First Boxing World Cup in Riyadh

The long-awaited vision of Don José Sulaiman is finally coming to life with the first-ever Boxing World Cup, a major event for boxing enthusiasts.

Here's what we currently know about the Riyadh Season WBC Boxing Grand Prix.

While the exact dates are yet to be confirmed, the tournament aims to spotlight the future stars of boxing.

The Riyadh Season WBC Boxing Grand Prix is set to be a landmark event in the sport, although some specifics, like locations and scheduling, are still being finalized.

However, details such as the weight divisions and the number of athletes have already been shared.

The tournament will feature four weight classes: featherweight, super lightweight, middleweight, and heavyweight.

A total of 128 athletes from 41 countries are expected to participate, breaking down to 32 competitors in each division.

Imagine five thrilling events hosted across Saudi Arabia, with each bout designed to uncover rising stars and deliver thrilling matchups for fans around the globe.

The competition format ensures no draws, with every fight having a definitive outcome.

Open scoring will be implemented after rounds two, four, and six to bring greater transparency and excitement to the matches.

Additionally, instant replay will be utilized to guarantee fair and accurate scoring by officials.

Stay updated with What’s On Saudi Arabia for the latest announcements on this groundbreaking boxing event.

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