Innovation introduced at the WBC Boxing Grand Prix tournament last month can be implemented in the organization’s world title fight.
The event was held with 128 players from 41 countries in four weight categories that competed in Riyard last month to boxers under 26.
The draw was not allowed, and each game used an open goal after the second and fourth rounds, and immediate regeneration was allowed.
“I hope that it can happen more than every year.” Sky Sports.
“One of the biggest results was some innovations we could test.
“We started scoring after the second and fourth rounds. It was very good for corners and crowds. We made 30 seconds of buzzer before the end of the round to make fighters more active and participating.
“We also had a great success. We also introduced the reinforced scoring system. We did not have a derivation. We went to the strengthened scoring system because the three fights had a draw with the judges. The right fighter won the right fighter.
“We do not want controversy. The worst thing that can happen is injustice.”
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Chairman Mauricio Sulaiman WBC urged video playback during the fight against five judges against Tyson Fury’s Oleksandr Usyk against Tyson Furi.
Suliman said:
“Maybe you can see the game in the WBC championship fight in the near future.
“All fighters went to fight. They didn’t lose their undefeated state. They just wanted to move forward.”
Lennox Lewis has released ‘Jose Sulaiman Trophy’ to the Grand Prix winner, and the former obvious heavyweight champion said, “The dream of all the boxers of the world is to fight for the WBC world title. This is a big stage for achieving that goal.”
