Areti Mastrodouka from Greece is the new Unified Women’s World Super Featherweight Champion, capturing the vacant title on Saturday night, May 9, in front of a sold-out
Since the World Boxing Federation was originally founded by American Larry Carrier in 1988, many of the sport’s biggest names have won a WBF title, and proudly defended the blue, red and gold belt all over the world. In the Champions Of The Past Series we take a closer look at some of the boxers
Professional boxing shows are few and far between in Greece, and world championship fights even more so, but on Saturday May 9 in Athens, Areti Mastrodouka
Amira Hamzoui is still the Unified Women’s World Flyweight Champion after successfully defending her crown on Saturday night, April 25, at the Hall des sports
The WBF world super welterweight title fight in Slovenia a few weeks ago epitomized the continuing growth of the World Boxing Federation for all the right reasons. Two outstanding fighters, former IBF world champion and home favorite Jan Zaveck and the hugely talented Armenian, living in Belgium, Sasha Yengoyan, 31-1 as the defending champion, contested
Undefeated World Boxing Federation (WBF) Women’s International Featherweight Champion Melanie Zwecker, will attempt to add the WBF Intercontinental title to
Unified Women’s World Flyweight Champion Amira Hamzaoui from France will make her first title-defense on Saturday April 25 when she squares off with Hungarian
Slovenian crowd-favorite Jan Zaveck became a two-time, two-weight World Champion on Saturday night, April 11, when he took the World Boxing Federation (WBF)
Reigning World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Super Welterweight Champion Sasha Yengoyan has arrived in Maribor, Slovenia where he will defend his title