Securing boxing's place in the Olympic Games programme is the top priority for our organisation, but our ambitions don't end there

Securing boxing's place in the Olympic Games programme is the top priority for our organisation, but our ambitions don't end there. At WORLD BOXING,

we are committed to expanding our efforts in the development of disability boxing, building on the remarkable work already done by dedicated enthusiasts,

clubs, and national boxing federations worldwide.

Boxing has the power to transform lives, including those of individuals with disabilities, and it is our responsibility to unlock this potential. Inclusion in the Paralympic Games will take time and joint effort, but it is dream shared by many in our community, and we are determined to help make that dream a reality in the future.

As Paralympic Games have commenced in Paris, I sincerely wish all of the participants the best of luck. They are all incredible heroes!

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