What is Sanctioning

Sanctioning is the formal approval granted by WPBC allowing a professional boxing contest or event to take place under its jurisdiction.

Only sanctioned events are recognised within the WPBC system.

Sanctioned Events

Title Fights

Championship contests for recognised WPBC titles

Fight cards organised by licensed promoter

Cross-border contests under WPBC oversight

Promoted Events

International Bouts

Professional Boxing Contests

Approved bouts conducted under WPBC rules

Sanctioning Requirements

Promoters and organisers must meet defined requirements before an event may be approved

• Licensed promoter approval

• Verified bout agreements

• Approved venue and event logistics

• Medical personnel and safety provisions

• Appointment of licensed officials

• Compliance with WPBC rules and regulations

WPBC retains full authority over all sanctioned events and may enforce conditions, modifications, or withdrawal of approval where required.

Event Oversight

WPBC oversees all sanctioned events through appointed officials, ensuring compliance with rules, safety standards, and professional conduct.

Officials may include referees, judges, supervisors, and inspectors assigned by WPBC.

Regulatory Authority

WPBC reserves the right to approve, decline, suspend, or withdraw sanctioning for any event that does not meet its standards.

All sanctioned activities must operate within the established framework of WPBC governance.

Apply for Event Sanctioning

Promoters may submit applications for event sanctioning in accordance with WPBC procedures.

Applications must be submitted in accordance with WPBC procedures and are subject to review and approval.