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The 1st World University Boxing Championship took place in 2004 in Antalya, Turkey. Widely popular in Turkey, Russia and Asian countries the championship has travelled mainly to those regions. Boxing also featured as an optional sport at the Kazan 2013 Summer Universiade. In 2022, Boxing was part of the FISU University World Cup Combat Sports in Samsun (TUR). Combat Sports (with Boxing as a discipline) now return to a FISU World University Championship format.

EVENTS World University Championship

All Events Boxing

2018
Elista (RUS)
1-6 Sep 2018
2016
Chiang Mai (THA)
3 Oct 2016
2014
Yakutsk (RUS)
9-14 May 2014
2013
Kazan (RUS)
6-17 Jul 2013
2012
Baku (AZE)
13-18 Nov 2012
2010
Ulaanbaatar (MGL)
4-10 Oct 2010

Boxing

FISU Technical Committee Chairs

Eduard ABDULMANOV (RUS)

Adam KUSIOR (POL) 

Wayne Rose (AUS)

 

International Federation

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The History of Boxing in FISU

The 1st World University Boxing Championship took place in 2004 in Antalya, Turkey, making boxing one of the young sports within the programme of the FISU World University Championships.

 

Attracting around a hundred of the best student boxers for the four first editions in such countries where boxing is one of the top sports as Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, the WUC Boxing is a top-level event that FISU will continue to develop.

Statistics WUC Boxing

Edition

Year

Country

City

N° of Countries

M

W

Athletes

Officials

Total

1

2004

TUR

Antalya

27

129

0

129

79

208

2

2006

KAZ

Almaty

14

82

0

82

33

115

3

2008

RUS

Kazan

16

94

0

94

38

132

4

2010

MGL

Ulaanbaatar

15

77

0

77

46

123

5

2012

AZE

Baku

9

51

0

51

23

74

6

2014

RUS

Yakutsk

12

71

8

79

34

113

7

2016

THA

Chaing Mai

19 80 20 100 59 159
 8 2018 RUS Elista 22  92 17 109 59 168 

 

Statistics Boxing as an optional sport at the Summer Universiade

Edition

Year

Country

City

N° of Countries

M

W

Athletes

Officials

Total

27 2013 RUS Kazan  33  160  0  160