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International Boxing Association delegates rejected a proposal to stage a new presidential election, meaning Umar Kremlev will stay in power Read Full Article at RT.com

George A. Yerolimpos became a new IBA Secretary General following the selection process and decision of the IBA Board of Directors (BoD) at its meeting in Yerev...

Boxing's future in the Olympic Games is in doubt after it was decided Russian Umar Kremlev will remain president of the International Boxing Association. On Sunday delegates from amateur boxing's world governing body voted to reject a proposal to hold new presidential elections. In response the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said it was "extremely concerned" by the result. Boxing was left off the initial list of sports for the 2028 Games. …

MONGOLIA has been the recognized Asian power in the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) 3x3 basketball for the past two years but its lofty reputation is under threat. Ranked No. 4 in the world and No. 1 in Asia, Mongolia’s Ulaanbaatar team sits at eighth spot in the FIBA 3x3 World…

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Umar Kremlev will remain the president of the International Boxing Association after the amateur sport's governing body voted against holding a new election Sunday, a decision that puts the Olympic future of boxing in serious doubt.

The IOC says it is ‘extremely concerned’ by the outcome of an IBA extraordinary congress today.

Umar Kremlev was tonight present at a celebration dinner after the International Boxing Association Extraordinary Congress voted against allowing Boris van der Vorst to challenge him in a Presidential election here.

(Reuters) - Russian Umar Kremlev will remain president of the International Boxing Association (IBA) after delegates at its extraordinary congress in ...

Boxing's future within the Olympic Games is doubtful after it was determined Russian Umar Kremlev will stay president of the International Boxing Association.

Boxings future in the Olympic Games is in doubt after it was decided Russian Umar Kremlev will remain president of the International Boxing Association.