Public Disclosures - International Boxing Organization

Following suggestions made by the Association of Boxing Commissions the IBO have decided that in order for a fighter to maintain his top 35 rating and eligibility to fight for our world title a boxer must have engaged in a 'compliant contest' over the last 18 months. A compliant contest would involve an opponent who was rated previously or after the fight within the first 50 boxers of that weight division. Fighters who are not compliant with these rules will have points reduced until such time as they are outside of the first 35. The following fighters are currently non compliant with this rule.

New Period: May 2008 Old Period: April 2008

Any further information or clarification may be obtained by emailing ibopres@aol.com

If you require to receive an electronic statement in accordance with section 11 of the Muhammad Ali Boxing Act of 1999. Please email ibopres@aol.com to register. Any grievances or appeals may be directed to the Astiff2327@aol.com . At all times forward your complete boxing record.

No change is shown to a boxer moving upwards or downwards where he has moved in sequence with other fighters; i.e. just moved up one place because of another fighter's loss or inactivity. A rating change is defined as one whereby a boxer ascends his position by virtue of a significant win or descends by a significant loss. Fighters can win and not move up the ratings if the win was not substantial to add a significant number of points.

Any further information or clarification may be obtained by emailing ibopres@aol.com

If you require to be receive an electronic statement I accordance with section 11 of the Muhammad Ali Boxing Act of 1999. Please email ibopres@aol.com to register.

Any grievances or appeals may be directed to the Astiff2327@aol.com. At all times forward your complete boxing record.

"MUHAMMAD ALI BOXING REFORM ACT"
PUBLIC DISLOSURES

(A) A complete description of the organization's ratings criteria, policies and general sanctioning fee schedule:

1. Organization's Ratings Criteria: The I.B.O. uses a computer-based system for boxing rankings. The computer ranks all active fighters upon their fight history alone. When they fight, the results of that fight are fed into a database. The rankings are independently calculated and neither the I.B.O. nor any of its officers have any input into the positions of the boxers. There is no human opinion involved in our computer rankings. The computer program was developed over an eight-year span and is purely results driven. There is no subjectivity involved in the computer system.

2. General Sanctioning Fee Schedule:

WORLD TITLES
1.	TOTAL PURSES UP TO $100,000.00 PROMOTER CHAMPION (HIGHER OF 3% OR $1,500.00) CHALLENGER (HIGHER OF 3% OR $1,000.00) REFEREE JUDGES (3 @ $1,200.00) I.B.O. COMMISSIONER'S STIPEND	$ 4,500.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 3,600.00 $ 750.00 _____________
	TOTAL =	$ 12,850.00 ===========

2.	TOTAL PURSES $100,000.00 TO $150,000.00 PROMOTER CHAMPION (3% OR $3,000.00) EST. CHALLENGER (3% OR $1,500.00) EST. REFEREE JUDGES (3 @ $1,400.00) I.B.O. COMMISSIONER'S STIPEND	$ 5,000.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 1,750.00 $ 4,200.00 $ 750.00 ____________
	(EST.) TOTAL =	$ 16,200.00 ===========

3.	TOTAL PURSES $150,000.00 TO $1,000,000.00 PROMOTER CHAMPION (3% OF PURSE) CHALLENGER (3% OF PURSE) REFEREE JUDGES (3 @ $1,500.00) I.B.O. COMMISSIONER'S STIPEND	$ 6,000.00 --------- --------- $ 2,000.00 $ 4,500.00 $ 750.00


4.	TOTAL PURSES IN EXCESS OF $1,000,000.00 PROMOTER CHAMPION & CHALLENGER (3% UP TO $1,000,000.00, BALANCE NEGOTIABLE FOR EACH FIGHTER) REFEREE JUDGES (3 @ $1,600.00) I.B.O. COMMISSIONER'S STIPEND	$ 7,500.00 --------- --------- --------- $ 2,500.00 $ 4,800.00 $ 750.00


INTERCONTINENTAL TITLES
	PROMOTER CHAMPION'S FEE CHALLENGER'S FEE REFEREE JUDGES (3 @ $ 300.00) I.B.O. COMMISSIONER'S STIPEND	$ 1,000.00 $ 500.00 $ 400.00 $ 400.00 $ 900.00 $ 500.00 _____________
	TOTAL =	$ 3,700.00 ===========