World White Collar Boxing Series Ltd

Effective Date: 1 July 2026

These Participant Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) apply to every individual accepted onto a World White Collar Boxing Series Ltd (“WWCBS”) training programme or boxing event.

By accepting a place on a WWCBS programme, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to be bound by these Terms.

1. About WWCBS

World White Collar Boxing Series Ltd organises structured boxing training programmes culminating in professionally managed white collar boxing events.

Participant safety, fairness, professionalism and enjoyment are at the heart of every programme we deliver.

These Terms are designed to protect participants, coaches, staff, officials, spectators and the integrity of every WWCBS event.

2. Eligibility

To participate in a WWCBS programme you must:

  • Be at least 18 years of age.
  • Complete the WWCBS application process.
  • Complete all required medical documentation.
  • Complete a Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q).
  • Provide accurate personal and medical information.
  • Be accepted onto the programme by WWCBS.

Acceptance onto a programme does not guarantee that you will ultimately compete. WWCBS reserves the right to withdraw or refuse participation where it believes doing so is necessary for safety, medical or operational reasons.

3. Honesty During Your Application

Participant safety depends upon the accuracy of the information you provide.

You agree that all information supplied to WWCBS will be truthful, complete and accurate.

In particular, you agree to disclose:

  • all current medical conditions;
  • previous surgeries;
  • prescribed medication;
  • allergies;
  • previous concussions or head injuries;
  • heart or respiratory conditions;
  • previous fractures or significant injuries;
  • any physical or mental health condition that could affect safe participation.

You must also disclose any previous experience in combat sports.

This includes, but is not limited to:

  • amateur boxing;
  • professional boxing;
  • white collar boxing;
  • kickboxing;
  • Muay Thai;
  • MMA;
  • karate;
  • taekwondo;
  • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu;
  • wrestling;
  • any other striking or grappling discipline.

Failure to disclose relevant medical information or previous combat experience may result in immediate removal from the programme without refund or compensation.

WWCBS reserves the right to verify information where appropriate.

4. Medical Fitness

Every participant accepts personal responsibility for ensuring they are medically fit to train and compete.

WWCBS may require participants to:

  • complete additional medical questionnaires;
  • provide further medical information;
  • obtain written medical clearance from their GP or another qualified healthcare professional;
  • undergo medical examinations before, during or after the programme.

All competitors must comply with decisions made by the appointed ringside doctor.

The decision of the ringside doctor regarding medical fitness to compete is final.

No participant will be permitted to compete where the ringside doctor considers participation to present an unacceptable risk.

5. Training Programme

Participants are expected to attend the training programme and make a genuine commitment to preparing safely for their bout.

WWCBS provides structured coaching; however, progression depends upon each participant’s attendance, effort, attitude and willingness to follow coaching instructions.

Repeated non-attendance or behaviour that places yourself or others at risk may result in removal from the programme.

6. Fundraising and Ticket Sales

Giving back to the community forms an important part of the WWCBS experience.

Participants are expected to make a genuine effort to raise funds for the nominated charity or charitable initiative associated with their event.

Fundraising is intended to support worthwhile causes while promoting awareness of important health and community issues, including heart health where applicable.

Participants are also expected to actively promote their event and support ticket sales.

As a minimum expectation, participants should aim to sell at least 10 tickets, with a target of 20 tickets or morewherever reasonably achievable.

Ticket sales help create an exciting atmosphere and contribute towards the successful delivery of the event, including coaching, venue hire, medical provision, event production, staffing, security and other operational costs.

If a participant experiences genuine difficulty achieving these expectations, they should discuss the matter with WWCBS as early as possible.

Each situation will be considered individually.

7. Behaviour

Participants are expected to conduct themselves professionally throughout the programme.

You agree to:

  • treat coaches, officials, staff and fellow participants with respect;
  • follow all reasonable instructions;
  • behave responsibly during training and events;
  • avoid behaviour that could damage the reputation of WWCBS;
  • promote a safe and supportive training environment.

WWCBS reserves the right to remove any participant whose behaviour is considered unacceptable.