New WBC logo hits the streets
To celebrate 50 years in operation, the World Boxing Council logo gets a new makeover.
Yesterday, president of the World Boxing Council José Sulaimán unveiled the new logo for the WBC (above). The redesign comes as 2013 marks the organisation's 50th year in operation.
The new design is fairly similar to the one it precedes (below), featuring a male boxer amidst a belt of flags from various countries. But subtle changes altogether make it a much stronger design.
The new logo sees a new pose for the fighter in centre, which aims to express the joy of triumph and glory, as well as a new bold font. Sulaimán commented that the new look "is much more fresh, modern and able to convey feelings."
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