TOURNAMENT DATES

Royal Albert Hall, London – 10th July 2021. Promoter Frank Warren.

Wembley Arena, London - 24th July 2021. Promoter Frank Warren.

Matchroom HQ, Essex - 31st July 2021. Promoter Eddie Hearn.

REGULATION 4.9 & 5.10

PHILIP WILLIAMS. Appeared before the Council with Kevin Campion. The Council decided that Mr Williams could continue without restrictions.

REGULATION 5.10

Jordan Grannum. The Council decided to call Mr Grannum to appear before them.

REGULATION 5.15 & 25

UMAR SADIQ. Appeared before the Council. The Council decided that Mr Sadiq’s Boxer licence will remain suspended until further notice. For breaching Regulation 5.15, a severe reprimand would be placed on Mr Sadiq’s file.

REGULATION 25

MICHAEL MCKINSON. Appeared before the Council. The Council decided that Mr McKinson would receive strong words of advice. A severe reprimand would also be placed on his record and he was fined.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Wednesday, 4th August 2021.

REGULATION 5.10

Boxer Jordan Ellison. Accompanied by his Manager/Trainer Michael Marsden. Restricted to contests of four, three minute rounds. Contest reports to be submitted after each contest.

Boxer Kris Pilkington. To be called before Council.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Sunday, 15th August 2021.

Regulation 29

Daryll Hall. Mr Hall’s current suspension was lifted.

Tournament Dates

21st August 2021. Rainton Meadows. Promoter Phil Jeffries.

9th December 2021. Hilton Hotel, Gateshead. Promoter Matty Jobes in association with Phil Jeffries.

REGULATION 5.10

Jordan Ellison. To be called before Council.

Kris Pilkington. To be called before Council.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Thursday, 22nd July 2021.

Tournament Dates

28th August 2021. Utilita Arena, Birmingham. Promoter Frank Warren.

REGULATION 5.10

Anthony Woolery - Okay to Continue. Reports and maximum 12 minute bouts.

MJ Hall - Okay to Continue.

Dwain Grant - Okay to Continue.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Sunday, 15th August 2021.

“FLY” Gloves are an approved manufacturer of the BBBofC and have been for many years now. The issues raised from the gloves used in Russia have been discussed with the manufacturer at length, and the BBBofC are satisfied with their feedback. We are also advised that the BBBofC is the only organisation who have contacted the manufacturer to discuss the matter at the present time. The Board are satisfied that the gloves in question were not any of the three styles of “FLY” Glove currently approved by the BBBofC (Please see bbbofc.com), but rather a different style of glove entirely. Whilst this is commonplace with glove manufacturers throughout the sport, it in no way compromises the approval and use of the three styles of competition glove currently approved for use under the jurisdiction of the BBBofC.

Whilst we acknowledge that there can be isolated cases of imperfections in any manufacturing process, the BBBofC have had no such issue in relation to "FLY".

As and when the BBBofC do have an issue with any glove manufacturer, the BBBofC consider the matter on its individual merits. In the past the BBBofC have withdrawn glove manufacturers, but only following said consideration.

At this time the BBBofC are satisfied that "FLY" gloves remain an approved manufacturer in the UK, with all gloves subject to assessment at anytime, as is the case with all other approved manufacturers. As such, “FLY” gloves approved by the BBBofC remain available to all BBBofC Promoters for use in any, and all contests taking place under the BBBofC jurisdiction regardless of Championships.