After twelve days of intense competition at the Asian Boxing Elite Boxing Championships 2026 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, the final 10 gold medals have been handed out in the men’s weight categories.
On the final day of action, Kazakhstan emerged as the most successful nation with four wins for Orazbe Assylkulov (M60kg), Sabirzhan Akkalykov (M75kg), Nurbek Oralbay (M85kg) and Aibek Oralbay (M90kg+).
The second most successful nation on the day was Uzbekistan which finished on top of the podium in three weight classes with wins for Abdulloh Madaminov (M65kg), Faziliddin Erkinboev (M80kg) and Khalimjon Mamasoliev (M90kg).
The remaining gold medals were won by Japan’s Rui Yamaguchi (M55kg), Jordan’s Zeyad Eashash (M70kg) and India’s Vishvanath Suresh (M50kg).
After yesterday’s women’s finals, it means that Kazakhstan tops the overall medal table with six golds, followed by India with five and Uzbekistan with three.
All competition documents including the draw, schedules and results can be viewed HERE.
The event was the first continental championships hosted by a confederation aligned to World Boxing and is one of three taking place in 2026. Later this year, the European Boxing Championships will be held in Bulgaria, in September, followed by the PanAmerican Boxing Championships in Mexico in October.