Boxers would get more medical care, financial protection, and anti-doping rules under new boxing organizations.
This bill, called the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act, would create new rules for "unified boxing organizations" (UBOs) to improve boxer safety and well-being. It would require UBOs to provide extensive medical exams, more ringside medical staff, and insurance for training injuries. All boxers would also get a minimum payment per round and better health insurance coverage.
Currently, professional boxing matches must follow safety rules from the Professional Boxing Safety Act of 1996, which includes some medical requirements and insurance. This bill would create a new type of organization, a "unified boxing organization" (UBO). These UBOs could operate under an alternative set of stricter safety, medical, and financial rules. It would also increase the minimum health insurance coverage for all boxers to $25,000, with the promoter or UBO paying. Additionally, it would set a minimum payment of $150 per round for all boxers.
HR 4624 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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