The Saudi Arabian Boxing Federation has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ready to Fight, the first boxing community founded by world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. The two parties agreed to work together to lead innovation in the boxing industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The partnership will focus on recruiting talent and attracting well-known boxing professionals to participate in the group’s projects and programs. Among them, “Ready To Fight” will be a digital platform to find talented trainers, fighters and other training staff. The two parties will also work together to promote boxing and develop boxing education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Arabian Boxing Federation is the governing body for professional boxing in Saudi Arabia. The Association was established to promote and manage boxing in the Kingdom, to oversee the development of amateur boxers at all levels, from junior to senior. The federation is committed to maintaining the highest standards of sportsmanship and integrity, organizing mass boxing competitions, organizing training programs, and working with international boxing organizations to enhance the image of the sports in Saudi Arabia. With a strong focus on nurturing talent and providing opportunities for amateur and professional boxers, the Saudi Arabian Boxing Federation will play an important role in shaping the future of boxing in the region.
Ready to Fight is boxing’s first smartphone app and social media platform created by world heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk. The goal is to improve communication and cooperation between boxers and sparring partners, coaches and managers. This ecosystem will include new features to support various members of the boxing community, including fans, sponsors, gyms, equipment manufacturers, psychologists and nutritionists.
Ready To Fight was launched on November 14, 2023 and has received a positive response from the boxing community. Currently, there are approximately 120,000 registered users, including 10,000 certified boxers and managers.
Saudi Arabia has established its position as a major player in the boxing industry, holding exciting fights in the Kingdom. Our current focus is on developing local talent in both men’s and women’s divisions, our main focus is boxing, and soon we will start developing Saudi Arabian professional boxers. . In addition, we will do our best to encourage them to join the international boxing community,” said Rasha Alkhamis, Vice President of the Saudi Arabian Boxing Federation.
“As an independent international champion, I know very well the challenges that young players face today. Most of these problems arise from the lack of communication tools. Even the greatest boxer cannot win alone; behind them is an independent world champion. team A group of coaches, trainers, managers, vendors, and fans. Digital technology is breaking down barriers, allowing every boxer to find their “boxing family” easily, quickly and safely. “I am glad that Saudi Arabia is ready to take the lead in the field of boxing in the kingdom,” said Oleksandr Usyk.
Prepare Your Fight has proven to be beneficial as Usyk prepares for his upcoming heavyweight title fight with Tyson Fury. Since January, more than 40 sparring partners, specially selected through APP, have participated in the championship training camp. – Now it’s very easy, to find a space partner, to another person you don’t need to call many people all over the world, it’s just a click. Usyk said, “ready to fight” is our secret weapon for preparing for war.
