WBC: Thank You Fury, Thank You Wilder!
By Mauricio Sulaimán / Son of José Sulaimán / President of the WBC: Saturday, October 9, produced one of the all-time great fights in history, when Tyson Fury and Deontay … read more
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Juan Francisco Estrada made Franchise champion, fights Chocolatito next; Rungvisai battles Cuadras
After receiving the input of all involved parties and considering their respective positions, the WBC Board of Governors has voted unanimously in favor of the WBC Super Fly Tournament, which … read more
WBC announces new weight division: Bridgerweight
By Mauricio Sulaimán – Son of José Sulaimán – President of the WBC Modern boxing was born in England, and for more than a century didn’t have any rules nor … read more
WBC pays tribute to Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr
The World Boxing Council will pay tribute to superstar champions Mike Tyson and Roy Jones jr, who through their wondrous careers, have written with golden letters several chapters in the … read more
WATCH LIVE: Dillian Whyte vs. Alexander Povetkin – Katie Taylor vs Persoon II Weigh In
19:00 LIVE ON SKY SPORTS AND SKY SPORTS BOX OFFICE 19:15 RING WALK 10 x 3 mins Super-Middleweight contest JACK CULLEN 11st 10lbs 6oz v ZAK CHELLI 11st 10lbs 8oz … read more
Jermall Charlo elevated to WBC 160lb champ, Canelo now WBC Franchise champion
The World Boxing Council has finalized the process of the appointment of Saul “Canelo” Alvarez as Franchise Champion. During its recent mid-year meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, the WBC Board … read more
WBC orders Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Breazeale fight
STATUS OF THE WBC HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION During the WBC 55th Annual Convention in Baku, Azerbaijan, in October of 2017, the WBC Board of Governors voted to accept a final elimination … read more
Dillian Whyte vs. Dominic Breazeale ordered by WBC for interim title
The WBC Board of Governors has voted unanimously to order an interim title in the heavyweight division under the WBC rules and regulations guidelines and protocols. Dominique Breazeale, with a … read more