World Boxing Cup

Day four saw the semi-finals conclude at the World Boxing Cup – Felix Stamm: Poland 2025, which will finish tomorrow on May 16, with twenty finals set to take place.

It was another strong day for the hosts, with five Polish victories today, closely followed by Italy and Uzbekistan with four, while Bulgaria and Türkiye picked up three wins each.

England’s Elise Glynn secured an impressive 3:2 victory over Poland’s Paris Olympian, Aneta Rygielska in the women’s 60kg. Glynn will face another Olympian in the final, Donjeta Sadiku, of Kosovo.

The men’s 90kg competition final will be a bout between two home nation boxers, after Adam Tutak and Alexey Sevostyanov both earned semi-final victories for Poland.

The full lineup of finals for tomorrow is as follows:

Weight	Red	Blue
W48kg	Moulai Romane FRA	Yalgettekin Nurselen TUR
W51kg	Kaivo-Oja Pihla FIN	Chukanova Zlatislava BUL
W65kg	Carini Angela ITA	Dziubek Weronika POL
W75kg	Caliskan Sema TUR	Müller Leonie GER
W80kg	Sorensen Sofia NOR	Guneri Elif TUR
W80+kg	Kaczmarska Agata POL	Duztas Şeyma TUR
50kg	Attrattivo Salvatore ITA	Aldarkhishig Battulga MGL
55kg	Mirzakhalilov Mirazizbek UZB	Kharkhuu Bilguunsaikhan MGL
65kg	Iliev Viktorio BUL	Muydinkhujaev Asadkhuja UZB
80kg	Commey Alfred Cromwell ITA	Ummataliev Javokhir UZB
W54kg	Charaabi Sirine ITA	Munguntsetseg Enkhjargal MGL
W57kg	Szeremeta Julia POL	Mamajonova Khumorabonu UZB
W60kg	Sadiku Donjeta KOS	Glynn Elise ENG
W75kg	Hofstad Sunniva NOR	Gemini Melissa ITA
60kg	Brach Pawel POL	Baldassi Michele ITA
70kg	Znamiec Cezary POL	Scott Kevin SWE
75kg	Erkinboev Fazliddin UZB	Kiwan Rami BUL
85kg	Straszewski Jakub POL	Isroilov Akmaljon UZB
90kg	Tutak Adam POL	Sevostyanov Alexey POL
90kg+	Shiha Omar NOR	Zokirov Jakhongir UZB

For a full list of the results and more information, including images, visit: https://pzb.com.pl/puchar-swiata-warszawa-2025

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Another action-packed day of boxing at Arena COS Torwar, in Warsaw, saw the remaining quarter-final bouts take place, setting up a full day of semi-finals on Thursday.

Several semi-finals were also completed today, including Poland’s Jakub Straszewski win over England’s Teagn Stott by 4:1 split decision, in the men’s 85kg. The other semi in the weight class was won by Akmaljon Isroilov, of Uzbekistan.

The women’s 65kg semi-finals also took place with another home victory, this time for Weronika Dziubek, while Italy’s Angela Carini booked her place in the final with unanimous decision success. Meanwhile, in the only semi-final of the women’s 80kg, Elif Guneri, of Türkiye, defeated England’s Emily Asquith via a 3:2 split decision.

The remaining semi-finals were in the men’s 80kg, where Uzbekistan’s Javokhir Ummataliev secured a 4:1 victory and Italy’s Alfred Cromwell Commey earned a confident 5:0 win, setting up their final on Friday.

Italy and Türkiye enjoyed strong performances across the day with three wins each, while Mongolia earned four victories that included a walkover win in the women’s 54kg. It was a familiar story, however, with Uzbekistan and Poland leading the way with five and six wins respectively.

A full day of semi-finals await tomorrow with 28 bouts across 14 weight categories. For a full list of the results and more information, including images, visit: https://pzb.com.pl/puchar-swiata-warszawa-2025

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Thirty bouts took place today at the World Boxing Cup – Felix Stamm: Poland 2025, which runs from May 12 – 16, 2025.

Arena COS Torwar, in Warsaw, hosted the action that included five women’s and five men’s weight classes on day two. Winners from today have guaranteed themselves bronze medals by reaching semi-finals, due to take place on Thursday.

Poland continued their strong start to the event with seven wins on the second day of competition, followed by Uzbekistan with six and Italy with five. Italy’s Alfred Cromwell Commey delivered the only stoppage of the day, ending his fight in the second round in the men’s 80kg.

Paris Olympian, Aneta Rygielska, won her quarter final matchup on home soil against Gizem Ozer, of Türkiye, by 3:2 split decision in the women’s 60kg. Following their success hosting the last World Boxing Cup, Brazil picked up its first win in this competition courtesy of a 5:0 victory by Barbara Maria Dos Santos over France’s Andrea Badin.

For a full list of the results and more information, including images, visit: https://pzb.com.pl/puchar-swiata-warszawa-2025

Wednesday’s action will see another thirty bouts, with more places in the semi-finals up for grabs.

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Day one saw 48 boxers take to the ring at the World Boxing Cup – Felix Stamm: Poland 2025, held at Arena COS Torwar, in Warsaw. The competition takes place from 12 – 16, 2025.

The 24 bouts on the opening day were spread across ten weight classes, seven men’s and three women’s.

Host nation, Poland, got off to a perfect start with two wins from two for their boxers in session one. Nikolas Pawlik (55kg) secured a 4:1 win over Türkiye’s Semih Gumus while Damian Durkacz (70kg), who competed at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, delivered a unanimous 5:0 victory over Germany’s Paris Olympian, Magomed Schachidov.

Uzbekistan’s Jakhongir Zokirov won by RSC in the second round against Oskar Kopera, of Poland, in the first 90+kg bout in the competition. The men’s 65kg saw a tightly contested, all-Mongolian affair, with Misheelt Battumur getting the better of Bat-Ulzii Erdenetsogt by a 3:2 split decision.

Poland had the most wins on day one with six wins, followed by England with four, then Uzbekistan and Mongolia with three each. Poland’s Weronika Dziubek won the battle between the best performing nations on the first day, defeating England’s Kayla Allen with a 3:2 split decision.

For a full list of the results and more information, including images, visit: https://pzb.com.pl/puchar-swiata-warszawa-2025

Tomorrow will feature another two sessions, the first starting at 11:00 CET followed by an evening session that begins at 17:00 CET. 30 bouts are scheduled across ten weight classes, made up of five women’s and five men’s.

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More than 180 boxers from 24 National Federations countries will take part in the World Boxing Cup Finals – Felix Stamm: Poland 2025 when the action gets underway next week (12 – 16 May 2025) at the 16 at Arena COS Torwar, in Warsaw.

101 men and 82 women are registered to take part in the competition which will feature action at 10 weight categories each for both men and women.

The draw for the event will be on Sunday 11 May and the action will get underway on Monday 12 May 2025.  Details of the draw and all event information will be available at https://pzb.com.pl/puchar-swiata-warszawa-2025/event-documents

Host nation Poland has 30 boxers signed up to compete including Paris silver medallist, Julie Szeremeta.

Europe is the most-represented continent with teams from England, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Finland, France, Spain, Kosovo, Lithuania, Germany, Norway, Slovakia, Scotland, Sweden, Turkey, Wales, and Italy.

Africa will be represented by Gambia and Nigeria and South America by Brazil. Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Uzbekistan are making the journey from Asia. Merveille Binda will compete as a refugee.

All of the action will be streamed on World Boxing’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@officialworldboxing

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The World Boxing Cup: Brazil 2025 was completed on Saturday, April 5, inside Rafain Palace Hotel and Convention in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil. Eighteen champions were crowned on the final day of competition, finalizing a six-day tournament that kicked off the 2025 calendar for World Boxing.

On the final day of the men’s competition, Uzbekistan cleaned up with an astounding five wins, while Brazil claimed a pair of victories in Saturday’s gold medal bouts. India earned a walkover victory in the 70kg weight class and Kazakhstan secured one gold medal in the loaded 55kg division.

In the women’s finals schedule, Poland was the lone nation with multiple gold medals, one from Wiktoria Rogalinska (54kg) and Barbara Marcinkowska (70kg). Italy, Brazil, England, Kazakhstan, Argentina and Norway notched champions on the final day.

For the men’s total medal count, 10 nations closed the week with athletes atop the podium. Uzbekistan led the way with seven medals, five of which were gold. India checked in next with six medals, while Brazil came in third with five medals. England earned four medals, three of which were silver. France, Kazakhstan and Poland each earned three medals. Italy and the United States each earned two medals, while Guatemala closed the week with one bronze medal.

In the women’s medal count, 11 countries claimed medals across the total standings. Poland led all nations with seven medals, including two gold, three silver and two bronze. Italy finished second overall with five total medals, while Brazil and England tied for third with four medals each. The United States finished fifth overall with three medals, including one silver and two bronze. Australia, Chinese Taipei and Kazakhstan each claimed two medals. Argentina, Germany and Norway rounded out the medal standings with one medal for each nation.

Up next, the World Boxing Cup series will head to Astana, Kazakhstan, 30 June through 7 July.

Men’s Medal Count:

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total Medals
Uzbekistan	5	1	1	7
India	1	1	4	6
Brazil	2	2	1	5
England	–	3	1	4
France	–	1	2	3
Kazakhstan	1	–	2	3
Poland	–	1	2	3
Italy	–	–	2	2
USA	–	–	2	2
Guatemala	–	–	1	1

Women’s Medal Count:

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total Medals
Poland	2	3	2	7
Italy	1	3	1	5
Brazil	1	–	3	4
Englnd	1	–	3	4
USA	–	1	2	3
Australia	–	1	1	2
Chinese Taipei	–	–	2	2
Kazakhstan	1	–	1	2
Argentina	1	–	–	1
Germany	–	–	1	1
Norway	1	–	–	1

Finals matchups were set for six more weight classes at the World Boxing Cup: Brazil 2025 inside Rafain Palace Hotel and Convention in Foz do Iguachu, Brazil, on Friday, April 4. Saturday’s championships schedule will consist of 18 bouts across as many weight classes with nine matches in each of the men’s and women’s competitions.

Friday’s lone session began with a women’s 51kg matchup between Kazakhstan’s Zhazira Urakbayeva and Poland’s Natalia Kuczewska. While the action went back and forth between the opening two rounds, Urakbayeva ultimately earned a 3-2 victory.

Bout two featured Italy’s Lucia Elen Ayari and the United States’ Jennifer Lozano in another tightly contested showdown. Lozano stepped ahead after pushing the pace in the first round. Ayari clawed back on the judges’ scorecards over the final two rounds and earned a 3-2 win over the American. Urakbayeva and Ayari will now square off in the first bout of Saturday’s evening session.

There were no questions in the 57kg division as each winner punched their ticket to the gold medal match with a 5-0 win. Poland’s Julia Szeremeta, a Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist, bested Kazakhstan’s Sarsenbek in the opening semifinal of the division. In the following bout, Brazil’s Jucielen Romeu, another Paris 2024 Olympian, cruised past England’s Vivien Parsons in front of the home crowd. Szeremeta and Romeu will face off in bout two of Saturday’s evening session.

Kazakhstan’s Nursultan Altynbek overpowered India’s Manish Rathore in the 55kg weight class to book his ticket to the gold medal match. Altynbek swayed all five judges during the bout and will now face Uzbekistan’s Mirarzizbek Mirzakhalilov, who also scored a 5-0 win over his Guatemalan opponent, Jose Daniel Felipe Mijangos. Altynbek and Mirzakhalilov are scheduled to box in bout five of Saturday’s evening session.

The men’s 65kg division also featured a pair of 5-0 wins for Brazil’s Yuri Reis and India’s Abhinash Jamwal. Reis dazzled in front of the Brazilian crowd and earned three perfect scorecards from four judges against England’s Patris Mulghalzai. Jamwal also left no question on his side of the bracket and claimed 10-9 scorecards from four judges throughout the match. Reis and Jamwal will contend for the gold medal in bout six during the evening session on Saturday.

Uzbekistan has been dominant throughout the week and Javokhir Ummataliev’s 80kg semifinal matchup against Kazakhstan’s Dias Molzhigitov was no different. Ummataliev was on point from start to finish and scored a 5-0 win over Molzhigitov. Brazil’s Wanderley Pereira overpowered France’s Yojerlin Cesar with a unanimous decision victory, marking Brazil’s third victory of the day. Ummataliev and Pereira will now meet in the title match, scheduled for bout eight of Saturday’s evening session.

In the first semifinal bout of the 85kg division, Kazakhstan’s Daulet Tulemissov left no question and closed the match early with a second-round knockout (KO) against France’s Abdoulaye Traore. The day’s final bout featured Uzbekistan’s Akmaljon Isroilov and Poland’s Jakub Straszewski. Isroilov carried out yet another major victory for his nation and won via unanimous decision. Tulemissov and Isroilov will meet inside the ropes on Saturday in bout eight of the first session.

Saturday’s schedule will feature two sessions, an afternoon session and an evening session, with nine championship bouts in each block. The afternoon session will begin at 14:00 BRT, followed by the evening session at 18:00 BRT. Each bout will be broadcast live on the World Boxing YouTube channel, linked here.

Detailed information including draws, schedules and images will be uploaded to the official event website.

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Day four of the World Boxing Cup: Brazil 2025 finished on Thursday inside Rafain Palace Hotel and Convention in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil. After 24 bouts, half of the event’s semi final competition was determined, with just two days of action to go in the opening tournament of the year within the World Boxing Cup series.

Thursday’s competition featured 24 bouts across two sessions, setting up the gold medal matches for 12 weight classes. Poland led the way on Thursday and secured five wins, four of which came on the women’s side. Great Britain earned four wins throughout the day, three men and one woman, while Uzbekistan notched four wins on the men’s side of the competition.

Italy has been consistently strong among the women’s competitors and sent a trio of those athletes into title bouts on day four. Brazil claimed two victories from its men’s contingent, including a decisive 4-1 win from Paris 2024 Olympian Luiz Oliveira in the men’s 60kg division.

Argentina, Australia, France, India, Norway and the USA each earned one victory on the day, closing out the list of national federations that gained a win during day four.

Among some of the more impressive performances throughout Thursday’s schedule, Poland’s Pawel Brach (60kg) closed out his bout against India’s Sachin after a quick start in the opening round. Brach employed a powerful body shot in the first round and claimed the victory after the India staff threw in the towel between rounds one and two.

Brazil’s Kaue Belini (75kg) also ended his bout early and registered a knockout against Italy’s Remo Salvati in bout 21. Belini secured the stoppage in the opening round, setting up the gold medal bout against Uzbekistan’s Fazliddin Erkinboev on Saturday, April 5.

Day five of the World Boxing Cup: Brazil 2025 will feature just one session, beginning at 18:00 BRT. Each bout will be broadcast live on the World Boxing YouTube channel, linked here.

Detailed information including draws, schedules and images will be uploaded to the official event website.

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