WBC Boxing

ABOUT: WBC Boxing

WBC, or the World Boxing Council, is one of the major governing bodies in professional boxing. Established in 1963, the WBC has played a crucial role in organizing and overseeing championship bouts across various weight classes. Its mission is to uphold the integrity of the sport, ensure fair competition, and protect the well-being of boxers. The WBC is responsible for sanctioning and regulating world championship fights, setting rules and guidelines for boxers and promoters, and maintaining rankings that determine contenders for title shots. The organization has implemented various safety measures to protect fighters, including medical examinations and stringent drug testing.