"Together We Can Do More"
Adapt, Overcome; Achieve
Welcome to the WABC
Adapt, Overcome, Achieve.
Founded in 2014, WABC is dedicated to providing opportunities for both able-bodied and disabled individuals who wish to train, compete, or coach in sports like Boxing and Adaptive Boxing.
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Our mission is to make sports more accessible by identifying and developing emerging adaptive talent, and offering opportunities to train, compete, and mentor in adaptive boxing at local gyms.
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We look forward to hosting and participating in competitions and events that will showcase talented athletes and create pathways for them to compete in both Boxing and Adaptive Boxing. Additionally, our team is working on plans to make adaptive sports wheelchairs and technology available at affordable prices.
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WABC isn’t just about boxing. We believe every sport can be adapted, and we’re committed to breaking traditions to embrace new, inclusive possibilities. We’re also actively exploring opportunities in other sports where we can introduce adaptive ideas and technologies.
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WABC is proud to announce that all of our sports products, including wheelchairs, gloves, headguards, and more, are designed and manufactured in-house. Each product undergoes rigorous testing, with materials carefully selected for athlete safety. They are also certified in accordance with industry standards before being released to the market.
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We follow this comprehensive process to ensure that WABC products meet the highest standards of safety, quality, and technology, providing athletes with optimal protection whether they are training or competing.
At WABC, we are committed to making sports accessible to everyone while prioritizing individual well-being. Our products are priced significantly lower than many other high-quality brands on the market, without compromising on performance.
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But there's more! If you’re interested in new opportunities in boxing
or adaptive sports, you can register as an athlete, coach, or club member, or simply want to offer your support, we invite you to reach out to us via our contact page.
Welcome To WABC Video
Jody's Story
My name is Jody Bennett. I’m 36 years old, and I grew up in a small town called Goldfield, Nevada. After high school in Tonopah, I played football for the Tonopah Muckers. I spent my summers in Las Vegas, and after a motorcycle accident in 2013—when I hit an antelope on my Harley—I was rendered paralyzed from the chest down. After that, I moved to Vegas permanently in 2014. Since then, I’ve dedicated my life to adaptive sports. I’m a wheelchair boxing champion since August 2025, and I also compete in adaptive football, basketball, and rugby. I serve as the president of the World Adaptive Boxing Council and am on the board of ASI CIC. My passion is exploring new sports and ensuring that everyone, regardless of physical ability, has access to the activities they love. I aim to be a leader in adaptive sports knowledge, creating a social media platform to share what I’ve learned and pushing innovation in adaptive sports and activities—especially in concussion prevention. My goal is to break barriers so everyone can thrive in the sports they love.