2025 European Youth Boxing Championships: Full Recap and Standout Performers

On July 16, the 2025 EUBC U17 European Boxing Championships concluded in Novi Pazar, Serbia. Team Russia won the overall medal standings with 8 gold medals out of a possible 13. Armenia finished second, collecting 2 gold, 5 silver, and 3 bronze medals. Serbia, Moldova, and Slovakia each claimed one gold medal.

The tournament was held in a shortened format, as several countries left the International Boxing Association (IBA) and the European Boxing Confederation (EUBC) to join the newly formed World Boxing organization.

The participating nations included Armenia, Russia, Azerbaijan, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Germany, Spain, Moldova, Slovakia, Georgia, Czech Republic, Latvia, Malta, and Belarus.

Results of the 2025 U17 European Boxing Championships – Boys

46 kg
1st: Pavle Popović (Serbia)
2nd: Suren Bablumyan (Armenia)
3rd: Muhammad Useinov (Russia), Gardash Rahimov (Azerbaijan)

48 kg
1st: Matvey Zaytsev (Russia)
2nd: Nikita Slepoi (Moldova)
3rd: Hakob Sharbatyan (Armenia), Nikola Rajčević (Montenegro)

50 kg
1st: Tigran Kirakosyan (Armenia)
2nd: Mikhail Sharipov (Russia)
3rd: Strahinja Mrdak (Montenegro), Muhammad Rasulov (Azerbaijan)

52 kg
1st: Maksim Monastyrskiy (Russia)
2nd: Vladimir Mshetsyan (Armenia)
3rd: Arabel Rustemovski (North Macedonia), Kirill Leychanka (Belarus)

54 kg
1st: Alexandr Bukhanyuk (Moldova)
2nd: Ruslan Avetisyan (Russia)
3rd: Hayk Karapetyan (Armenia), Raul Geydarli (Azerbaijan)

57 kg
1st: Kristian Harasnik (Slovakia)
2nd: Karen Zakaryan (Armenia)
3rd: Alan Tlekhas (Russia), Rodrigo Sanchez (Spain)

60 kg
1st: Suren Kavtalyan (Armenia)
2nd: Bogdan Kerimov (Russia)
3rd: Sahin Aslamov (Azerbaijan), Demid Kločko (IBA-I)

63 kg
1st: Maksim Sobolev (Russia)
2nd: Tarik Rasldžanin (Serbia)
3rd: Ahverdi Hasanov (Azerbaijan), Roman Charniak (Belarus)

66 kg
1st: Maksim Zelenov (Russia)
2nd: Andrei Timoshkov (Moldova)
3rd: Arsen Karapetyan (Armenia), Nikita Chmunevich (Belarus)

70 kg
1st: Kirill Minakov (Russia)
2nd: Andrija Trajković (Serbia)
3rd: Timurs Gulbirs (Latvia), Artyom Yazhov (Belarus)

75 kg
1st: Roman Zaporozhets (Russia)
2nd: Edgar Sukiasyan (Armenia)
3rd: Ilya Matsko (Belarus), Timur Abdrakhamanov (Germany)

80 kg
1st: Astemir Karaev (Russia)
2nd: Mikael Gyulumyan (Armenia)
3rd: Elosa Wisdom Igbinovia (Spain), Aleksandr Baladze (Georgia)

+80 kg
1st: Bogdan Smolkin (Russia)
2nd: Saldar Mammadzada (Azerbaijan)
3rd: Kirill Zhukovski (Belarus), Zejd Gičić (Serbia)

Girls’ results: HERE.