World Boxing Council
sanctioning
World Boxing Council
Informatie
- Land
- Mexico
- Opgericht
- 1963
- Gewichtsklassen
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- Heavyweight - Unlimited (Minimum 224+ lbs) - Unlimited (Minimum 101.6+ kg)
- Bridgerweight - 224 lbs - 101.6 kg
- Cruiserweight - 200 lbs - 90.7 kg
- Light Heavyweight - 175 lbs - 79.4 kg
- Super Middleweight - 168 lbs - 76.2 kg
- Middleweight - 160 lbs - 72.6 kg
- Super Welterweight (Jr. Middleweight) - 154 lbs - 69.9 kg
- Welterweight - 147 lbs - 66.7 kg
- Super Lightweight (Jr. Welterweight) - 140 lbs - 63.5 kg
- Lightweight - 135 lbs - 61.2 kg
- Super Featherweight (Jr. Lightweight) - 130 lbs - 59.0 kg
- Featherweight - 126 lbs - 57.2 kg
- Super Bantamweight (Jr. Featherweight) - 122 lbs - 55.2 kg
- Bantamweight - 118 lbs - 53.5 kg
- Super Flyweight (Jr. Bantamweight) - 115 lbs - 52.2 kg
- Flyweight - 112 lbs - 50.8 kg
- Light Flyweight (Jr. Flyweight) - 108 lbs - 49.0 kg
- Strawweight (Minimumweight) - 105 lbs - 47.6 kg
The World Boxing Council (WBC) is one of the four major international organizations that sanction professional boxing matches, alongside the WBA, IBF, and WBO.
The WBC was founded in 1963 by 11 countries to establish an international regulatory body and is headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico.
The organization is known worldwide for its iconic green and gold championship belts, high-profile title fights, and historic regulatory innovations aimed at improving boxer safety, such as reducing championship fights from 15 to 12 rounds.
The WBC was founded in 1963 by 11 countries to establish an international regulatory body and is headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico.
The organization is known worldwide for its iconic green and gold championship belts, high-profile title fights, and historic regulatory innovations aimed at improving boxer safety, such as reducing championship fights from 15 to 12 rounds.
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