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The World Boxing Council will gage interest in 2023 for a separate transgender league that follows an "at birth" rule for its fighters, president Mauricio Sulaiman announced Thursday.

The World Boxing Council has announced that they are creating separate categories for transgender fighters. The goal is to ensure the safety of those individuals looking to compete under their ...

“The WBC has organized a great event, the ‘Night of Champions,’ that will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2005, in Mexico City. Many of the greatest champions i ...

The World Boxing Council is planning to launch a new transgender division in 2023. "Woman to man or man to woman transgender change will never be allowed to fight a different gender by birth," he ...

ACAPULCO, Mexico -- The World Boxing Council mandatory committee will meet Wednesday to order three significant fights involving the sport’s glamour divisions and athletes, four people with ...

As the World Boxing Council’s 62 Convention in Hamburg concludes, it has been considered a success since it was the largest and had quite a number of issues discussed and suggestions floated along.

The World Boxing Council on Saturday announced a new Clean Boxing Program that will begin in 90 days and include worldwide "random, 24/7" drug testing of the sanctioning body’s top-15 fighters ...

“The World Boxing Council deeply regrets the passing away of Japanese boxer Seiji Tanaka after an accident during a fight on April 3 in Japan. We are very proud, however, of the exemplary ...