AIBA say referees and judges involved in some controversial decisions at the Olympics will no longer officiate at Rio 2016
However, in accordance with AIBA Rules the result of all the bouts will stand
The International Boxing Association the AIBA say referees and judges involved in some controversial decisions at the Olympics will no longer officiate at Rio 2016...,
In a statement the boxing organisation said following recent judging decisions and after carrying out a thorough examination by the relevant Commission, they have determined that less than a handful of the decisions were not at the level expected
As a result the referees and judges concerned will no longer officiate at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
In accordance with AIBA Rules the result of all the bouts will stand.
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