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Fundamental changes to the Olympic oath at Tokyo 2020 Opening Ceremony

Not only has the Olympic Oath been updated, at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, the number of oath-takers will be extended from three to six – two athletes, two coaches and two judges. This is in line with the International Olympic Committee (IOC)’s and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee’s drive towards gender equality as it

AIBA President’s traditional meeting with athletes at the EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships

On July 10, in Tbilisi, President of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) Umar Kremlev held a meeting with the participants of EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships 2021. AIBA President always uses the opportunity to organize personal meetings with athletes during his visits to international competitions.President greeted boxers, asked if they are satisfied with the organization

Thomas Gerbasi One of the top journalist in supporting female boxing and more! Inducted into the IWBHF 2022 Class of Inductees!

Thomas Gerbasi, a USA Journalist who has followed women’s boxing as he has followed men’s boxing, and has done many articles, a book about women’s boxing entitled “The Sweeter Science: A Look at Women’s Boxing.” Award-winning boxing writer Gerbasi takes a look at the often unappreciated sport of women’s boxing with this collection of stories

AIBA to organise training camps for athletes from three continents​

Support of the National Federations and their athletes is the priority of the International Boxing Association (AIBA). AIBA received several requests from various National Federations from Africa, the Americas and Asia with a plea to organize a training camp for their athletes, as they prepare for competitions, in the light of the impossibility of arranging

AIBA appoints Professor Richard McLaren to investigate Rio 2016 allegations

June 14, 2021 – Lausanne, Switzerland: International Boxing Association (AIBA) has retained McLaren Sport Solution (MGSS), led by Professor Richard McLaren, to conduct a two-phase independent investigation, starting with the refereeing and judging of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games boxing tournament. The IOC had identified the refereeing and judging of the tournament as an issue in