US EditionBoxing to remain 2028 Olympic sport in Los Angeles
- World Boxing will announce new gender eligibility rules in two to three weeks to address concerns raised before the World Boxing Cup on March 31 in Brazil, according to President Boris van der Vorst.
- Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting faced gender eligibility concerns during the Paris Olympics, but both women won gold medals despite the controversy.
- World Boxing is now the sole governing body for the sport, following the IOC's decision to reinstate boxing for the Los Angeles 2028 Games, which emphasizes the importance of Olympic participation to boxing's credibility.
- Van der Vorst highlighted that ensuring a level playing field and protecting female boxers' interests is crucial, emphasizing the priority on sporting integrity and safety.
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The Olympics is everything to boxing after sport was included at LA 2028
The Olympic Committee decided to include boxing at Los Angeles in 2028 despite a number of controversies involving the sport, and the news will come as a huge boost to budding stars hoping to make a name for themselves
·London, United Kingdom
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IOC: Boxing earns spot on program at 2028 Los Angeles Summer Games
Boxing was approved for inclusion in the program for the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics on Thursday, following a unanimous vote from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), ending years of doubt over the sport's future at the Games.The IOC last
·Beijing, China
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