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World Boxing Cup

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The World Boxing Cup is an amateur boxing competition organised by World Boxing. It consists of male and female boxers accruing ranking points over stages of the tournament during the year.

01History

World Boxing Cup is a tournament where elite male and female boxers accrue ranking points over several stages of competition during the year. There are 10 categories for both men and women. The inaugural 2025 edition was held in three parts across Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil then Astana, Kazakhstan, and the finals in New Delhi, India.

02Editions

Year Stage Host Dates Ref
2025 I Foz do Iguaçu March 31, April 5
II Astana 30 June, 7 July
Finals New Delhi 15, 22 November
2026 I Foz do Iguaçu 20, 26 April
II Guiyang 15, 21 June
Finals Tashkent 25 November, 2 December

03Medal table

  • After Stage II of 2026 edition.
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Kazakhstan2061945
2 India15181952
3 Uzbekistan15101439
4 Brazil1211629
5 China91414
6 Poland551727
7 Azerbaijan40610
8 England361423
9 France341219
10 Norway3115
11 Australia23510
12 Italy17614
13 United States14813
14 Chinese Taipei1359
 Japan1359
16 Argentina1023
17 Finland1001
 Venezuela1001
19 Turkey02810
20 Spain0246
21 Bulgaria0235
 Germany0235
23 Hungary0202
24 Canada0134
25 Kyrgyzstan0123
26 Mexico0112
 Mongolia0112
 Morocco0112
 Nigeria0112
30 Armenia0101
 Croatia0101
 Philippines0101
 Serbia0101
34 Jordan0022
 Moldova0022
 South Korea0022
37 Austria0011
 Belgium0011
 Dominican Republic0011
 Guatemala0011
 Iran0011
 Thailand0011
Totals (42 entries)98102182382
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