for both fighters. Cameron and Taylor will step into the ring at the 3Arena in Dublin,…
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Arturo Popoca will face Carlos Mujica in Arizona – World Boxing Association
Next Saturday, December 16, the undefeated American with Mexican origin, Arturo Popoca, will face the tough Venezuelan, Carlos Mujica. The 8 round bantamweight bout will be the co-main event of the evening between Murodjon Akhmadaliev and Kevin Gonzalez. The fight will take place at the Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona, United States. The fighter born…
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Erika Cruz is the new WBA Super Bantamweight World Champion – World Boxing Association
After ten rounds, Mexican Erika Cruz defeated Venezuelan Mayerlin Rivas by majority decision of the judges and won the World Boxing Association super bantamweight belt in Inglewood, United States. These two Latin boxers put on an explosive boxing show for the audience inside the YouTube Theater. Mayerlin Rivas was in the ring for the third…
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WBA Convention changes its date from December 11 to December 15 – World Boxing Association
In the World Boxing Association (WBA) we were ready to celebrate our annual convention with the usual excitement, with three days of good boxing, the reunion of the WBA family, and the expectation of good things for our organization and for the sport. But it won’t be like that anymore. It will be much better. With…
