Relief for Indian boxers as AIBA recognise new federation


  • Boxing
  • Tuesday, 16 Sep 2014

MUMBAI (Reuters) - The governing body of amateur boxing (AIBA) has given recognition to a newly-elected national federation in India, paving the way for fighters to compete under their national flag at the Asian Games which starts this week.

The Indian Amateur Boxing Federation was suspended in late 2012 for 'possible manipulation' in its elections and eventually terminated by AIBA in March this year.

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