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After fourteen intense days and a total of 235 bouts, the boxing tournament at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games concluded today at the iconic Stade Roland-Garros. The final four gold medal matches defined champions in the Women’s 57kg and 75kg events, as well as in the Men’s 57kg and +92kg weight categories.

Day 13 of the Olympic Boxing Tournament delivered four thrilling final matches across the Men’s 71kg, Women’s 50kg, Men’s 92kg, and Women’s 66kg weight categories.
Imane KHELIF’s historic win marked Algeria’s first Olympic medal in women’s boxing.

Hasanboy DUSMATOV(UZB) secured his second Olympic gold medal, defeating Billal BENNAMA (FRA) in the Men’s 51kg final. In the Women’s 54kg division, Yuan CHANG (CHN) emerged as the Olympic champion, outclassing Turkey’s Hatice AKBAS.

Erislandy ALVAREZ BORGES of Cuba and Oleksandr KHYZHNIAK of Ukraine both made history today at the Paris 2024 Olympic Boxing Tournament, each claiming gold in their respective weight classes at the iconic Stade Roland Garros.

Kellie HARRINGTON of Ireland has secured her second back-to-bak gold medal in the Women’s 60kg boxing category. The 34-year-old Irish boxer, who first won Olympic gold in Tokyo 2020, delivered another masterful performance today, securing her place as a two-time Olympic champion. 

Cindy Winner DJANKEU NGAMBA of the Refugee Olympic Team delivered an historic performance by outclassing France’s Davina MICHEL in the Women’s 75kg quarterfinal, securing a decisive 5:0 victory.

As the Paris 2024 Olympic Boxing Tournament enters its day 9, the competition intensifies. Team France secured two spots in the gold-medal finals, setting the stage for glory on home soil.

In a highly anticipated rematch of the Tokyo 2020 final, Ireland’s defending champion Kellie HARRINGTON delivered a masterclass in the Women’s 66kg semifinal this evening. Facing off against Brazil’s Beatriz Iasmin SOARES FERREIRA, the bout was nothing short of electrifying.

This afternoon at the North Paris Arena, eight thrilling quarterfinal bouts unfolded, producing eight new Paris 2024 medalists across the Men’s 57kg, Men’s 71kg, Women’s 50kg, and Women’s 66kg categories. The tournament also saw its first semifinal match, which awarded the first bronze medal of the competition in the Women’s 60kg division.