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India became the capital of women's boxing: IBA president Kremlev - Vimarsana News

India became the capital of women's boxing: IBA president Kremlev

The International Boxing Association (IBA) president Umar Kremlev on Tuesday termed India as the capital of women's boxing as the country is all set for the biggest boxing event with the IBA Women's World Boxing Championships 2023, kickstarting ...

Women pugilists intensify drills for World tour - Vimarsana News

Women pugilists intensify drills for World tour

THE National Women's Boxing team continues to drill ahead of the 13th edition of the Women’s World Championship 2023 in New Delhi, India from March 15th to 26th this year. Boxers in the camp are Rahma Joseph (Light flyweight) and Beatrice Nyambega (Lightweight) who will represent Tanzania u ...

Boxing likely to remain on schedule for 2024 Olympics but in serious peril for 2028 - Vimarsana News

Boxing likely to remain on schedule for 2024 Olympics but in serious peril for 2028

There are also concerns that lightweight rowing – in which Ireland have won medals in Rio and in Tokyo – will be removed from the 2028 Games.

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Kremlev defends allowing Russia and Belarus to compete without sanctions - Vimarsana News

Kremlev defends allowing Russia and Belarus to compete without sanctions

International Boxing Association President Umar Kremlev has defended the embattled governing body's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete at its events without sanctions.

New Zealand reveals plans for alternative event to IBA Men's World Championships - Vimarsana News

New Zealand reveals plans for alternative event to IBA Men's World Championships

Boxing New Zealand President Steve Hartley has revealed that a competition is due to be staged in The Netherlands later this year as an alternative to the International Boxing Association Men's Boxing World Championships in Tashkent.