Jose Alejandro Rodriguez Jazz
Cuban boxing has been in the news lately Pre-selection 26 fighters already preparing for the next World Boxing Championships to be held in Belgrade, Serbia from October 26 to November 6.
The Cuban team will eventually be made up of a total of 13 boxers, who must keep Cuba at the forefront of global discipline.
It was revealed about the event, precisely, that the International Boxing Association (AIBA) will reward all medal winners with $ 2.6 million (at a rate of $ 200,000 per category). The total step the champion, runner-up and bronze winners receive We inform On our website.
Above all, it undoubtedly increases the interest in getting a good result in the competition of our fighters, General A note on the Jit Digital site today explains the difficulties in obtaining the awards it receives due to US sanctions against Cuba’s Greater Antilles.
“The economic, commercial and financial siege by the United States will generally become a test that others will solve by simple bank transfers. Unfortunately in our case it has been proven that making money is no more than it is,” he said.
In addition, a series of events in Cuba’s recent history are listed, in which Cuba does not receive the money earned in the specified events or, instead, use it to give and donate to related international associations.
“The Cuban Baseball Federation must file over one million dollars in the International Federation’s bank account from the right to train athletes hired in Japan,” Jit explained in the release.
Similarly, for reasons such as “the Cuban Football Association cannot accumulate $ 887,513.78 accumulated since 2014”, Cuban boxers are predicted to face severe difficulties in winning the World Cup-winning metal prizes.
In making payments to athletes, perhaps to avoid comments on social networks, the aforementioned reference has been, for many years, a mechanism for managing the proceeds from this type of event in Cuba, which is “completely imposed” on athletes, coaches and other professionals who are closely linked to the programs that create them.
Although these experts are not mentioned in any rank, if they are inspired to dedicate sports, moral support or simply medals, achievements and titles, it would be nice to achieve a portion of the money that AIBA pays. Pocket of real heroes, some time: athletes and their coaches.
