Important WBC International Committee activity  

Andrew Cain 

Current WBC International Super Bantamweight Silver champion.

Cain did not betray his habits and, with his usual explosiveness and aggression, destroyed his Mexican challenger Luis Moreno Montalvo in one round.
The first knockdown came at 1:25 of the first session when Cain dropped Moreno with a terrible right uppercut.
The latter beat the count but was dropped again 57” to the bell.
Although back on his feet, Moreno was considered by ref Victor Loughlin not fit to proceed.
Cain retained his WBC International 122lbs Silver title and improved to 10-0 with 9 inside.
The championship was promoted by Frank Warren Queensberry last May 20th in London

Ionut Baluta 

Born in Roumania, based in Spain, Baluta won the vacant WBC International SuperBantam weight title against Brad Foster in London last May 20th in a show promoted by Frank Warren Queensberry.
He scored perhaps the best win of his career in outpointing local fighter Foster.
Ionut claimed a unanimous ten-round decision to win the vacant WBC International super-bantamweight title.

Zhan Kossobutskiy 

Kazakhstan’s Zhan Kossobutskiy won the vacant WBC International Heavyweight title when he stopped in the 6th round former world title challenger Johann Duhaupas.
The vacant championship was promoted by Universum in Hamburg last May 21st.

Hamzah Sheeraz 

Hamzah was on May 25th 1999 in Slough, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Talking about his parents and their background, he belongs to a boxer family as his father and his grandfather were boxers.
He proudly decided to follow his parent’s footsteps.
His height stands at 6 feet and 3 inches tall which is about 191 cm high and is among the tallest boxer in the country.
About his ethnicity , he belongs to an Asian ethnic group and follows the Muslim religion.
Hamzah has been recognized as the best young boxer in UK last year.
He is the current WBC International Middleweight Silver champion.