Ostrava, Czech Republic – The city of Ostrava is hosting the European Boxing U19 Championships from September 30 to October 10, marking a significant milestone as the first continental tournament organized by the newly established European Boxing Confederation (EB).

The competition has drawn 294 young athletes — 189 men and 105 women — representing 33 National Federations from across Europe. Throughout the competition, boxers face each other in both afternoon and evening sessions, offering audiences a dynamic showcase of the continent’s rising amateur talents.

A rest day on October 6 separates the preliminary rounds from the decisive semifinals, held on October 7 and 8, leading up to the much-anticipated finals that close the championship.

The tournament stands as a symbol of renewal and unity within European Olympic Boxing. With the formation of the European Boxing Confederation, this championship opens a new era focused on development, inclusion, and fair play.

Ostrava, renowned for its vibrant sporting culture, provides a fitting stage for this historic edition, where hundreds of promising boxers will compete for continental titles and the chance to make their mark on the international scene.

As the bouts unfold, attention will turn to which nations will rise to the top and which young boxers will emerge as the future stars of European boxing.