The WBC Fitness Boxing Trainer’s Seminar was successfully conducted in Tianjin, bringing together a dedicated group of trainers and practitioners committed to enhancing their knowledge, skills, and understanding of fitness boxing under the WBC framework.
Ellie Scotney reached the pinnacle of women’s boxing by defeating Mexico’s Mayeli Flores via unanimous decision, to claim the undisputed super bantamweight championship in a commanding performance.
Bloodied but grimly determined, WBC welterweight world champion Lauren Price successfully defended her title with a unanimous decision victory over Stephanie Piñeiro, showcasing control, precision, and elite-level technique.
Caroline Dubois delivered a composed and technically sharp performance, to defeat Terri Harper by unanimous decision, successfully defending her WBC lightweight world title in a high-level bout on home soil.
The academy is dedicated to transforming the lives of children on the autism spectrum. Through structured boxing training and a safe environment, the program helps youth turn anxiety into confidence and improve their focus. The academy is led by Maciej Brzostek, Polish Champion (1994), today a coach of WBC belt holders and national medalists.
A high-level meeting took place between WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán, Colin Nathan of No Doubt Management, and Akihiko Honda of Teiken Promotions. This strategic gathering aimed to strengthen the collaboration between the sanctioning body and promoters to coordinate the next steps for the global boxing landscape.
A visit to the iconic Teiken Boxing Gym in Tokyo, a place that breathes history with a century of impeccable legacy. Under the guidance of Mr. Honda, Teiken has become synonymous with greatness and discipline, standing as one of the most vital epicenters for international boxing for one hundred years.
Official press conference for the highly anticipated clash between legendary champion Juan Francisco “Gallo” Estrada and local star Tenshin Nasukawa. Accompanied by WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán, both warriors displayed peak professionalism and mutual respect.
In an emotional gesture that strengthens the bonds between manga art and professional boxing, WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán announced a special recognition for the legendary George Morikawa, author of the iconic masterpiece “Hajime no Ippo.” Following the excellent news of Morikawa’s discharge from the hospital, the organization’s leader expressed his joy and admiration for the author, whose work has inspired millions of fans and boxers worldwide.
The Mexican and the Japanese fighters will meet in an eliminator bout for a shot at the WBC bantamweight title, with the presence of WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán.
In a spectacular display of speed and precision, Tenshin Nasukawa defeated the legendary Juan Francisco “Gallo” Estrada by unanimous decision in their WBC eliminator bout in Tokyo. The historic victory took place under the watchful eye of WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán, who witnessed firsthand the rise of the Japanese star to the elite level of the sport.
The spirit of WBC Cares arrived at the Magnífico Boxing Gym in the heart of Puebla, delivering a powerful message of hope, dedication and perseverance to the local youth. The event featured a distinguished head table led by the reigning WBC world Champion and Puebla native, Gabriela “Bonita” Sánchez. She was joined by legendary former world champion Guadalupe Martínez, the veteran “Zurdo” Galicia, WBC Cares ambassadors Beka Romero and Josejas, alongside the gym’s host and director, Hugo Anaya.
The Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame (NVBHOF) has officially revealed the distinguished inductees who will form the classes of 2025 and 2026. More info https://wbcboxing.com/en/the-nevada-boxing-hall-of-fame-announced-the-induction-classes-for-2025-and-2026/
The Jab gym, located in the Coyoacán district of Mexico City, opened its doors to host another edition of the World Boxing Council’s (WBC) traditional Martes de Café. Ricardo Cabañas, Director of The Jab, formally welcomed the attendees with warm words: “I deeply thankful the WBC and its President Mauricio Sulaimán, for giving us the opportunity to host this at our gym. It is a true honor to spend time with great champions and prominent boxing figures, as well as the entire press core joining us today.”
At this Martes de Café, the World Boxing Council proudly announced its total support for the upcoming 2026 edition of Supernova, an event promising to revolutionize the intersection of digital entertainment and the sport of boxing. With the firm objective of ensuring that the physical integrity of the participants is the absolute priority, the WBC will work hand-in-hand with the Mexico City Boxing Commission.
The President of the World Boxing Council, Mauricio Sulaimán, officially presented the green and gold belt to the Puebla Star Gaby “La Bonita” Sánchez, ratifying her as the WBC Interim World Flyweight Champion.
Jacky Calvo officially received her WBC Continental Latino Super Flyweight belt, a title she won with great determination last March.
Guatemalan boxing is experiencing a golden era, and its premier current exponent has been recognized with his nation’s highest honor. WBC Interim World Super Middleweight Champion, Léster Martínez, was inducted into the prestigious Hall of Excellence, located at the Palacio de los Deportes in the capital’s Zone 5.
At a press conference in London, England, WBC Heavyweight Champion Oleksandr Usyk made it clear that his upcoming bout against kickboxing legend Rico Verhoeven is not about contractual obligations, but rather an act of personal will.
The World Boxing Council and its President, Mauricio Sulaimán, deeply mourn the passing of one of the greatest exponents in boxing history: Miguel Canto Solís, the legendary “Maestro” from Yucatán.
Dueing a high-intensity night of top-level boxing at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland, Spain’s Cristóbal Lorente delivered one of the standout performances of his career, capturing the WBC Silver featherweight title.
Molodan KO’s Haedo for the WBC Francophone super welterweight title in Lviv
Mykhalushko defeats Petrosian to retain WBC International welterweight title
During the session, the WBC reaffirmed its absolute support and unwavering commitment to his country.
The World Boxing Council (WBC) continues to express its full support of the current iteration of the Ali Act, and acknowledges the testimonies provided by former world champion and current promoter Oscar De La Hoya, as well as professional boxer Nico Ali Walsh, grandson of the legendary Muhammad Ali. Both offered relevant perspectives from the standpoint of the active and retired boxers that the WBC advocates for, reinforcing the importance of preserving the structural integrity of professional boxing.
Legendary publicist Bill Caplan has passed away at the age of ninety, and an era of flair, fair play, wit, and wonderful friendship has gone forever.
Inauguration of the WBC Green and Gold International Tournament in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico
In a strategic alliance with Zanfer and Latin KO Promotions, ‘México Tierra de Victorias’ will launch its elimination phase on May 1st at the iconic Plaza de la Patria in Aguascalientes.
WBC President Mauricio Sulaimán presented the ceremonial belts to the participating influencers, officially certifying them as the winners of their respective bouts
The World Boxing Council officially presented the International lightweight belt to Alejandra Rojas following her impressive victory last weekend in Long Beach.
The World Boxing Council (WBC) paid tribute to former world champion Rafael Herrera, one of the most iconic figures in Mexican boxing history in the bantamweight division.
The World Boxing Council (WBC) continues one of its most iconic traditions: the creation of special commemorative belts for the May 5 and September 14 fight dates—celebrations that honor Mexican culture through boxing. On this occasion, the “Tollan Tlatequi” belt was unveiled, and will be be awarded to the winner of the bout between David Benavidez and Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramírez on May 2 in Las Vegas. The mastery is inspired by the state of Hidalgo and its rich historical legacy.
Skye Nicolson triumphed by unanimous decision over Mariah Turner after ten rounds, with scorecards of 100-89, successfully defending her WBC Interim Junior Featherweight Title and securing her fourth consecutive victory since her defeat to Tiara Brown last year.
In a beautiful event, defined by solidarity and sport, WBC Cares, the social responsibility platform of the World Boxing Council, visited the Hospital General de México to celebrate Children’s Day with 450 young patients and their families. The event featured star participation from boxer Marylin Badillo, legend Pipino Cuevas, and WBC Cares Ambassador Joséjas, who delivered a message of hope and encouragement to the youngsters navigating difficult health challenges.
