The 2025 World Boxing Cup was held from 31 March to 22 November 2025. Hosted by World Boxing, it was the first edition of the World Boxing Cup. There were ten weight categories for men and women competing from 19 countries. The first stage was held in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. The second stage was held in Astana, Kazakhstan, while the finals were held in New Delhi, India.
During stage one, boxers from nine countries won at least one gold. Uzbekistan topped the table with a total of 8 medals, 5 of which were gold. India won 6 via their men's team. Their women's team did not participate. Stage two saw host Kazakhstan dominate with Brazil and India next in most medals. India dominated the final leg, raking in 20 medals with 9 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze.
Editions Stage Host Dates RefI Foz do IguaçuII Astana30 June – 7 JulyFinals Greater Noida15 – 22 November
Medal table
Stage I Men 47–50 kg Asilbek Jalilov Nikee Cummings Jadumani Singh Jakub Słomiński 50–55 kg Nursultan Altynbek 55–60 kg Luiz Gabriel Oliveira Paweł Brach Sachin Siwach Madiyar Daniyarov Yuri Falcão Abhinash Jamwal Patris Mughalzai Gianluigi Malanga 65–70 kg Hitesh Gulia Odel Kamara Makan Traoré Carlos Flowers 70–75 kg Fazliddin Erkinboev Kaue Belini Michał Jarliński Remo Salvati 75–80 kg Javokhir Ummataliev Dias Molzhigitov Yojerlin César Daulet Tulemissov Akmaljon Isroilov Abdoulaye Traoré Jakub Straszewski Isaac Okoh Vishal Bataan Isaías Ribeiro +90 kg Jakhongir Zokirov Damar Thomas
Women Tatiana Flores Guo Yi-xuan Radija Silva 48–51 kg 51–54 kg Wiktoria Rogalińska Yoseline Perez Lauren Mackie Sirine Charaabi 54–57 kg Jucielen Romeu Julia Szeremeta Vivien Parsons Ulzhan Sarsenbek 57–60 kg Rebecca Nicoli Aneta Rygielska Tina Rahimi Elise Glynn Sacha Hickey Kinga Krowka Morelle McCane Chen Nien-chin 65–70 kg Lekeisha Pergoliti Leonie Mueller Queila Braga 70–75 kg Sunniva Hofstad Melissa Gemini Viviane Pereira Oliwia Toborek
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Stage II Men 50 kg Sanzhar Tashkenbay Subhan Mamedov Omer Izaz 55 kg Rui Yamaguchi Yasen Radev Junior Alcántara 60 kg Gantömöriin Lundaa Mahammadali Gasimzade Shunsuke Kitamoto Yuri Falcão Abhinash Jamwal Patris Mughalzai Yertugan Zeinullinov 70 kg Kaian Reis Hitesh Gulia 75 kg Sabirzhan Akkalykov Rami Kiwan 80 kg Yojerlin César Nurbek Oralbay Robby Gonzales Mert Aybuğa Jugnoo Ahlawat Samet Ersoy Teagn Stott Isaías Ribeiro Emrah Yaşar Soheb Bouafia Sagyndyk Togambay +90 kg Aibek Oralbay Nikita Putilov Narender Berwal Mahammad Abdullayev
Women Nazym Kyzaibay Romane Moulai Minakshi Hooda Nurselen Yalgettekin 51 kg Pihla Kaivo-oja Alua Balkibekova Wassila Lkhadiri Caroline de Almeida 54 kg Sakshi Chaudhary Yoseline Perez Feruza Kazakova Wiktoria Rogalińska 57 kg Jaismine Lamboria Jucielen Romeu 60 kg Viktoriya Grafeyeva Busenaz Sürmeneli Morelle McCane Aida Abikeyeva 70 kg Natalya Bogdanova Lekeisha Pergoliti Patricia Mbata Leonie Müller 75 kg Sunniva Hofstad Nadezhda Ryabets Aziza Zokirova Büşra Işıldar 80 kg Eseta Flint Pooja Rani Sokhiba Ruzmetova Elif Güneri +80 kg Nupur Sheoran Yeldana Talipova Şeyma Düztaş Oltinoy Sotimboeva
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Finals Men 50 kg Asilbek Jalilov Jadumani Singh 55 kg Samandar Olimov Pawan Bartwal 60 kg Sachin Siwach Shion Nishiyama Abhinash Jamwal 70 kg Hitesh Gulia Nurbek Mursal 75 kg Michal Jarlinski Sumit Kundu 80 kg Oladimeji Shittu Ankush Panghal Sultanbek Aibaruly Jasurbek Yuldoshev Isaac Okoh Nusratbek Tokhirov Naveen Kumar +90 kg Khalimjon Mamasoliev Narender Berwal
Women Minakshi Hooda 51 kg Nikhat Zareen Xuan Yi Guo 54 kg Preeti Pawar Sirine Charaabi 57 kg Jaismine Lamboria Wu Shih Yi 60 kg Parveen Hooda Taguchi Ayaka Chen Nien-Chin Dione Burman Neeraj Phogat 70 kg Aziza Zokirova 75 kg Melissa Gemini 80 kg Agata Kaczmarska Pooja Rani +80 kg Nupur Sheoran
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Participating nations 130+ boxers from 19 countries took part in the first leg held in Brazil. 400+ boxers from 31 countries participated in the second leg held in Kazakhstan. 130+ boxers from 18 nations took part in the final in India.
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