AIBA, as a professional international sports organization, is committed to supervising the fairness and efficiency of professional boxing, encouraging and supporting the healthy and orderly development of professional boxing competitions. AIBA promulgates professional boxing rules, recommends and guides boxing standards, approves competitions, champions certification, and establishes a ranking system for boxers of different levels. The FIBA is divided into Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Oceania. Each district has its own bureau. The FIBA is recognized by the International Olympic Committee and boxing is an official event of the Olympic Games.

The function of the World Federation of Wrestling is to encourage the development of wrestling in various schools, support members to develop wrestling, supervise members' compliance with the rules of the International Wrestler, and represent and protect the interests of amateur wrestling internationally. <br>
The highest authority of the International Wrestling Federation is the Congress, which is convened every two years. Its tasks are: to elect a permanent bureau; to approve the articles of association, rules and decisions of the permanent bureau; to recruit new members and determine the world Places for tournaments, continental championships, and international competitions. Approval of international referees. An association member can send 3 people to the meeting, but only 1 person has the right to speak and vote.