India Awarded Hosting Rights for the World Boxing Cup Final and Congress in November 2025
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New Delhi, Dec 17 (NationPress) The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) has declared that India has been granted the rights to host the illustrious World Boxing Cup Final 2025 and the World Boxing Congress 2025, which are slated for November 2025. This significant achievement highlights India’s rising status in the international boxing community and affirms its capacity to host elite sporting events.
The World Boxing Cup Final 2025 is a much-anticipated ranking tournament that signifies the conclusion of three earlier World Boxing Cups held within the year. This premier event will unite the world’s top boxers, competing for prestigious accolades while solidifying their global standings and making a lasting impact on the sport.
At the same time, the World Boxing Congress 2025 will convene stakeholders, officials, and dignitaries from the worldwide boxing sector. The Congress will act as a forum to deliberate on vital advancements, strategies, and the future trajectory of the sport.
"This is a moment of great pride for India to be acknowledged by World Boxing for hosting such esteemed events. This occasion not only showcases India’s organizational prowess but also emphasizes our steadfast dedication to keeping boxing as a vital component of the Olympic movement. We are privileged to contribute to the sport’s heritage and eagerly anticipate welcoming the global boxing community to India in 2025."
The hosting of these events is set to motivate aspiring athletes, draw worldwide attention to Indian boxing, and bolster India’s stature as a leading force in the international boxing scene.
The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) is dedicated to providing a memorable and impactful experience for athletes, officials, and fans around the globe. Preparations are in progress to ensure that the World Boxing Cup Final and World Boxing Congress 2025 establish new standards of excellence in hosting international sporting events in the nation.
