What does wbo mean?

World Boxing Organization (WBO), WBA, WBC and IBF are also called the four major professional boxing organizations in the world. The World Boxing Organization was founded in 1988. As a representative of the world professional boxing competition organization, WBO has held championship competitions in more than 50 countries on five continents and promoted the competitions in nearly 200 countries. It is the boxing organization that holds the most world championships. Its perfect organizational structure and advanced business operation mode have made it a great success in the world. WBO has made great contributions to the development of international boxing, and has cultivated many world-famous star boxing champions such as Kritchenko Jr., Kritchenko, Pacquiao, Mayweather, De La Jolla and Zou Shiming for decades.

The World Boxing Association (WBO) is the oldest boxing organization in the world. Its predecessor was WBA, the American Boxing Association, which was founded in February 192 1. At that time, most of its members were representatives of American States. 1962, WBA changed its name to World Boxing Association, and now its headquarters is in Panama. Later, the World Boxing Council (WBC), the International Boxing Federation (IBF) and the World Boxing Organization (WBO) broke away from WBA at 1963, 1984 and 1988 respectively, forming a situation in which the first three legs stood firm and the latter one followed closely.