World Boxing Council gives 'world champion' title to 6-year-old; here's why
The World Boxing Council said, 'We are honored to name 6-year-old, Bridger Walker, WBC Honorary Champion'
- Jul 17, 2020,
- Updated Jul 17, 2020 1:06 PM IST
Bridger Walker, a brave 6-year-old boy who shielded his sister from an attacking dog, has been named "honorary world champion" by the World Boxing Council. Walker got 90 stitches on his cheek after being bitten in the face while protecting his little sister from a dog.
The World Boxing Council said, "We are honored to name 6-year-old, Bridger Walker, WBC Honorary Champion".
Bridger Walker, a brave 6-year-old boy who shielded his sister from an attacking dog, has been named "honorary world champion" by the World Boxing Council. Walker got 90 stitches on his cheek after being bitten in the face while protecting his little sister from a dog.
The World Boxing Council said, "We are honored to name 6-year-old, Bridger Walker, WBC Honorary Champion".