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'''The Association of Boxing Commissions''' (ABC) is a not for profit professional [[boxing]] organization that sanctions title fights in the Asian and Pacific region.
'''The Association of Boxing Commissions''' (ABC) is a not for profit professional [[boxing]] organization that sanctions title fights in the Asian and Pacific region.


The aim of the ABC is to -
The OPBF was formed in 1954 by the Japanese, Korean, and Filipino boxing commissions. It was originally named the Orient Boxing Federation, but changed to the Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation when Australia joined in 1977.<ref name="CONSTITUTION">{{cite web | author= | title=ABC CONSTITUTION / BYLAWS OF THE ASSOCIATION | work=Association of Boxing Commissions| url=http://www.abcboxing.com/abc_constitution.html| accessdaymonth=23 February | accessyear=2009}}</ref>


The OPBF helped form the [[World Boxing Council]] in 1963 and is currently affiliated with that organization.

(B) To promote the uniformity of health and safety standards and other requirements pertaining to the conduct of professional boxing events.


(C) To promote standard reporting of boxing contests between members, including results, injury reports, suspensions and other medical information.


(D) To encourage communication, cooperation and uniformity in the supervision and regulation of professional boxing among the members of the ABC.


(E) To publish and disseminate medical and training information, and to promote and hold seminars for the continuing education of all ring officials, ringside physicians, commissioners and commission employees.


(F) To establish and operate a charitable foundation which will accept donations to a charitable fund for indigent boxers with elected officers and members of the ABC Board of Directors serving on the board of governors and as trustees of this fund.


(G) To encourage adherence to, and enforcement of, applicable federal laws by each member of the ABC.







<ref name="CONSTITUTION">{{cite web | author= | title=ABC CONSTITUTION / BYLAWS OF THE ASSOCIATION | work=Association of Boxing Commissions| url=http://www.abcboxing.com/abc_constitution.html| accessdaymonth=23 February | accessyear=2009}}</ref>


==Other regional WBC federations==
*[[North American Boxing Federation]] (NABF)
*[[European Boxing Union]] (EBU)
*[[Asian Boxing Council]] (ABCO)
*[[African Boxing Union]] (ABU)
*[[Caribbean Boxing Federation]] (CABOFE)
*[[Central American Boxing Federation]] (FECARBOX)
*[[CIS and Slovenian Boxing Bureau]] (CISBB)
*[[South American Boxing Federation]] (FESUBOX)


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 20:46, 23 February 2009

The Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) is a not for profit professional boxing organization that sanctions title fights in the Asian and Pacific region.

The aim of the ABC is to -


(B) To promote the uniformity of health and safety standards and other requirements pertaining to the conduct of professional boxing events.


(C) To promote standard reporting of boxing contests between members, including results, injury reports, suspensions and other medical information.


(D) To encourage communication, cooperation and uniformity in the supervision and regulation of professional boxing among the members of the ABC.


(E) To publish and disseminate medical and training information, and to promote and hold seminars for the continuing education of all ring officials, ringside physicians, commissioners and commission employees.


(F) To establish and operate a charitable foundation which will accept donations to a charitable fund for indigent boxers with elected officers and members of the ABC Board of Directors serving on the board of governors and as trustees of this fund.


(G) To encourage adherence to, and enforcement of, applicable federal laws by each member of the ABC.





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External links

References

  1. ^ "ABC CONSTITUTION / BYLAWS OF THE ASSOCIATION". Association of Boxing Commissions. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |accessdaymonth= ignored (help); Unknown parameter |accessyear= ignored (|access-date= suggested) (help)