Official Announcement of the Tournament
During the “Martes de Café” WBC meeting, it was confirmed that the International Amateur Tournament will be held in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, from August 1-4. This event promises to bring together over 500 boxers from 14 different countries.
Event Details
Organizers and Participants
Monroy González and César Flores, organizers of the tournament, expressed their satisfaction with the preparations. To date, 14 countries have confirmed their participation, and more than 500 boxers, both men and women, are expected.
Logistics and Preparations
Monroy mentioned the logistical challenges, such as coordinating arrivals, accommodations, and meals for so many participants. However, past events have taught them to manage these aspects efficiently. He also highlighted the possibility of broadcasting the tournament on television, thus increasing its reach.
Support from the WBC and Expectations
Support from the World Boxing Council
Mauricio Sulaimán, president of the World Boxing Council (WBC), expressed his commitment to the event and praised the efforts made to promote amateur boxing in Mexico. “What is being done with amateur boxing in our country is monumental; we will support everything needed,” Sulaimán stated.
Registration Process
Registration for the tournament closes on July 20. Flores emphasized that there is still time for more countries to register and participate in this great competition. A strong response and participation are expected.
Awards and Future of the Champions
Follow-Up for Champions
Monroy González presented the belt that will be awarded to the tournament champions. He also assured that the champions will receive follow-up and support in their transition to professional boxing, with the backing of the WBC. Mauricio Sulaimán has committed to providing this follow-up, reinforcing the importance of the tournament.
The WBC International Amateur Tournament in Tlaquepaque is a unique opportunity for amateur boxers to showcase their talent and advance their careers. The combination of strong organizational support and the backing of the WBC ensures a successful and highly relevant event in the world of amateur boxing.
