'Unacceptable': Gennady 'GGG' Golovkin vows to do all he can to keep boxing in the Olympics

Boxing will be included in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.A recognized and trusted international league” supports the IOC [International Olympic Committee]replacing IBA [International Boxing Association] It governed the sport until 2019. The IOC is eager to see the arrival of a credible international federation, Gennady GolovkinThe Chairman of the NOC of the Republic of Kazakhstan feels a sense of responsibility.

Besides financial reasons, the IBA did not ensure the integrity of its officials and did not implement the IOC's GRG measures. [Governance Reform Group] Due to regulations, the IOC stripped the IBA of its status this year. In the words of IOC sports director Kit McConnell, national federations “have decided toBuild the body“Who is the organization that the IOC can work with to ensure boxing remains an Olympic sport?” In this regard, Kevin Iole wondered what role “GGG” plays in ensuring boxing remains an Olympic sport in 2028.

“I was recently appointed president of the National Olympic Committee, maybe two or three months ago. [ago]And I am becoming accustomed to the situation and what I have learned so far is in my opinion unacceptable.“What is GGG going to do?” Gennady Golovkin said through a translator. So what is GGG going to do?

“[It is] This is unacceptable to boxers. [the] National Olympic Committees of other countries” declared Golovkin.

“And as a boxer, I will try to consult, help, support and influence in every way possible to keep boxing on the Olympic program.“IOC has been working with the IOC for 10 years and has been working with them ever since,” Golovkin said. “IOC has been working with the IOC for 10 years and has been working with the IOC for 10 years. IOC has been working with the IOC for 10 years and has been working with the IOC for 10 years.”

Gennady Golovkin offers suggestions to reduce corruption in boxing

Gennady Golovkin agrees with Kevin Iole that cheating does exist in boxing, and while it bothers the Olympic silver medallist, he pointed to the upcoming tournament in Milan as a solution.I recently played in a tournament in Milan, it was a license qualification tournament, and I liked how it went.“Amazing,” said Gennady Golovkin. So what attracted “GGG” to the tournament in Milan?

“I saw a lot of innovation being used to minimize the human factor: artificial intelligence, computerized scoring, reviewing, etc. The use of all these new technologies makes it cleaner. It helps reduce corruption in sports.” Golovkin concluded. That being said, what do you think about the IOC's stance on boxing? On the other hand, do you think AI can be used to protect the sport? Let us know in the comments section below. For more boxing updates, follow Essentially Sports!