From August 1 to 11, Bangkok, Thailand, hosted the Asian Championships for youth and U-22 boxers. Uzbekistan’s national team delivered an outstanding performance, topping the overall medal standings. The Uzbekistan Boxing Federation reported the news.

The U-19 (youth) competition concluded on 9 August, with Uzbek boxers winning 7 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals — enough to secure first place in the team rankings. The U-22 events wrapped up two days later, on 11 August.

According to the final results, the U-22 team added 8 gold, 6 silver, and 4 bronze medals to Uzbekistan’s tally, once again finishing first on the continent. Across both age categories, the national team collected a total of 15 gold, 9 silver, and 7 bronze medals.

This year’s championship was the first-ever Asian Youth event organized by the World Boxing. Uzbekistan’s national team sent 38 boxers and returned with an impressive 31 medals.

U-19 medal winners

Gold:

65 kg — Jakhongir Zayniddinov

70 kg — Abduaziz Joraqulov

80 kg — Norbek Abdullaev

85 kg — Samir Sobirov

+90 kg — Islam Salikhov

60 kg — Sevara Mamatova

+80 kg — Sobirakhon Shakhobiddinova

Silver:

75 kg — Mukhammadjon Yakubboev

48 kg — Maftuna Musurmonova

70 kg — Rayhona Kurbonbaeva

Bronze:

60 kg – Abdurakhmon Mahmudjonov

75 kg – Maftuna Yangieva

80 kg – Rukhsora Parpiyeva

U-22 medal winners:

Gold:

55 kg – Samandar Olimov

65 kg – Sayat Ilyasov

70 kg – Mukhammadazizbek Ismoilov

75 kg – Shavkatjon Boltaev

85 kg – Abduaziz Abdurakhmonov

+90 kg – Halimjon Mamasoliev

51 kg – Gulsevar G‘anieva

57 kg – Khumorabonu Mamajonova

Silver:

60 kg – Shokhrukh Abdumalikov

80 kg – Rakhmatillo Boymatov

90 kg – Shakhzod Polvonov

48 kg – Robiyakhon Bakhtiyorova

54 kg – Uzukjamol Yunusova

70 kg – Oysha Toirova

Bronze:

50 kg – Behruz Kholdorov

60 kg – Odinakhon Ismoilova

65 kg – Mohira Akhmedova

+81 kg – Diyorakhon Abdumannobova

On the morning of 12 August, the champions returned home to a hero’s welcome. They were greeted at Tashkent International Airport, named after Islam Karimov, by First Deputy Chairman of the Uzbekistan Boxing Federation Saken Polatov, Deputy Minister of Sports Shahrullo Mahmudov, federation officials, media representatives, and the athletes’ families.