Boxer of the Year Chantelle Cameron, Joe Cordina, Sunny Edwards, Natasha Jonas, Joe Joyce, Leigh Wood

Contest of the Year Jordan Gill v Karim Guerfi, Leigh Wood v Michael Conlan, Chris Billam-Smith v Isaac Chamberlain, Joe Joyce v Joseph Parker, Claressa Shields v Savannah Marshall

Boxing News Trainer of the Year Ben Davison, Joe Gallagher, Shane McGuigan, Jamie Moore, Tony Sims, Grant Smith

Overseas Boxer of the Year Alycia Baumgardner, Luis Alberto Lopez, Kiko Martinez, Claressa Shields

This year’s Awards will take place on Sunday 12th March 2023. Tickets are still available at £130 per head/£1250 for a table of 10 and can be booked on matt@bbbofc.com. Other packages are available as follows: - Platinum - £2700, to include a table of 10 in a prime location, sponsorship of an Award and an advert in the afternoon's programme. - Gold - £2000, to include a table of 10 in a premium location and an advert in the afternoon's programme. - Silver - £1600, for a table in a preferred location.

Head Office will be closed from Friday 23rd December until Tuesday 3rd January.

We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Our next Annual Awards event, in association with Boxing News, will be held on Sunday 12th March 2023 at the The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London commencing at 12 noon. Attendees will celebrate the achievements of boxers, and others within the sport, during 2022.

Tickets are available at £130 per head/£1250 for a table of 10 and can be booked on awards@bbbofc.com.

Other packages are available as follows: - Platinum - £2700, to include a table of 10 in a prime location, sponsorship of an Award and an advert in the afternoon's programme. - Gold - £2000, to include a table of 10 in a premium location and an advert in the afternoon's programme. - Silver - £1600, for a table in a preferred location.

If you are interested in event sponsorship, please contact Head Office on matt@bbbbofc.com for more details.

The Stewards and staff of the British Boxing Board of Control are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Sincerest and deepest condolences are sent to the Royal Family.

We join our nation in mourning her loss.

British Boxing Board of Control completes UK Anti-Doping Assurance Framework

The British Boxing Board of Control is delighted to announce its completion of the Assurance Framework, which National Governing Bodies (NGBs) must fulfil to certify to UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) that they are meeting their anti-doping responsibilities.

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) published the updated 2021 UK National Anti-Doping Policy (Policy) in April 2021, which all NGBs must be compliant with. This was the first update of the Policy since its implementation in 2009.

UKAD, which is responsible for ensuring that sports bodies comply with the World Anti-Doping Code through its implementation and management of the Policy, introduced the Assurance Framework for NGBs to be able to evidence their compliance with the Policy.

The introduction of the Assurance Framework is the most significant change in the Policy. It outlines a series of mandatory requirements which all NGBs must fulfil. These requirements include the creation of an education strategy and plan, the implementation of anti-doping rules and increased involvement of an NGB’s Board with clean sport.

Upon completion of the Assurance Framework Robert W. Smith from The British Boxing Board of Control, said: “The British Boxing Board of Control is extremely pleased to have completed the UKAD Assurance Framework and look forward to working with UKAD in its endeavours to maintain clean sport “. UKAD’s Director of Legal and Regulatory Affairs, Nisha Dutt, said: “I’d like to congratulate The British Boxing Board of Control for completing the UKAD Assurance Framework, which demonstrates a commitment to clean sport. The British Boxing Board of Control can now fully show that it is meeting its anti-doping responsibilities.”

For more information on the Policy and Assurance Framework, visit https://www.ukad.org.uk/national-anti-doping-policy

About UK Anti-Doping

UK Anti-Doping is responsible for ensuring sports bodies in the UK are compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code through implementation and management of the UK National Anti-Doping Policy.

UK Anti-Doping’s functions include an education and information programme, athlete testing across more than 40 Olympic, Paralympic and professional sports, intelligence management and exclusive results management authority for the determination of anti-doping rule violations.

For more information on UKAD, please visit http://www.ukad.org.uk/what-we-do/