Boxing titles are awards given to fighters who achieve a high level of success in the sport. These titles are typically sanctioned by various organizations, such as the WBC (World Boxing Council), WBA (World Boxing Association), and IBF (International Boxing Federation). Each organization has its own set of rules and criteria for awarding titles, which can include weight classes and championship bouts. Fighters can hold different types of titles, including world championships, regional titles, and interim titles. A world champion is recognized as the best in their weight class, while regional titles often serve as stepping stones to a world title. Title fights are usually highly publicized events, drawing significant attention from fans and media alike.