'Put boxers first': Former World Boxing chief's message to warring BFI factions
Former World Boxing chief Boris van der Vorst has urged the warring Boxing Federation of India (BFI) officials to come together and work in the best interests of the boxers. With the Olympic qualifying window set to resume for LA 2028, the Dutchman said these issues will hurt the country's momentum after medal-laden show at CWG...
Key Takeaways
- Former World Boxing chief Boris van der Vorst has urged the warring Boxing Federation of India (BFI) officials to come together and work in the best interests of the boxers.
- With the Olympic qualifying window set to resume for LA 2028, the Dutchman said these issues will hurt the country's momentum after medal-laden show at CWG and Asian Games.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Former World Boxing chief Boris van der Vorst has urged the warring Boxing Federation of India (BFI) officials to come together and work in the best interests of the boxers. With the Olympic qualifying window set to resume for LA 2028, the Dutchman said these issues will hurt the country's momentum after medal-laden show at CWG and Asian Games.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.