International Boxing Council
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The International Boxing Council (IBC) is a lightly regarded boxing sanctioning body whose "world champions" often lack widespread recognition. IBC titles are often a stepping-stone for fighters who progress to more prestigious titles.
[edit] See also
[edit] Other world organizations
- International Boxing Association
- International Boxing Council
- International Boxing Federation
- International Boxing Organization
- International Boxing Union
- World Boxing Association
- World Boxing Council
- World Professional Boxing Federation
- World Boxing Federation
- World Boxing Organization
- World Boxing Union