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PanAmerican Championships

Thirteen Semi Final places secured on day three of PanAmerican Boxing Championships

October 21, 2026

The third day of action at the PanAmerican Boxing Confederation (PBC) Continental Championships saw 25 bouts contested across two sessions in Puebla, Mexico, on Tuesday, 20 October, with 13 boxers securing medals and semi-final places.

The afternoon session featured preliminary action in the women’s and men’s 65kg divisions, before the evening session saw quarter-finals across the women’s 57kg and 70kg and men’s 75kg and 80kg categories.

The afternoon began with the women’s 65kg preliminaries, where Mexico’s Darianne Hernandez secured a 4:1 victory over USA’s Marie Rosendo. Argentina’s Lucia Muello and Canada’s Bourdon Rachel both advanced with unanimous 5:0 victories against Ecuador’s Maria Jose Palacios and Puerto Rico’s Tayshka Gonzalez respectively.

Guatemala’s Maria Chiroy completed the division’s action with a third-round stoppage victory over Venezuela’s Youly Mena, with the referee ending the contest at 1:30.

In the men’s 65kg preliminaries, Brazil’s Yuri Falcão and Mexico’s Hugo Barron both progressed with unanimous decisions against Colombia’s Harol Martinez and Panama’s Cristofer Filos respectively.

Venezuela’s Joise Oropeza secured a second-round stoppage victory over Puerto Rico’s Walter Martinez, while the Dominican Republic’s Miguel Angel Encarnacion also advanced by stoppage against Haiti’s Treyvyen Diamond Barthelus.

Canada’s Gabriel Labrie and Guatemala’s Antony Ramirez recorded 5:0 victories, before Nicaragua’s Andy Javier Caballero Lopez edged Curaçao’s Fabian Williams by a 3:2 split decision. Cuba’s Luis Vinet closed the afternoon session with another narrow 3:2 victory over USA’s Marcus Luther.

The evening session opened with the women’s 57kg quarter-finals, where Venezuela’s Omailyn Alcala and Argentina’s Delfina Arancibia secured unanimous 5:0 victories over Paraguay’s Minerva Montiel and Canada’s Victoria Vergos respectively.

USA’s Alyssa Mendoza defeated Mexico’s Guadalupe Torres by the same margin, while Brazil’s Juci Cerqueira completed the semi-final line-up with a 4:1 victory over the Dominican Republic’s Genesis De La Rosa.

In the women’s 70kg quarter-finals, USA’s Isabella Winkler produced one of the standout performances of the evening, stopping Puerto Rico’s Stephanie Pineiro in the second round. Colombia’s Deyaneira Casas advanced with a 4:1 decision over Canada’s Maeva Montemiglio, while Cuba’s Dayira Mesa defeated Uruguay’s Ailen Cabrera 5:0.

Brazil’s Viviane Pereira secured the final semi-final place in the division with a closely contested 3:2 split-decision victory over Venezuela’s Juliannys Alvarez.

Canada’s Parminder Pannu progressed in the men’s 75kg quarter-final, defeating Mexico’s Hugo Padilla by a 4:1 decision to guarantee himself a medal.

The men’s 80kg quarter-finals saw Brazil’s Wanderley Pereira edge Venezuela’s Diego Pereyra by a 3:2 split decision. The Dominican Republic’s Noel Pacheco Noel, Ecuador’s Abel Mina and Canada’s Josh Ofori then completed the evening with unanimous 5:0 victories over Nicaragua’s Wilberth Jose Vega Rocha, Cuba’s Jorge Cuellar and Puerto Rico’s Eliezer Brito respectively.

Every single bout of the competition will be livestreamed on World Boxing TV (English) and Panam Sports Channel (Spanish).

The best way to keep up to date with the competition is via the PanAmerican Boxing account.

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Press release issued by PBC and adapted by World Boxing.

Filed Under: 2026 Tagged With: PanAmerican Championships

Canada and Brazil among nations to impress on second day of boxing in Puebla

October 20, 2026

The second day of action at the Panamerican Boxing Confederation (PBC) Continental Championships saw quarterfinal places secured across a busy schedule of 25 bouts in Puebla, Mexico.

Competition took place across the women’s 60kg and 51kg divisions, alongside the men’s 50kg, 55kg and 60kg categories.

The afternoon session began with the women’s 60kg quarterfinals. Brazil’s world champion, Rebeca Santos, earned a unanimous decision victory over host nation boxer Paula Hernandez, while USA’s Jajaira Gonzalez edged past Canada’s Marie Al Ahmadieh in a closely contested 3:2 split decision.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Tianna Guy secured a convincing 5:0 victory against Cuba’s Melani Girado, while Colombia’s Camila Camilo completed the semifinal line-up with a unanimous decision win over the Dominican Republic’s Katherine Jessica Bera Katherine.

Attention then turned to the men’s 60kg round of 16, where Brazil’s Luiz Gabriel and the Dominican Republic’s Ezequiel Medina Medina Gomez both progressed with 5:0 victories against Uruguay’s Joaquin Garcia and Costa Rica’s Gabriel Saucedo Quiros respectively.

Panama’s Jonathan Bonilla was one of the standout performers of the session, stopping Guatemala’s Brandol Perez in the third round. Cuba’s Saidel Horta recorded a unanimous decision victory over Puerto Rico’s Adrian Gonzalez, while Mexico’s Santiago Montalvo advanced via walkover.

Colombia’s Duvan Zuleta secured a second-round victory after Trinidad and Tobago’s Abdul Taylor was unable to continue, before USA boxer Salim Ellis Bey closed the afternoon session with a comprehensive points win against Venezuela’s Wilson Solorzano.

The evening session opened with action in the women’s 51kg round of 16. Mexico’s Valeria Amparan claimed a narrow 3:2 split decision victory over the Dominican Republic’s Esther Jimenez, while Guatemala’s Dulce Diaz and Argentina’s Tatiana Flores both advanced with 5:0 wins against Haiti’s Saintelise Jean and Cuba’s Dinaybi De Las Nieves.

In the day’s only men’s 50kg quarterfinal, Canada’s Isaiah Rock booked his place in the semifinals with a unanimous decision victory over Panama’s Armando Flores.

The men’s 55kg round of 16 produced several impressive performances. Canada’s Max Tomines and Venezuela’s Yoel Finol both recorded unanimous decision wins, while Brazil’s Michael Douglas defeated Mexico’s Jose Gonzalez by a 4:1 split decision.

Guatemala’s Daniel Mijangos claimed a 5:0 victory against Colombia’s Juan Devia, before Puerto Rico’s Yedrian Otero registered the division’s only stoppage, forcing an RSC against Peru’s Yamir Sono in the second round.

The competition continues in Puebla on Tuesday with quarterfinal action across multiple weight categories as boxers move closer to continental medals.

Every single bout of the competition will be livestreamed on World Boxing TV (English) and Panam Sports Channel (Spanish).

The best way to keep up to date with the competition is via the PanAmerican Boxing account.

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Press release issued by PBC and adapted by World Boxing.

Filed Under: 2026 Tagged With: PanAmerican Championships

Cuba and Dominican Republic among opening day winners at PBC Elite Continental Championships

October 19, 2026

The 2026 PanAmerican Boxing Confederation (PBC) Elite Continental Championships got underway in Puebla, Mexico yesterday. 21 preliminary bouts took place across two sessions on the opening day of competition.

The afternoon session opened with contests in the women’s 57kg division. Paraguay’s Minerva Montiel secured the first victory of the tournament with a unanimous decision win over Colombia’s Rosa Ternera, while Canada’s Victoria Vergos and the Dominican Republic’s Genesis De La Rosa both recorded comfortable 5:0 victories against Ecuador’s Helen Sanchez and Puerto Rico’s Coraliz Cruz respectively.

Host nation Mexico celebrated its first success when Guadalupe Torres defeated Cuba’s Magda Masso by a 4:1 split decision in another women’s 57kg contest.

In the men’s 90kg, where USA boxer Joseph Awinongya Jr. produced the fastest stoppage of the day, earning an RSC against Costa Rica’s Jaisen Steve Robinson Kohn after just 42 seconds of the first round.

Colombia’s Harol Martinez recorded a third-round RSC win against Suriname’s Domelzo Schet in the men’s 65kg, while Cuba’s Luis Vinet earned a 5:0 unanimous decision over Paraguay’s Arnold Centurión. The men’s +90kg division saw Argentina’s Enzo Gallardo defeat Chile’s Andrew Salgado by a 4:1 split decision, while Colombia’s Juan Patiño advanced via walkover.

The evening session began in the women’s 54kg, where former world champion Yeni Arias of Colombia overcame Chile’s Denisse Bravo by a 4:1 split decision. The Dominican Republic’s Estefani Almanzar followed with a comprehensive unanimous decision victory over Cuba’s Carysney Garcia.

The final bout of the day produced one of the closest contests of the session, with Puerto Rico’s Eliezer Brito edging Mexico’s Brandon Fernandez by a 3:2 split decision.

Competition continues Monday, 19 October, with 25 bouts scheduled across two sessions in Puebla.

Every single bout of the competition will be livestreamed on World Boxing TV (English) and Panam Sports Channel (Spanish).

The best way to keep up to date with the competition is via the PanAmerican Boxing account.

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Press release issued by PBC and adapted by World Boxing.

Filed Under: 2026 Tagged With: PanAmerican Championships

PanAmerican Boxing Championships get underway in Mexico as official draws confirmed

October 18, 2026

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THE WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS WERE HELD AT THE M&S ARENA IN LIVERPOOL FROM 4TH TO 14TH SEPTEMBER 2025. IT IS A NEW ADDITION TO THE ELITE INTERNATIONAL BOXING CALENDAR AND WILL BE PART OF THE WORLD BOXING COMPETITION SERIES DEVELOPED BY WORLD BOXING, THE NEW INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION WHICH HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO ENSURE BOXING REMAINS AT THE HEART OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT.

The 2026 PanAmerican Boxing Championships begin today (18 October) in Puebla, Mexico, bringing together leading male and female boxers from across the Americas for seven days of continental competition.

Organised by the Panamerican Boxing Confederation (PBC), the Championships will feature Olympians, continental champions and World Championship medallists, with boxers from 26 National Federations competing for medals and continental titles.
The competition also has added significance as the first qualification event for the 2027 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, providing an important opportunity for athletes on the road to one of the region’s major multi-sport events.

The official draws have now been confirmed, with the opening day featuring 22 bouts across two sessions, beginning at 12:30 and 17:30 local time.
The programme includes contests in both the men’s and women’s competitions, with the opening bouts featuring boxers from countries including Argentina, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States.

Competition will continue throughout the week, with daily sessions scheduled at 12:00 and 17:00 local time from 19 October, culminating in the continental finals on Saturday 24 October.
The Championships form part of World Boxing’s growing continental competition programme and follow the Asian and European Boxing Championships held earlier in 2026, underlining the continued development of international Olympic-style boxing across the world.

All bouts will be streamed live, with English-language coverage available on WorldBoxing.TV and Spanish-language coverage on the Panam Sports Channel.
The official draws and competition schedule are available here.

Daily results, bout schedules and updated draws will also be published through the Panamerican Boxing Confederation’s official channels and at panamericanboxing.org.

Fans can follow World Boxing and the Panamerican Boxing Confederation on social media for news and updates throughout the Championships.

Filed Under: 2026 Tagged With: 2027 Pan American Games, PanAmerican Boxing Championships, PanAmerican Championships, Puebla

Everything you need to know: PanAmerican Boxing Championships

October 17, 2026

Nations from across the Americas will go head-to-head in Mexico this October at the PanAmerican Boxing Championships.

Here’s everything you need to know before the action gets underway.

What is the PanAmerican Boxing Championships?

The PanAmerican Boxing Championships is a continental boxing competition in the Americas, bringing together the best male and female boxers from across North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.

This year’s championships carry added significance as the first qualification event for the 2027 Pan American Games, which will be held in Lima, Peru.

When and where is it taking place?

The championships will be held in Puebla, Mexico, from 18-24 October 2026 at the Gimnasio Miguel Hidalgo.

The draw for the competition with take place on 17 October before getting underway a day later, with the tournament building towards the finals on 24 October, when champions will be crowned across all weight categories.

Each day will have two sessions, one starting at 12:00 and the other at 17:00 local time, except on the opening day when action will begin at 17:30, after the opening ceremony at 16:00.

Who will be competing?

More than 180 athletes from over 30 nations have registered to compete at the championships. Many of the Americas’ traditional boxing powerhouses will be represented, including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the United States and Venezuela.

20 continental titles will be won with 10 weight classes each for men and women.

How to follow along

Daily results, draws, schedules and medal standings will be available throughout the competition via official event channels and the continental boxing federation’s digital platforms.

Fans can follow the progress of their nation’s athletes as the action unfolds across eight days of competition in Puebla.

How to watch:

Every single bout of the competition will be livestreamed on World Boxing TV (English) and Panam Sports Channel (Spanish).

Subscriptions for World Boxing TV cost $5.99 per month.

How to follow along:

The best way to keep up to date with the competition is via the PanAmerican Boxing account.

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Filed Under: 2026 Tagged With: PanAmerican Championships

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