Following the 63rd Belgrade Winner Tournament and the Algirdas Socikas Tournament, the next elite competition in Europe will be the famous Eindhoven Box Cup.
The Technical Meeting and the Official Draw will be held this Thursday while the competition starts with its first sessions on Friday, 22nd of May.
Boxers four out of the five continents are planning to participate in the upcoming 9th edition of the Eindhoven Box Cup in the Netherlands. Altogether more than 200 female and male elite boxers have registered to participate in the next Eindhoven Box Cup.
The engine of the Eindhoven Box Cup is Mr. Jeremie Besson who increased the level of the competition into one of the bests in Europe.
The live scoring of the Eindhoven Box Cup will be available at the Boxerbase website: www.boxerbase.com while the strong international event also will use live streaming from all of the sessions.
The Eindhoven Box Cup will be a preparation event for the Commonwealth Games, the European Elite Boxing Championships and the Asian Games.
The strongest ever Eindhoven Box Cup was held in the Netherlands one year ago when such big stars as the Olympic Champion Abdumalik Khalokov, Finn Bos and the World Champion Turabek Khabibullaev won the male awards.
The facts of the Eindhoven Box Cup
Name: Eindhoven Box Cup
Competition Period: May 22-25
Venue: Eindhoven, Netherlands
Gender: Women & Men
Age Group: Elite
Date of Birth of the boxers: 1986-2007 born boxers
The weight categories of the Eindhoven Box Cup
Women’s: 48kg, 51kg, 54kg, 57kg, 60kg, 65kg, 70kg, 75kg, 80kg and +80kg
Men’s: 50kg, 55kg, 60kg, 65kg, 70kg, 75kg, 80kg, 85kg, 90kg, +90kg
The schedule of the Eindhoven Box Cup
May 21 – Arrival of the delegations
May 21, 15:00-19:00 – Boxing Entries Check
May 21, 21:00 – Technical Meeting
May 21, 21:30 – Official Draw
May 22, 08:00-09:00 – Daily medical examination and weigh-in
May 22, 14:00 & 19:00 – Day1 competition
May 23, 14:00 & 19:00 – Day2 competition
May 24, 14:00 & 19:00 – Day3 competition
May 25, 14:00 – Day4 competition with the finals
May 26 – Departure of the delegations
Boxers who need to be watched in the Eindhoven Box Cup
- Hanna Okhota, Ukraine, women’s 48kg – Silver medallist at the 2018 Women’s World Boxing Championships
- Marta Lopez del Arbol, Spain, women’s 48kg – Bocskai Memorial Tournament winner
- Chuthamat Raksat, Thailand, women’s 51kg – Two-time bronze medallist at the Women’s World Boxing Championships; Asian Games silver medallist; Asian Champion
- Wassila Lkhadiri, France, women’s 54kg – Bronze medallist at the 2023 Women’s World Boxing Championships; Paris Olympian
- Gabriella Weerheim, Netherlands, women’s 54kg – Bronze medallist at the Youth World Boxing Championships
- Emma Jokiaho, Finland, women’s 54kg – Bronze medallist at the European Elite Championships
- Natnicha Chongprongklang, Thailand, women’s 54kg – Asian Champion
- Sthelyne Grosy, France, women’s 57kg – Silver medallist at the Youth World Boxing Championships
- Riza Pasuit, Philippines, women’s 57kg – Thailand Open Tournament winner; Belgrade Tournament winner
- Amina Zidani, France, women’s 57kg – European Games winner; Paris Olympian
- Maud Van der Toorn, Netherlands, women’s 60kg – Youth World Champion
- Tetiana Dovhal, Ukraine, women’s 60kg – Silver medallist at the Youth World Boxing Championships
- Thananya Somnuek, Thailand, women’ 60kg – Silver medallist at the 2025 Women’s World Boxing Championships; Asian Games bronze medallist
- Amy Broadhurst, England, women’s 65kg – World Champion
- Janjaem Suwannapheng, Thailand, women’s 65kg – Bronze medallist at the 2024 Paris Olympics; Silver medallist at the Women’s World Boxing Championships
- Aaliyah Hoppema, Netherlands, women’s 65kg – Silver medallist at the 2024 U19 World Boxing Championships
- Oshin Derieuw, Belgium, women’s 65kg – Silver medallist at the European Games; Paris Olympian
- Anastasia Chernokolenko, Ukraine, women’s 70kg – Bronze medallist at the 2014 Women’s World Boxing Championships
- Maelys Richol, France, women’s 70kg – European Youth Champion
- Viktoria Penney, Canada, women’s 75kg – Bronze medallist at the 2025 World Boxing Championships
- Davina Michel, France, women’s 75kg – Bronze medallist at the 2022 Women’s World Boxing Championships; Paris Olympian; Silver medallist at the 2023 European Games
- Patricia Mbata, Nigeria, women’s 75kg – All Africa Games winner
- Clark Vicera, Philippines, men’s 50kg – Silver medallist at the Asian U19 Championships; Belgrade Winner Tournament gold medallist
- Abdul-Rahman Burton, England, men’s 55kg – Silver medallist at the 2025 European U23 Boxing Championships
- Billal Bennama, France, men’s 55kg – Silver medallist at the 2024 Paris Olympics; European Champion; Bronze medallist at the World Boxing Championships
- Carlo Paalam, Philippines, men’s 55kg – Silver medallist at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics; Asian Champion
- Louis Rooney, Ireland, men’s 55kg – European U23 Champion
- Yasen Radev, Bulgaria, men’s 60kg – European Youth Champion
- Thanaphansakon Kalaseeram, Thailand, men’s 60kg – Asian Junior Champion
- Aphichit Chaemdi, Thailand, men’s 60kg – Silver medallist at the U19 World Boxing Championships
- Mohamed Ounai, France, men’s 65kg – Silver medallist at the 2025 European U23 Boxing Championships
- Bobby Wallace, England, men’s 80kg – European U23 Champion
- William Cholov, Bulgaria, men’s 80kg – European Youth Champion
- Weerapon Jongjoho, Thailand, men’s 80kg – Bronze medallist at the 2021 World Boxing Championships; Paris Olympian
- Noa Hadjit, Belgium, men’s 80kg – Bronze medallist at the Youth World Boxing Championships
- Junior Tadah, France, men’s 85kg – European U23 Champion
- Michael Fares Derouiche, Austria, men’s 85kg – Bronze medallist at the 2025 World Boxing Championships
- Isaac Okoh, England, men’s 90kg – World Boxing Cup Finals winner; Silver medallist at the 2024 European U23 Boxing Championships
- Victor Schelstraete, Belgium, men’s 90kg – Bronze medallist at the 2021 World Boxing Championships; Paris Olympian
- Ahmed Hagag, Austria, men’s +90kg – Bronze medallist at the 2022 European Boxing Championships
- Djamili Dini Aboudou Moindze, France, men’s +90kg – Paris Olympics bronze medallist; Bronze medallist at the 2017 European Boxing Championships