WBC reduces the number of rounds in regional title fights to 8

Andrew Karlov Nov. 28, 2019, 8:14 p.m.

World Boxing Council during its last Congress decided to reduce the duration of fights for regional WBC belts. According to the Council, in the extended fights boxers pose a threat to health.

Until now, most fights with WBC titles at stake were 12-rounders. Now WBC reduces the number of rounds in the fights for regional belts up to 10 rounds, and in some cases up to 8 rounds.

This experiment also will give the possibility for the boxers without a lot of experience in pro ranks to fight for titles. The first such fight will take place on December 7 in Saudi Arabia between Omar Dusari and Zuhair Al Qahtani. They will fight for WBC Middle East title.

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