WBU - World Boxing Union

So a formal announcement is coming via press release but Walter Poole III is the official President of the WBU World Boxing Union, Inc, and shall remain such even as it transitions to the UK United Kingdom. The new ownership group, based in Wyoming, retained me to vet the person to lead the WBU and hands down it is Mr. Poole. His business experience and reputation as a humanitarian without boundaries makes him qualified to lead the WBU into the next decade. Already he has begun assembling a tremendous Executive Committee. He can be reached at [email protected] IBU International Boxing Union, Inc. news will be released later today. Below Mr. Poole and his mother the former mayor of Morehead City, North Carolina, USA.

So I am a bit late but time slips away. Anyway, we have changed the structure of the WBU World Boxing Union, Inc. and the IBU International Boxing Union, Inc. as of today. The new "Licensee" program builds loyalty for the organizations, the promoters, and the fighters. Professional boxing is a mess-we all know that. Loyalty does not exists and no one "brands" themselves. Promoters practice "Helter Skelter" when promoting. They use this sanctioning body, that sanctioning body, a title company here, a title company there. It confuses everyone and no one benefits. Therefore we are introducing the WBU-IBU Exclusive Licensee Program. With this program the Promoter becomes our partner. He or she controls a determined market assigned to them. This means this is their "territory" to promoter our title fights and if anyone else wishes to promote our title fights they must go through the Licensee. However all title fights are still approved by the WBU-IBU. So how does it work? The promoter of record for the market area contracts with either the WBU or IBU for the area with a contract to promoter 3 title fights on any level including up to World. The cost is $6850 for WBU and IBU is $5850. This is the total for any 3 title fights on any level and includes the 3 applicable belts 24 carat gold made by Masis Belts in the USA at no charge AND a fourth belt for the Promoter engraved reading he is the Licensee for the market area. It can be hung in the office or used to secure sponsors and sell tickets. 4 belts and 3 sanctioned title fights for 1 fee. AND I will come in a day early to the first event to train a local person as the official supervisor for us so that the Promoter will not have to fly in any officials in the future! Obviously there are more details but that is the bare facts! Contact us now to see if we can make a deal. Let's be honest, flying in judges and representatives and the affiliated costs can be prohibited and now that wont be a problem. Oh-and any sanctioned title fights in the market area the Promoter Licensee gets 20% of the sanction fee as well!

Newsflash: After days of meetings regarding the direction of the WBU World Boxing Union, Inc. Based in USA -And it’s upcoming move back to the UK United Kingdom, the stockholders along with legal counsel has developed an exclusive licensing program for those in the boxing industry to control and market a territory similar to a franchise but without all the strings attached. All titles in your market area must go through the licensee. It is an opportunity to be THE person in your market place and make money as well. Different levels of licenses available. USA states. Canadian provinces. UK countries. And more. Contact me for more information.

It is on! Shane Mosley, Jr. will be fighting for the WBU World Boxing Union, Inc. based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA (moving back to the UK) International Middleweight title on 16 August 2019 in Kansas City, Kansas, USA and if victorious becomes the mandatory for the WBU World Middleweight title against an opponent to be named. Who in the UK will step up to win the vacant WBU World title and face him?

By tomorrow the new President Of the WBU World Boxing Union,Inc. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA will be named pending completion of all paperwork. To confirm once again the WBU will be based back in the United Kingdom by the end of June back to its roots. As a thank you to all the supporters I have been authorized to post this once again for those that missed it that until the end of May which is Friday you can complete the paperwork and remit the sanction fee for the WBU World title for the special deal of 2000 euros which includes the 24k gold belt made by Masis Belts-the leader in championship belt manufacturing. Do the deal and you have not until August 2019 to fight but now SEPTEMBER due to the request of the boxers. 2000 euros for the WBU World title. Local area supervisor and it does include the belt! All other titles are 1500 euros including the same quality belt through the end of May. And the best part is when you defend the title the fee will not increase as long as you are the champion. You pay the same each title defense even though the sanction fee increases in June! Time is short. Come work with the new regime. Who will be the first champion of the UK based WBU

Great news about our sanctioning bodies! Everybody seems to want to own-start a professional boxing sanctioning body and ultimately di**le on by with it or fail. So instead of trying to create something with the odds against you starting out, why not align yourself with an established entity license a dedication market area for yourself. We handle all the compliance issues and submitting paperwork to all government agencies as well as followup to make the fight results for the titles are submitted in a timely manner. Our program is simple and easy to renew each year simply by meeting the easily attainable fights in your region. Imagine being the exclusive party for WBU titles in a protected region and having full support. Contact me now for more information. [email protected]

Traietti triumphs as promoter, matchmaker and fighter
By Mark Vaz at ringside
Courtesy of FightNews.com

Granite Chin Boxing presented their fifth event at the Marina Bay SportsPlex in Quincy, MA, this past Saturday with a card featuring Worcester, MA featherweight prospect Irvin Gonzales plus hometown Chris Traietti against Alfredo Trevino of Sonora, Mexico, in a ten-round bout for the WBU Americas Cruiserweight Championship.

Traietti (23-4, 18 KOs) – doing triple duty as promoter, matchmaker and headliner – opened the bout working behind a strong jab, looking from the start to setup his most effective shot, a left hook to the body. Trevino (8-2-1, 1 KO) attempted to avoid it by jabbing and circling clockwise, taking Traietti’s leverage away from the hook but absorbing quick right cross counters in the process. Listening to his corner between rounds, Traietti made the adjustment and stepped to the right, cutting Trevino off and pinning him on the ropes where he was able to unleash a sustained body attack, dropping Trevino with shots that caused the crowd to wince in sympathy with Travino’s pain. Showing pluck, Trevino managed to regain his feet twice, however he finally succumbed to the clean shots. Referee Leo Gerstel stopped the bout after the third knockdown at 2:30 of round two. With the victory, Traietti captures the WBU Americas Cruiserweight Championship.

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After a couple of weeks of exhaustive negotiations, it is with great pride I announce Mr. Josh Ekrem as WBU Director of Operations for North America. Mr. Ekrem has proven his ability to handle the USA Southwest territory as well aid in the overall growth of the WBU in other areas. All boxing inquiries regarding fights and the WBU tournament should be directed to him at [email protected]

WBU World Heavyweight championship fight from the Videotron Centre in Quebec City Friday night:

Heavyweight Adam Braidwood (7-1) traveled from Edmonton for his chance at immortality in contesting for the WBU World Heavyweight title and scored the biggest win in his career, knocking down Eric Martel Baholeli (11-7-1) twice in the 5th round for the TKO victory to capture the gold and the title. Wisdom was that the longer this one went, the more it favored the more experienced Bahoeli, and indeed it was the local Quebec fighter in control over the first three rounds. Braidwood though would start to dominate physically in the 4th, in fact almost pushing Bahoeli completely out of the ring when the two locked heads together. Braidwood took full advantage of the upper hand and never relented for the duration, almost stopping his opponent as the 4th. The beginning of the 5th was delayed as the ringside physician examined a cut caused by a head butt under Braidwood's eye but saying he would allow one more round before stopping but the extra time wasn’t nearly enough for Bahoeli who went down rather easily from an equally exhausted Braidwood. Bahoeli managed to climb to his feet but was visibly wobbly and glassy-eyed and the bout was wisely called. Canada now has its own World Heavyweight Champion and he is called "The Boogeyman"