The International Boxing Organization is an independent, transparent and respected version of the world title.
In their monthly newsletter, the IBO report on all the activity within their unique organisation, such as recent fight results and a look ahead to their upcoming schedule.

It was a superb performance by the IBO World Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk on July 19 in London.
Not only is the incredible Ukrainian super skilled but his knockout of Daniel Dubois in the fifth round of their undisputed heavyweight clash at Wembley Stadium demonstrated his destructive firepower.
Clearly one of the greatest heavyweights of all-time is now an undisputed champion for the third time in his illustrious career.
Joseph Parker appears to be first in line, but first, the father of four wants a few months of well deserved rest.

The amazing Former IBO World Super Lightweight champion Manny "Pac Man" Pacquiao returned to boxing at the age of 46 and fought to a draw in a world championship fight in Las Vegas.

Nicola "Hurricane" Hopewell (8-1, 1 KO) sent French champion Marie Connan (7-4) to the canvas in the sixth round while on her way to a great split decision victory in Sheffield to claim the IBO World Flyweight title on July 19.
Hopewell is a former Commonwealth champion from Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
It's fight week in Atlanta as undefeated IBO World Super Welterweight champion Oshae Jones makes her first title defense against Elia Carranza. The fight will be streamed live on DAZN.
August 9th "Magic Man" Ricardo Malajika returns and looks to electrify the The Emperor's Palace in South Africa when he defends his IBO World Super Flyweight title against Jayson Mama.
A Tornado is heading to Montreal on September 4th when Undefeated IBO World Super Middleweight champion Osleys Iglesias puts his perfect record on the line against Vladimir Shishkin at the Montreal Casino.
Congratulations to IBO World Super Welterweight champion Uisma Lima who was honored earlier this month as Male Athlete of the Year at the Guimaraes Sports Gala in Portugal.
Andre Van Grootenbruel's 45-plus years in boxing includes the last 25 years with the IBO as a judge, referee, then Vice President.
He is hugely respected for his experience, knowledge and professionalism as IBO Vice President.
The good news is that, at the request of the IBO President, Ed Levine, he has agreed to continue to work as an IBO Fight Commissioner.