Asian Games 2026 Boxing: Schedule, Results & Live Streaming


Asian Games 2026 Boxing will feature men's and women's boxing competitions in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The boxing tournament is scheduled from September 21 to October 2, 2026, with preliminary rounds, semifinals and finals across multiple weight categories.

This page provides the Asian Games 2026 boxing schedule, weight classes, competition dates, venue, results and live streaming information, with event times shown primarily in Japan Standard Time (JST).


🥊 Asian Games 2026 Boxing: Athletes to Watch

The Asian Games 2026 boxing tournament brings together 190 boxers from 33 National Olympic Committees across 11 men's and women's weight categories. Among the athletes attracting particular attention are boxers from India, the Philippines and Indonesia, alongside leading fighters from other major Asian boxing nations.

🇮🇳 India – Boxers to Watch

Lovlina Borgohain – Women's 75kg
The Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist and former world champion is one of India's most experienced boxers. She won silver at the previous Asian Games and enters Aichi-Nagoya as one of India's leading names in the women's competition.

Preeti Pawar – Women's 54kg
Preeti is the 2026 Asian champion and a Commonwealth Games gold medallist. She also won bronze at the Hangzhou Asian Games, making her one of India's key boxers to follow.

Priya Ghanghas – Women's 60kg
The 2026 Asian champion and Commonwealth Games gold medallist is another major Indian contender in the women's tournament.

Sakshi Chaudhary – Women's 51kg
A Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Sakshi made an immediate impact at Aichi-Nagoya by defeating the Philippines' Aira Villegas in the women's 51kg opening round on September 22.

Jadumani Singh – Men's 55kg
The Commonwealth Games silver medallist advanced to the Round of 16 after defeating Nepal's Chandra Bahadur Thapa by unanimous 5-0 decision on September 22.

Sachin Siwach – Men's 60kg
A Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Siwach is one of India's leading men's boxers and will compete in the 60kg category.

Ankush Panghal – Men's 80kg
A Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Panghal is making his Asian Games debut and is one of India's key names in the men's middleweight division.

Narender Berwal – Men's +90kg
Berwal won bronze at the Hangzhou Asian Games and silver at the Commonwealth Games. He is one of India's most experienced heavyweight boxers in Aichi-Nagoya.

🇵🇭 Philippines – Boxers to Watch

Carlo Paalam – Men's 55kg
The Tokyo Olympic silver medallist is one of the Philippines' most accomplished boxers. Paalam also won gold at the 2026 Eindhoven Box Cup and remains one of the country's biggest names in the sport.

Nesthy Petecio – Women's 60kg
Petecio is a two-time Olympic medallist, with silver at Tokyo 2020 and bronze at Paris 2024. Her experience makes her one of the Philippines' leading boxers at the Asian Games.

Aira Villegas – Women's 51kg
The Paris 2024 Olympic bronze medallist is one of the Philippines' key women's boxers. She faced India's Sakshi Chaudhary in the opening round of the 51kg competition on September 22.

Riza Pasuit – Women's 54kg
Pasuit is part of the Philippine women's boxing team competing in the 54kg division.

Junmilardo Ogayre – Men's 60kg
Ogayre represents the Philippines in the men's 60kg category and is part of a team combining experienced Olympic medallists with younger boxers.

Norlan Petecio – Men's 70kg
Norlan Petecio competes in the men's 70kg division as part of the Philippine boxing contingent.

Eumir Marcial – Men's 80kg
Marcial is a Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist and Hangzhou Asian Games silver medallist. However, his participation in Aichi-Nagoya should be treated separately from the confirmed lineup because of his professional boxing schedule.

🇮🇩 Indonesia – Boxers to Watch

Indonesia's boxing team is another delegation worth following during the Aichi-Nagoya tournament, particularly for fans looking for Southeast Asian boxing talent.

Indonesian boxers compete across the Asian Games weight categories, with the country's boxing programme aiming to challenge established powers such as India, the Philippines, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, China and Japan.

Indonesia's key boxing athletes should be followed through the official competition results and daily draw updates, as progression to the quarterfinals and semifinals will determine which fighters emerge as genuine medal contenders.

🌏 Other Asian Boxers to Watch

Uzbekistan – One of Asia's strongest amateur boxing programmes, with several world-level competitors across the weight categories.

Kazakhstan – A major continental boxing nation with strong men's and women's representation.

China – Chinese boxers are expected to be competitive across several divisions, particularly in the women's categories.

Japan – The host nation has home support and a strong domestic boxing programme.

Thailand – Thailand remains one of Southeast Asia's most established boxing nations and will provide important competition across the tournament.

📅 Boxing Medal Events

The Asian Games 2026 boxing tournament features 11 weight categories: six men's divisions and five women's divisions.

Men: 55kg, 60kg, 70kg, 80kg, 90kg and +90kg.

Women: 51kg, 54kg, 60kg, 65kg and 75kg.

The semifinals are scheduled for September 29 and 30, followed by all 11 gold-medal bouts on October 2, 2026.

Follow the Asian Games 2026 boxing schedule, results and medal bouts as India's leading boxers, Philippine Olympic medallists and athletes from Indonesia and other Asian nations compete at Nishio Gymnasium.

🥊 Asian Games 2026 Boxing — Competition Overview

Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Boxing

📅 Dates: September 21 – October 2, 2026

📍 Venue: Nishio City General Gymnasium

🥊 Sport: Boxing

👨 Men's Events: 6 weight categories

👩 Women's Events: 5 weight categories

🏆 Competition Stages: Preliminary Rounds, Semifinals and Finals

The boxing competition will take place at the Nishio City General Gymnasium. The tournament includes six men's weight categories and five women's weight categories, with athletes progressing through preliminary rounds, semifinals and finals.


📅 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Schedule

The boxing schedule runs from September 21 through October 2, 2026. Different weight categories compete on different days, with the semifinal and final stages taking place toward the end of the tournament.

Weight Category Preliminary Rounds Semifinal Final
Men's 55 kg Sep 22, 26 & 28 Sep 30 Oct 2
Men's 60 kg Sep 23, 25 & 27 Sep 29 Oct 2
Men's 70 kg Sep 21, 24 & 28 Sep 30 Oct 2
Men's 80 kg Sep 23 & 27 Sep 29 Oct 2
Men's 90 kg Sep 21, 26 & 28 Sep 30 Oct 2
Men's +90 kg Sep 21, 25 & 27 Sep 29 Oct 2
Women's 51 kg Sep 22, 24 & 28 Sep 30 Oct 2
Women's 54 kg Sep 23, 25 & 27 Sep 29 Oct 2
Women's 60 kg Sep 26 & 28 Sep 30 Oct 2
Women's 65 kg Sep 24 & 27 Sep 29 Oct 2
Women's 75 kg Sep 28 Sep 30 Oct 2

🥊 Men's Boxing Events

The men's boxing tournament features six weight categories at the Asian Games 2026.

  • Men's 55 kg
  • Men's 60 kg
  • Men's 70 kg
  • Men's 80 kg
  • Men's 90 kg
  • Men's +90 kg

🥊 Women's Boxing Events

The women's boxing programme features five weight categories.

  • Women's 51 kg
  • Women's 54 kg
  • Women's 60 kg
  • Women's 65 kg
  • Women's 75 kg

📅 Boxing Schedule by Date

Date Main Boxing Activity
September 21 Men's 70 kg, Men's 90 kg and Men's +90 kg preliminary rounds
September 22 Men's 55 kg and Women's 51 kg preliminary rounds
September 23 Men's 60 kg, Men's 80 kg and Women's 54 kg preliminary rounds
September 24 Men's 70 kg, Women's 51 kg and Women's 65 kg preliminary rounds
September 25 Men's 60 kg, Men's +90 kg and Women's 54 kg preliminary rounds
September 26 Men's 55 kg, Men's 90 kg and Women's 60 kg preliminary rounds
September 27 Men's 60 kg, Men's 80 kg, Men's +90 kg, Women's 54 kg and Women's 65 kg preliminary rounds
September 28 Men's 55 kg, Men's 70 kg, Men's 90 kg, Women's 51 kg and Women's 60 kg preliminary rounds
September 29 Semifinals — Men's 60 kg, Men's 80 kg, Men's +90 kg, Women's 54 kg and Women's 65 kg
September 30 Semifinals — Men's 55 kg, Men's 70 kg, Men's 90 kg, Women's 51 kg, Women's 60 kg and Women's 75 kg
October 1 No finals listed in the provided competition schedule
October 2 Boxing Finals — All Weight Categories

🥇 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Finals

The boxing medal finals are scheduled for October 2, 2026. Champions in all men's and women's weight categories will be determined during the final day of the competition.

🏆 October 2 — Boxing Finals

  • Men's 55 kg Final
  • Men's 60 kg Final
  • Men's 70 kg Final
  • Men's 80 kg Final
  • Men's 90 kg Final
  • Men's +90 kg Final
  • Women's 51 kg Final
  • Women's 54 kg Final
  • Women's 60 kg Final
  • Women's 65 kg Final
  • Women's 75 kg Final

📍 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Venue

The boxing competition will be held at the Nishio City General Gymnasium in Aichi, Japan.

🥊 Sport: Boxing

📍 Venue: Nishio City General Gymnasium

📅 Competition: September 21 – October 2, 2026

🇯🇵 Location: Nishio, Aichi, Japan


🕒 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Time Zone

Boxing sessions are scheduled in Japan Standard Time (JST). Japan is ahead of most Asian countries and Brazil, so international viewers should convert the official Japanese session time to their local time.

Country / Region Time Zone Difference from Japan
🇯🇵 Japan JST UTC+9
🇰🇷 South Korea KST UTC+9 Same time
🇨🇳 China CST UTC+8 1 hour behind
🇲🇾 Malaysia MYT UTC+8 1 hour behind
🇮🇩 Indonesia — WIB UTC+7 2 hours behind
🇮🇳 India IST UTC+5:30 3 hours 30 minutes behind
🇧🇷 Brazil BRT UTC−3 12 hours behind

📺 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Live Streaming

Fans looking to watch Asian Games 2026 boxing can use the official broadcaster and authorized streaming platforms available in their country. Coverage may vary by territory, television rights and individual boxing sessions.

Below is a country-by-country guide for viewers in India, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand. Check the broadcaster's official schedule for the latest live sessions, replays and availability.

Note: Television and streaming availability can change by country, platform and boxing session. Always check the official broadcaster before the event for the latest schedule and access information.


📊 Asian Games 2026 Boxing Results

Boxing results will be updated throughout the tournament as preliminary bouts, semifinals and finals are completed.

Category Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 55 kg
Men's 60 kg
Men's 70 kg
Men's 80 kg
Men's 90 kg
Men's +90 kg
Women's 51 kg
Women's 54 kg
Women's 60 kg
Women's 65 kg
Women's 75 kg

🌏 Boxing at Asian Games 2026

Boxing is one of the combat sports on the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games programme. The competition brings together men's and women's boxers from across Asia across 11 weight categories.

The tournament begins with preliminary bouts on September 21 and concludes with the medal finals on October 2.


❓ Asian Games 2026 Boxing FAQ

When is boxing at the Asian Games 2026?

Boxing is scheduled from September 21 to October 2, 2026.

Where is Asian Games 2026 boxing being held?

The boxing competition is being held at the Nishio City General Gymnasium in Aichi, Japan.

How many men's boxing categories are there?

There are six men's categories: 55 kg, 60 kg, 70 kg, 80 kg, 90 kg and +90 kg.

How many women's boxing categories are there?

There are five women's categories: 51 kg, 54 kg, 60 kg, 65 kg and 75 kg.

When are the boxing semifinals?

The semifinal sessions are scheduled for September 29 and September 30, 2026, depending on the weight category.

When are the Asian Games boxing finals?

The boxing finals are scheduled for October 2, 2026.

How can I watch Asian Games boxing live?

Live coverage depends on the country and broadcast rights. Check the official Asian Games broadcaster or authorized streaming service in your territory for live boxing coverage.

What time zone is used for the boxing schedule?

The official competition schedule uses Japan Standard Time (JST). Japan is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India and 12 hours ahead of Brazil.


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Last updated: September 22, 2026

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