IOC to Debate Future of Olympic Boxing Amid Rival Organizations and Reform Failures

The IOC executive board will meet Wednesday to discuss International Boxing Association reforms and the sport's Olympic status.
The IBA was suspended in 2019 over governance, finance and ethics issues but claims reforms are complete; the IOC disagrees.
A new group called World Boxing has emerged and gained members, signaling some countries have lost faith in the IBA.
Boxing was run independently at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and may be again in 2024, putting its place in 2028 in question.
The IBA's president insists boxing must stay in the Olympics and the IBA will do what's needed, but the IOC can't "speak through correspondents."