World Boxing Council India Championship Postponed Amid Covid-19 Surge

Considering the present spike within the COVID-19 instances within the nation, LZ promotions has taken the choice to postpone the upcoming World Boxing Council (WBC) India Championship battle to a later date. The first-ever WBC India Championship battle, between the nation’s high girls boxers Chandni Mehra and Suman Kumari, was initially scheduled to happen on May 1 on the Great Khali Academy in Jalandhar, Punjab as a part of the LZ Promotions India Unleashed-Fight Night- the nation’s first ever Professional USA boxing occasion, sanctioned by Indian Boxing Council (IBC). However, regardless of steady efforts, prevailing surge in instances throughout the rampant second wave of COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown compelled organisers to postpone the occasion.

“Unfortunately, because of the rising variety of Covid-19 instances throughout India and tips issued by the Indian Government, now we have determined to postpone the first-ever WBC India Championship occasion to a later date. Whilst we’re very disenchanted for everybody who has put in such exhausting work to make the occasion promotion so profitable, together with the Government, WBC, IBC, our precedence is to maintain everybody concerned protected. On behalf of LZ Promotions and the WBC, we want to want everybody in India nicely and please observe the Government’s Covid-19 security tips,” stated Parm Goraya, CEO of LZ Promotions.