NC Boxing and Combat Sports Commission courtesy of Cerulean Blue Photography courtesy of Greg Briley Photography courtesy of Fight World Fight Lab courtesy JO Photography During the last quarter of 2019, the NC Boxing Authority became the NC Boxing Commission through legislative action by the NC General Assembly. The former Boxing Authority acted in an advisory capacity within the Department of Public Safety and worked in correlation with the ALE agency. The formation of the NC Boxing Commission replaces the Boxing Authority switching it from an advisory authority to an independent agency. The creation of an independent Commission that still works in correlation with enforcement agents with ALE allows the Commission the ability to formulate and adopt rules and policies in a more efficient manner to serve the fight community in North Carolina. There have been challenges with the transition. COVID-19 emerged shortly after this change and still impacts event plans across the state. Our budget is still being considered as well though we hope it will be finalized during the 2021 session. About Us Learn more about the NC Boxing and Combat Sports Commission News Get the latest news on Boxing in North Carolina Events Find the latest boxing events in North Carolina Laws Learn more about the laws governing boxing in NC. Forms Find all of the forms needed for sanctioning activities and events in North Carolina Rights Boxer's Bill of Rights Act The 1996 Professional Boxing Safety Act Definitions North Carolina Boxing and Combat Sports Commission Monitoring, managing and regulating boxing in North Carolina Contact Information Contact Form (919) 814 - 4600 North Carolina Boxing Commission 301 N Wilmington Street 4704 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4704
NC Boxing and Combat Sports Commission courtesy of Cerulean Blue Photography courtesy of Greg Briley Photography courtesy of Fight World Fight Lab courtesy JO Photography During the last quarter of 2019, the NC Boxing Authority became the NC Boxing Commission through legislative action by the NC General Assembly. The former Boxing Authority acted in an advisory capacity within the Department of Public Safety and worked in correlation with the ALE agency. The formation of the NC Boxing Commission replaces the Boxing Authority switching it from an advisory authority to an independent agency. The creation of an independent Commission that still works in correlation with enforcement agents with ALE allows the Commission the ability to formulate and adopt rules and policies in a more efficient manner to serve the fight community in North Carolina. There have been challenges with the transition. COVID-19 emerged shortly after this change and still impacts event plans across the state. Our budget is still being considered as well though we hope it will be finalized during the 2021 session. About Us Learn more about the NC Boxing and Combat Sports Commission News Get the latest news on Boxing in North Carolina Events Find the latest boxing events in North Carolina Laws Learn more about the laws governing boxing in NC. Forms Find all of the forms needed for sanctioning activities and events in North Carolina Rights Boxer's Bill of Rights Act The 1996 Professional Boxing Safety Act Definitions North Carolina Boxing and Combat Sports Commission Monitoring, managing and regulating boxing in North Carolina Contact Information Contact Form (919) 814 - 4600 North Carolina Boxing Commission 301 N Wilmington Street 4704 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4704