BOX27 Olympic 2024 Boxing Tickets

The BOX27 women's boxing medal session will take place at Roland Garros Stadium on 9 August in the women's under 50kg and 66kg categories, as well as the men's under 92kg category.

The day will see the final bouts in the three weight categories followed by medal ceremonies. The women's 66kg and 50kg categories and the men's 92kg heavyweight category will be awarded. This year, 248 boxers from around the world are expected to take part, including 124 men and the same number of women. Those who have already purchased tickets for the 2024 Olympics boxing session BOX27 will definitely not regret their choice.

Boxing was added to the Olympic Games programme in 1904, but only among men. Women only joined the competition in 2012, and since then they have competed in three weight categories. At the first Olympic Games in 1904, only athletes from the United States participated. At the next games, the number of participating countries increased to four. The maximum number of participating countries in boxing competitions was recorded in 1988 - 106 countries. Usually the number of male boxers in the competition exceeds the number of female boxers. For the first time at the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024, the number of participants of both sexes will be equal.

The USA and Cuba have traditionally been considered favourites to box at the Olympic Games. The US has 50 gold medals and Cuba has 41.

While we wait for the results of the 2024 Olympic Games, let's look back at the results of the previous Games in 2020 and try to predict the favourites this time. Cuban Julio César La Cruz won gold in the 91kg weight category. Silver went to Russian Muslim Gadzhimagomedov. Bronze was shared by two athletes: David Nyika from New Zealand and Abner Teixeira from Brazil. In the 51kg category Stoyka Krysteva of Bulgaria won the gold medal, second place went to Busenaz Çakıroğlu of Turkey, and bronze went to Huang Hsiao Wen of Taiwan and Tsukimi Namiki of Japan. In the 60kg category, Ireland's Kelly Harrington won gold, while Turkey's Busenaz Syurmeneli won the 69kg category.

The whole world is eagerly awaiting the announcement of the names of the new Olympic champions. Stay tuned to the 2024 Olympic Games with us!