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Asian Boxing

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09/10/2026

Registration is still open for the Asian Boxing League 2026 in Amman, Jordan.

National Federations may register an unlimited number of affiliated clubs, with a maximum of two boxers per weight category from each country, across all registered clubs.

The two boxers may represent the same club or different clubs.
Clubs wishing to participate must contact their National Boxing Federation directly, with all registrations submitted by the National Federation through the Asian Boxing Registration Database.

One Continent • One League • One Champion

07/10/2026

Asian Boxing held its Board Meeting in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, bringing together the leadership of the continental federation during the Asian Games.

Following the approval of the Athletes Committee election results, Chair Odai Al-Hindawi of Jordan and Vice Chair Arundhati Choudhary of India joined the meeting as new members of the Asian Boxing Board.

World Boxing President Gennadiy Golovkin was also present for the meeting as the Board discussed key matters concerning the continued development of Olympic-style boxing across Asia.

The meeting concluded with a reception hosted by the Japan Boxing Federation. Asian Boxing extends its appreciation to the JBF for its warm hospitality.

07/10/2026

Sit down with Abdumalik Khalakov and his coach, Davron, as we look beyond the medals and accomplishments to the story behind the champion.

Who was Abdumalik before he became the boxer we know today? We talk about his journey, the relationship between athlete and coach, and the trust, understanding and years of work that have shaped their success together.

A conversation about the person, the partnership and the journey behind one of Asia’s most accomplished boxers.

05/10/2026

🚨 PROSPECT ALERT 🚨

One of the youngest competitors at the Asian Games, Afghanistan’s Emal Hamdam made his mark with a run to the quarterfinals, where he came up against a tough opponent from Tajikistan.

With so many years ahead of him, Emal showed on one of Asia’s biggest stages that he is a name to watch.

Remember the name. Emal Hamdam. 👀

05/10/2026

🚨 PROSPECT ALERT 🚨

Pakistan’s Fatima Zahra arrived at the Asian Games already having made history.

The 22-year-old became Pakistan’s first female boxer to win a Commonwealth Games medal after claiming bronze in Glasgow, before stepping onto another major international stage in Aichi-Nagoya.

Her Asian Games journey saw her come up against Paris Olympian Mijgona Samadova of Tajikistan, a formidable opponent and valuable experience for one of Pakistan’s emerging talents.

Two major Games in one year. One historic medal. And plenty more still to come.

Remember the name. Fatima Zahra. 👀

05/10/2026

🚨 PROSPECT ALERT 🚨

Korea’s Jang Dong-Hwan made a name for himself at the Asian Games.

Reaching the Men’s 60kg final and going toe-to-toe with Paris Olympian Abdumalik Khalokov on one of Asia’s biggest stages is no small feat.

Remember the name. Jang Dong-Hwan is one to watch.

Watch this space. 👀

05/10/2026

Looking 👀 back.

05/10/2026

Registration extended! 📣

Registration for the Asian Boxing League has officially been extended until 20 October 2026, giving National Federations additional time to complete their entries.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the Asian Boxing League. The new registration deadline is 20 October.

02/10/2026

🥇 MORE ASIAN GAMES CHAMPIONS 🥇

A moment to remember as Asia’s finest step onto the podium at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.

Gold, silver and bronze medals awarded after an unforgettable competition at Nishio Gymnasium, celebrating the athletes who represented their nations with pride on one of Asia’s biggest sporting stages.

Congratulations to all our medalists! 🥇🥈🥉

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