The Japan Amateur Boxing Federation investigated their finances for the past three years and found 24 million yen (about $215,000) in unaccounted-for expenditures, sources close to the matter revealed Friday.The investigation was prompted by the resignation in August of former JABF President Akira Yamane, who stepped down following multiple allegations of misconduct including diverting grant money and pressuring referees to fix matches.In many cases, the JABF discovered there were no receipts for expenses such as overseas tours or training camps. Subsequently, the federation was unable to s…READ FULL ARTICLE
