Welsh Boxing is proud to announce a significant step forward in its commercial development, confirming new and renewed partnerships with leading organisations across multiple sectors. These agreements mark an important milestone as the organisation continues to strengthen its position both nationally and internationally.
The partnerships include a renewed agreement with Sting, alongside new collaborations with HCR Law and Brecon Carreg. Together, these partners will play a key role in supporting Welsh Boxing’s ambitions across both its Community and Performance pillars.
The continued partnership with Sting reinforces a long-standing relationship that has consistently delivered high-quality equipment and support to athletes across the pathway. Sting’s renewed commitment to the community programme reflects confidence in the direction Welsh Boxing is taking.
HCR Law joins as the new official legal partner, bringing expertise and support from one of the UK’s leading legal firms. Their involvement represents an important step in strengthening the organisation’s professional infrastructure, ensuring Welsh Boxing continues to operate at the highest standards both inside and outside the ring.
Brecon Carreg also comes on board as the official hydration partner, aligning with Welsh Boxing through a shared commitment to health, wellbeing, and performance. As a proudly Welsh brand, the partnership reflects a strong cultural alignment and a shared ambition to make a positive impact across communities in Wales.
These partnerships form part of a broader strategic focus to build a sustainable and commercially attractive organisation. By working with partners who align with its values and long-term vision, Welsh Boxing is creating a platform that supports athletes, engages communities, and delivers meaningful value to stakeholders.
The announcement comes at a pivotal time for Welsh Boxing, as the organisation launches its new identity and long-term strategy. The addition of these partners highlights growing confidence in Welsh Boxing’s vision and reinforces its commitment to becoming a leading force within the sport.
As Welsh Boxing continues to evolve, further partnership opportunities are expected to follow, supporting the organisation’s ambition to drive participation, develop elite talent, and elevate the sport across Wales.
About Welsh Boxing
Welsh Boxing is the recognised national governing body for amateur boxing in Wales and is responsible for all affiliated amateur clubs in Wales.
Welsh Boxing was established in 1910 and has 135 affiliated clubs with over 3,500 members, including boxers, coaches, officials and participants.
As a membership organisation, Welsh Boxing is a member of European Boxing and World Boxing.
Significant stakeholders include Sport Wales, GB Boxing and Team Wales.
Boxing has a rich history of success in the Commonwealth Games and is one of the 10 sports in the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
At the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Wales won 28 medals across 15 sports, with Welsh Boxing delivering six of these medals: two gold, one silver and three bronze.
As a community sport, boxing clubs in Wales are often located in some of the most deprived areas and have a significant impact on improving lives in these communities.