WBC cuts ties with China Federation

[Ruthless-RKO]

http://fightnews.com/wbc-cuts-ties-chin ... ation/1219

The World Boxing Council has confirmed the cessation of relations with the Chinese Boxing Federation. No reason was given for the split. Since 2002, the WBC has made a considerable effort to boost professional boxing activities in China. They were the first body to hold an annual convention in Chengdu, the first body to stage a world championship fight in China and the first body to crown a Chinese world champion (Xiong Chao Zhong). The WBC intends to continue to work actively to develop the sport in that country.

[RScarf1]

I guess they severed ties because the WBC thinks that they can run boxing in China themselves. Then they get more money and don't have to share it.

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I hoped Wilder had to face Jun Long Zhang once, who seems to be better when I look at his statistics, but it seems to be avoided this way, or do I understand this wrongly?

[Cutman Scabbers]

I hoped Wilder had to face Jun Long Zhang once, who seems to be better when I look at his statistics, but it seems to be avoided this way, or do I understand this wrongly?

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