Boxing Championship
The International Boxing Association, originally the Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur and still referred to as the AIBA is a sports organization that sanctions amateur (Olympic-style) boxing matches and awards world and subordinate championships. Recently, AIBA has been trying to build its own professional version of boxing, where boxers would retain their Olympic eligibility, through the team tournament league known as World Series of Boxing and AIBA Pro Boxing. Because of its huge popularity, different organizations organize boxing tournaments at a professional or amateur level.
Amateur boxing tournaments
Golden Gloves Association of America −This association organizes tournaments in different states; the winners of each different state compete at a national level (The Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions) to decide the winner. Mexico also organizes a tournament called Gauntest De Oro (meaning “Gloves of Gold”).
USA Boxing − A non-profit organization that promotes Olympic-style boxing in America. It is overseen by the United States Olympic Committee, and its rules are set by the International Boxing Association.
Professional boxing tournaments
The EBC involves both male and female participants across four divisions, with eight participants in each. Contested in bouts over 3 x 3-minute rounds with the winner progressing and the loser eliminated. A Champion for each division will be crowned at the completion of the series. The EBC will demonstrate the skill, action and world standard abilities of participants matched with the drama and human interest created by the various back stories and desperation required to perform at an elite level.
The main differences are in the Rules as well as in the Objectives of the two sports, with different safety standards and records. Because of this distinction, unlike in other sports, athletes, as well as referees and judges of professional boxing, are not permitted to participate in amateur and Olympic boxing events. The following are a few examples of the differences between amateur and professional boxing. It is recognized that while the rules for amateur boxing are the same all over the world, rules for professional boxing can vary significantly, and in a few countries or states may have now equaled or even exceeded safety standards of amateur boxing in some instances. The purpose of this article is to provide factual information in the light of much confusion and misconception. For make it more clearly some differences are given in the below table:
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