Re-elected as Boxing Association President, Hsu Ming-chieh Vows to Cultivate New Talent, Develop Pro League
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TAIPEI (CNA) — The Chinese Taipei Boxing Association held its 14th first members' congress today, during which Hsu Ming-chieh was re-elected as president. Hsu stated that in the future, besides actively cultivating new talent, he will also promote the development of a professional boxing league in Taiwan.
At today's members' congress, the board of directors and supervisors were first elected. Subsequently, at the board meeting, Hsu was re-elected as the president of the Chinese Taipei Boxing Association with a high number of votes.
In an interview with CNA, Hsu stated that there have been significant changes to the list of directors and supervisors for this term, including the inclusion of active coaches and athletes, which will certainly bring substantial changes to the development of boxing in Taiwan.
Hsu mentioned that the most important event this year is the Asian Games, followed by the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. 'Besides continuing to fully support current athletes with adequate resources, we will also discover more new talent in the future, hoping for a smooth succession in a few years.'
He emphasized that at this year's Asian Boxing Championships, many rising stars performed well, achieved outstanding results, and won medals. 'I believe these will all be excellent candidates for succession in the future.'
Furthermore, Hsu pointed out that the professional boxing league will also be a key focus for the association's future development. 'I will introduce more enterprises to invest in the boxing industry, hoping to establish a professional competition to foster more vigorous development in this industry.' (Editor: Lee Hsi-chang) 1150517
At today's members' congress, the board of directors and supervisors were first elected. Subsequently, at the board meeting, Hsu was re-elected as the president of the Chinese Taipei Boxing Association with a high number of votes.
In an interview with CNA, Hsu stated that there have been significant changes to the list of directors and supervisors for this term, including the inclusion of active coaches and athletes, which will certainly bring substantial changes to the development of boxing in Taiwan.
Hsu mentioned that the most important event this year is the Asian Games, followed by the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. 'Besides continuing to fully support current athletes with adequate resources, we will also discover more new talent in the future, hoping for a smooth succession in a few years.'
He emphasized that at this year's Asian Boxing Championships, many rising stars performed well, achieved outstanding results, and won medals. 'I believe these will all be excellent candidates for succession in the future.'
Furthermore, Hsu pointed out that the professional boxing league will also be a key focus for the association's future development. 'I will introduce more enterprises to invest in the boxing industry, hoping to establish a professional competition to foster more vigorous development in this industry.' (Editor: Lee Hsi-chang) 1150517