WBC (World Boxing Council)

The World Boxing Council (WBC) is one of the major organizations that governs professional boxing worldwide. Founded in 1963, it sets rules, establishes weight classes, and oversees championship matches. The WBC is known for its green championship belt, a coveted prize for boxers. It aims to ensure fair competition and athlete safety while promoting the sport globally. The organization also recognizes and ranks boxers based on their performance, making it a key player in the boxing industry. Its influence helps maintain standards and integrity within the sport.