Asian Games 2026 Boxing: Schedule, Weight Classes & Venue
In Japan, Asian Games 2026 boxers will compete in a series of intense bouts, culminating in gold-medal sessions for both men and women. See all Asian Games 2026 participating countries for the wider picture.
The 20th Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games 2026 – Boxing will be held from 21 September to 2 October 2026 at Nishio Gymnasium in Nishio City, Aichi Prefecture. It has now been confirmed that there will be 20 scheduled boxing sessions from BOX01 to BOX20, compiled by the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Organizing Committee.
Those who want to check out the Asian Games 2026 Boxing Schedule, Asian Games 2026 Match Time Table, Weight Classes in the Sports, Men’s and Women’s, Teams and Semifinal dates, and Final sport bouts and other competition details are in the right place.
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Asian Games 2026 Boxing Schedule
The boxing competition will start on 21st September with preliminary contests before moving on to the big contests from 28th September. The semifinals are coming Sept. 29-30, and all other medal competitions will be held Oct. 2.
The daily program is divided into afternoon and evening sessions during the preliminary stage. The official session schedule gives exact times for each session rather than relying on a single daily start time.
- September 21–28: Preliminary rounds
- September 29: Semifinals — Session BOX17
- September 30: Semifinals — Session BOX18
- October 2: Finals — Sessions BOX19 and BOX20
Men’s Boxing Schedule at Asian Games 2026
The men’s boxing competition starts on the first day of the tournament (September 21) with 6 weight classes:
- 55kg
- 60kg
- 70kg
- 80kg
- 90kg
- +90kg
The preliminary rounds take place Sept. 21-Sept. 28, semifinals Sept. 29 and 30 and the gold-medal final Oct. 2.
Asian Games 2026 Men’s Boxing
Select date & round to find match details
Men’s Gold Medal Finals
The men’s finals will be split into two sessions on October 2.
1:00 PM JST
- Men’s 55kg Final
- Men’s 70kg Final
- Men’s 90kg Final
5:30 PM JST
- Men’s 60kg Final
- Men’s 80kg Final
- Men’s +90kg Final
This gives boxing fans two important medal sessions to follow on the final day of the competition.
Women’s Boxing Schedule at Asian Games 2026
Women’s boxing begins on September 22, one day after the men’s competition opens.
Five women’s weight categories are scheduled:
- 51kg
- 54kg
- 60kg
- 65kg
- 75kg
The first round matches will continue until Sept. 28, followed by the semifinals Sept. 29 and 30.
Asian Games 2026 Women’s Boxing
Select date & round to find match details
Women’s Gold Medal Finals
The women’s finals will also be divided between the two October 2 medal sessions.
1:00 PM JST
- Women’s 51kg Final
- Women’s 60kg Final
- Women’s 75kg Final
5:30 PM JST
- Women’s 54kg Final
- Women’s 65kg Final
Asian Games 2026 Boxing Weight Categories
The competition features 11 boxing weight categories in total.
Men’s Weight Categories
The six men’s divisions are:
- Men’s 55kg
- Men’s 60kg
- Men’s 70kg
- Men’s 80kg
- Men’s 90kg
- Men’s +90kg
Women’s Weight Categories
The five women’s divisions are:
- Women’s 51kg
- Women’s 54kg
- Women’s 60kg
- Women’s 65kg
- Women’s 75kg
Where Will the 2026 Asian Games Boxing Be Held?
The boxing competition will be held at Nishio Gymnasium in Nishio City, Aichi Prefecture — about an hour from central Nagoya.
Its preliminary rounds, semifinals and gold-medal finals will be held at the tournament, which will be the hub of the boxing world during the event in Japan.
Asian Games Boxing 2026 Timetable
If you only want the major dates, here’s the quick version:
| Date | Competition |
| September 21 | Men’s preliminary rounds begin |
| September 22 | Women’s preliminary rounds begin |
| September 21–28 | Preliminary rounds |
| September 29 | Men’s & women’s semifinals — selected categories |
| September 30 | Men’s & women’s semifinals — remaining categories |
| October 2, 1:00 PM JST | First gold-medal session |
| October 2, 5:30 PM JST | Second gold-medal session |
How to Buy Asian Games 2026 Boxing Tickets
Tickets are first-come, first-served and available to purchasers with no regional limitations including international purchasers (general sales).
Step 1: Open the official ticket website
Visit the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 general sales page
Step 2: Register for a Supporter ID
A Supporter ID (Ouen-ID) is required before purchasing tickets through the general sales system. If you do not already have one, complete the registration process first
Step 3: Sign in and search for boxing
After registering and signing in, search for Boxing in the sports/competition section. You can also search according to the competition schedule, date or venue.
Step 4: Choose your boxing session
Select the date and session you want to attend.
For example, boxing fans can look for:
- Preliminary rounds — September 21–28
- Semifinals — September 29–30
- Gold-medal finals — October 2
Step 5: Select your tickets
Choose the available ticket category and the number of tickets you want.
Depending on the sport and arena, there are varying types and categories of tickets in the official ticketing system. Availability is subject to change as tickets are available as first come first served.
Step 6: Complete payment
Proceed through the official checkout process and complete your payment using the payment method offered by the ticketing system.
How to Watch Asian Games 2026 Boxing Live
Looking to catch the Asian Games Boxing 2026 matches without making the journey to Nishio Gymnasium? Depending on the country that you are watching from, your viewing options will vary since broadcasting rights vary from region to region. According to the Asia Games broadcast guide, Sony Sports Network/Sony LIV are broadcast in India and the Indian subcontinent, TBS in Japan, and i-CABLE/ HOY TV in Hong Kong.
The complete Asian Games 2026 live-streaming guide also has TV channels, online platforms, mobile and regional viewing options to check the latest broadcaster information.
Watch Asian Games Boxing 2026 Online
If you’d prefer to watch boxing on the internet, opt for your country’s official streaming site.
The current broadcast information for Indian and Indian subcontinent viewers is as follows:
- TV: Sony Sports Network
- Online: Sony LIV
How to Watch Boxing on a Smart TV
You can also watch Asian Games Boxing 2026 on a larger screen if your broadcaster supports Smart TV streaming.
Depending on your setup, you may be able to:
- Install the broadcaster’s official app on your Smart TV.
- Use a supported streaming device.
- Cast the official stream from your phone or computer.
Read more: How to Watch Asian Games 2026: TV Channels, Live Stream & Full Schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Asian Games Boxing 2026 start?
The competition for the Asian Games 2026 Boxing will begin on 21 September 2026, comprising men’s preliminary bouts. September 22 is the first day of women’s boxing!
On which date do the Asian Games Boxing 2026 end?
The final day of the boxing event is October 2, 2026, with the customary gold-medal events on that day.
Asian Games Boxing 2026 will be held in which Asian country?
The boxing is to take place in Japan’s Nishio Gymnasium.
How many men are there in the boxing classes?
There are six men’s weight categories: 55kg, 60kg, 70kg, 80kg, 90kg, and +90kg.
What are the women’s boxing weight classes?
The Women’s weight classes are: 51kg, 54kg, 60kg, 65kg and 75kg.
Final Thoughts
Asian Games Boxing 2026 promises to provide comprehensive coverage of boxing events for both men and women from 21st September to 2nd October. There are 11 weight classes, preliminary round matches, and two semi-final days, as well as two sessions where gold medals will be awarded, so there’s plenty for fans to follow from the opening bell to the final blow. Also check our football, basketball and hockey guides.
