Panamerican Boxing Events and Championships | Panamerican Boxing Confederation

Calendar - Confederation Events, Multi-Sport Games, World Boxing Events

Don't miss the opportunity to witness boxing talent showcased across the Americas

Youth South American Games - 14-18 April in Panama City, Panama

World Boxing Cup - 18-27 April in Iguazu Falls, Brazil

Elite athletes across the globe kick off the 2026 World Boxing Cup series in Brazil

2026

World Boxing Cup - 15-20 June in Guiyang City, China

The World Boxing Cup series continues as our athletes travel to China for elite level competition

Commonwealth Games - 23 July - 2 August in Glasgow, Scotland

Boxing returns to its roots this summer as Glasgow hosts the XXIII Commonwealth Games. Boxing has remained a centerpiece of this competition since 1930.

Central American & Caribbean Games - 30 July - 8 August in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

The XXV Central American and Caribbean Games will celebrate its historic Centenary edition. As one of the marquee sports in this hundred-year celebration, boxing will bring together 140 of the region's elite athletes to compete in a nation with a rich pugilistic heritage.

South American Games - 12 - 16 September in Santa Fe, Argentina

Boxing will be a high-stakes highlight at the XIII South American Games (Juegos Suramericanos), featuring the region's top talent as they begin their quest toward the next Olympic cycle

Panamerican Elite Continental Championships - 17-25 October in Puebla, Mexico

The very first Panamerican Boxing Elite Championships will welcome the region's top athletes in their quest to establish the new gold standard.

Youth Olympic Games - 31 October - 13 November in Dakar, Senegal

The IV Summer Youth Olympic Games (YOG) will make history as the first Olympic event ever held on the African continent. 100 athletes will test their skills before entering senior ranks.

World Boxing Cup Finals - 25 November - 2 December in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Hosted in the heart of a global boxing superpower, this season-ending tournament will crown the "Champions of Champions" after a grueling year-long qualification series.

79 athletes 17 and 18 years old across 10+ National Federations provide a glimpse into the future of Olympic-style boxing