Results of the Women's Finals at the 2025 European U17 Boxing Championships

On July 15, the women's finals of the 2025 European U17 Boxing Championships took place in Novi Pazar, Serbia, under the auspices of the European Boxing Confederation (EUBC). Thirteen continental champions were crowned.

The main sensation was the absolute dominance of the Russian team, which won 12 out of 13 gold medals. The only gold medal not claimed by Russia went to an Azerbaijani boxer.

Team Armenia also performed excellently, earning four silver and two bronze medals to finish third in the overall team standings, behind only Russia and Azerbaijan.

Particular praise goes to Amest Afrikyan (50 kg), the only athlete in the entire tournament to defeat a Russian opponent. She overcame Nadezhda Sofronova in the semifinals but lost to Amina Tagi of Azerbaijan in the final.

Final Results and Podiums:

46 kg:
Suzanna Ishkhanyan (Armenia) — Svetlana Yakhontova (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Svetlana Yakhontova (Russia)
2nd place: Suzanna Ishkhanyan (Armenia)
3rd place: Aylin Nazarova (Azerbaijan)

48 kg:
Kseniya Vishnevskaya (Russia) — Arina Kmita (Belarus) 3–2
1st place: Kseniya Vishnevskaya (Russia)
2nd place: Arina Kmita (Belarus)
3rd place: Gyular Guseynova (Azerbaijan) and Nana Balasanyan (Armenia)

50 kg:
Amina Taghi (Azerbaijan) — Amest Afrikyan (Armenia) 4–1
1st place: Amina Taghi (Azerbaijan)
2nd place: Amest Afrikyan (Armenia)
3rd place: Dominika Vnukova (Serbia) and Nadezhda Sofronova (Russia)

52 kg:
Jamila Muradli (Azerbaijan) — Anastasia Golunova (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Anastasia Golunova (Russia)
2nd place: Jamila Muradli (Azerbaijan)
3rd place: Liana Zhamkharyan (Armenia) and Andrea Buelga Garcia (Spain)

54 kg:
Lizaveta Kapyl (Belarus) — Alisa Kapustina (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Alisa Kapustina (Russia)
2nd place: Lizaveta Kapyl (Belarus)
3rd place: Mariam Nakani (Georgia) and Zahra Mammadova (Azerbaijan)

57 kg:
Alina Fakhrutdinova (Russia) — Anait Harutyunyan (Armenia) 4–1
1st place: Alina Fakhrutdinova (Russia)
2nd place: Anait Harutyunyan (Armenia)
3rd place: Jovana Damjanovic (Serbia) and Aina Khalilovich (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

60 kg:
Ekaterina Komarova (Russia) — Karolina Kolarova (Slovakia) 5–0
1st place: Ekaterina Komarova (Russia)
2nd place: Karolina Kolarova (Slovakia)
3rd place: Vera Dzidzenka (Belarus) and Jovana Devetkovic (Serbia)

63 kg:
Fidan Bakarova (Azerbaijan) — Ekaterina Nesvetaeva (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Ekaterina Nesvetaeva (Russia)
2nd place: Fidan Bakarova (Azerbaijan)
3rd place: Asya Turkovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Mirjana Mastilovic (Serbia)

66 kg:
Aleksandra Kosheleva (Russia) — Sama Abbasova (Azerbaijan) 5–0
1st place: Aleksandra Kosheleva (Russia)
2nd place: Sama Abbasova (Azerbaijan)
3rd place: Maria Dovgopol (Moldova) and Viktoria Zlobich (IBA-I)

70 kg:
Darya Krautsova (Belarus) — Polina Ustimenko (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Polina Ustimenko (Russia)
2nd place: Darya Krautsova (Belarus)
3rd place: Angelina Miletic (Serbia) and Zahira Parral (Spain)

75 kg:
Viktoria Saakyan (Armenia) — Darya Antipova (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Darya Antipova (Russia)
2nd place: Viktoria Saakyan (Armenia)

80 kg:
Lidija Soso (Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Ramziya Khataeva (Russia) 0–5
1st place: Ramziya Khataeva (Russia)
2nd place: Lidija Soso (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

+80 kg:
Maria Krashenina (Russia) — Alexandra Dragichi (Romania), RSC in Round 1
1st place: Maria Krashenina (Russia)
2nd place: Alexandra Dragichi (Romania)

The men’s finals will take place on July 16.