Two former International Boxing Association (IBA) Men's World Boxing Championships medallists is among an eight-member delegation set to represent Belarus under its own flag at the 2023 edition in Uzbek capital Tashkent, it has been announced.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) has pledged to take the upcoming Men’s World Championships to the "next level" after revealing the brand identity for the event.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) has revealed more than 640 athletes from 104 countries have registered for its Men's World Boxing Championships in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent next month.

GB Boxing has announced it will boycott the International Boxing Association (IBA) Men's World Championships in Tashkent - mirroring the stance it took over the women's event in New Delhi last month.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) has thrown open the door for all nations to enter this year’s Men’s World Championships in Tashkent, despite several already refusing to participate over the participation of Russian and Belarusian boxers.

Boxing Federation of India President Ajay Singh has revealed that talks are underway with the International Boxing Association here over his country becoming the host of a future edition of the Men’s World Championships.

International Boxing Association (IBA) President Umar Kremlev has laughed off Common Cause Alliance’s plans to set up an alternative to its Men’s World Championships, claiming it is like "comparing the mosquito with the elephant" as he called for cooperation from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) here.

Boxing New Zealand President Steve Hartley has revealed that a competition is due to be staged in The Netherlands later this year as an alternative to the International Boxing Association (IBA) Men's Boxing World Championships in Tashkent.

USA Boxing has dismissed allegations that its executive director Mike McAtee encouraged other nations to boycott the International Boxing Association (IBA) Men’s and Women’s World Championships.

The Polish Boxing Association (PZB) has joined the growing number of national governing bodies to announce its withdrawal from this year's International Boxing Association World Championships.

Switzerland and Boris van der Vorst's The Netherlands have become the latest nations to join a boycott of the International Boxing Association's (IBA) Women's Boxing World Championships because of the presence of Russian and Belarusian athletes.

A record prize money fund is set to be on offer at this year's International Boxing Association (IBA) Men's World Championships in Tashkent.