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Tweaking rules to adapt to modern times, AIBA president Dr. Wu Ching-Kuo announced the use of the 10-point must scoring system and the removal of headguards for elite men’s competitions starting at the AIBA World Championships in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Oct. 11-27 as officials who supervised the Asian Youth Continental Championships here last week welcomed the changes as a step forward in taking the sport to the next level.

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International Boxing Association (AIBA) president Dr. Wu Ching-Kuo has cited ABAP for successfully staging the 24-nation Asian Youth Continental Championships here in separate letters addressed to chairman Manny V. Pangilinan, president Ricky Vargas, secretary-general Patrick Gregorio and executive director Ed Picson as he congratulated the Filipino hosts who left no stone unturned in welcoming 128 fighters in the 17-18 age category to this bustling Zambales free port zone.

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Tweaking rules to adapt to modern times, AIBA president Dr. Wu Ching-Kuo announced the use of the 10-point must scoring system and the removal of headguards for elite men’s competitions starting at the AIBA World Championships in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Oct. 11-27 as officials who supervised the Asian Youth Continental Championships here last week welcomed the changes as a step forward in taking the sport to the next level.

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International Boxing Association (AIBA) president Dr. Wu Ching-Kuo has cited ABAP for successfully staging the 24-nation Asian Youth Continental Championships here in separate letters addressed to chairman Manny V. Pangilinan, president Ricky Vargas, secretary-general Patrick Gregorio and executive director Ed Picson as he congratulated the Filipino hosts who left no stone unturned in welcoming 128 fighters in the 17-18 age category to this bustling Zambales free port zone.

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