Paris 2024 Olympics boxing schedule and results: Dates and start times for huge event at 33rd edition of summer Games
THE Paris 2024 Olympics takes place this summer – and all eyes will be on the 19-day spectacle in the French capital.
Some of the world’s best athletes will be competing for 329 gold medals across 32 sports.
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And one event that never fails to provide excitement at the Games is boxing – and it won’t be any different in Paris.
SunSport has all the details below…
Paris 2024 Olympics boxing schedule
(All times BST)
Saturday, July 27
2.30pm – Women’s 54kg prelims, Round of 32
3.18pm – Women’s 60k prelims, Round of 32
4.06pm – Men’s 63.5kg prelims, Round of 32
4.38pm – Men’s 80kg prelims, Round of 32
7pm – Women’s 54kg prelims, Round of 32
7.48pm – Women’s 60kg prelims, Round of 32
8.36pm – Men’s 63.5kg prelims, Round of 32
9.08pm – Men’s 80kg prelims, Round of 32
Sunday, July 28
10am – Men’s 51kg prelims, Round of 32
10.16am – Men’s 57kg prelims, Round of 32
10.32am – Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 32
11.04am – Men’s 92kg prelims, Round of 16
11.36pm – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 32
12.08pm – Women’s 66kg prelims, Round of 32
2.30pm – Men’s 57kg prelims, Round of 32
2.46pm – Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 32
3.02pm – Men’s 92kg prelims, Round of 16
3.30pm – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 32
4.22pm – Women’s 66kg prelims, Round of 32
7pm – Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 32
7.16pm – Men’s 92kg prelims, Round of 32
8.04pm – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 32
8.36pm – Women’s 66kg prelims, Round of 32
Monday, July 29
10am – Women’s 60kg prelims, Round of 16
10.48am – Men’s 63.5kg prelims, Round of 16
11:36am – Men’s +92kg prelims, Round of 16
2.30pm – Women’s 60kg prelims, Round of 16
3.02pm – Men’s 63.5kg prelims, Round of 16
3.50pm – Men’s +92kg prelims, Round of 16
7pm – Women’s 60kg prelims, Round of 16
7.48pm – Men’s 63.5kg prelims, Round of 16
8.20pm – Men’s +92kg prelims, Round of 16
Tuesday, July 30
10am – Men’s 51kg prelims, Round of 16
10.48am – Men’s 80kg prelims, Round of 16
11.20am – Women’s 54kg prelims, Round of 16
12.08am – Women’s 57kg prelims, Round of 32
2.30pm – Men’s 51kg prelims, Round of 16
3.18pm – Men’s 80kg prelims, Round of 16
3.50pm – Women’s 54kg prelims, Round of 16
4.38pm – Women’s 57kg prelims, Round of 32
7pm – Men’s 51kg prelims, Round of 16
7.32pm – Men’s 80kg prelims, Round of 16
8.36pm – Women’s 54kg prelims, Round of 16
9.08pm – Women’s 57kg prelims, Round of 32
Wednesday, July 31
10am – Men’s 57kg prelims, Round of 16
10.32am – Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 16
11.04am – Women’s 75kg prelims, Round of 16
12.08pm – Women’s 60kg – Quarterfinal
2.30pm – Men’s 57kg prelims, Round of 16
3.18pm- Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 16
4.38pm – Women’s 60kg – Quarterfinal
7pm – Men’s 57kg prelims, Round of 16
7.48pm – Men’s 71kg prelims, Round of 16
8.36pm – Women’s 75kg prelims, Round of 16
9.08pm – Women’s 60kg – Quarterfinal
Thursday, August 1
10am – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 16
10.48am – Women’s 66kg prelims – Quarterfinal
11.36am – Women’s 54kg – Quarterfinal
11.52am – Men’s 63.5kg – Quarterfinal
12.08pm – Men’s 92kg, Quarterfinal
2.30pm – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 16
3.18pm – Women’s 66kg prelims, Round of 16
4.06pm – Women’s 54kg – Quarterfinal
4.38pm – Men’s 63.5kg – Quarterfinal
4.54pm – Men’s 92kg – Quarterfinal
7pm – Women’s 50kg prelims, Round of 32
7.32pm – Women’s 66kg prelims, Round of 16
8.04pm – Women’s 54kg – Quarterfinal
8.20pm – Men’s 63.5kg – Quarterfinal
8.52pm – Men’s 92kg – Quarterfinal
Friday, August 2
2.30pm – Women’s 57kg prelims, Round of 16
3.34pm – Men’s 51kg – Quarterfinal
4.06pm – Men’s 80kg – Quarterfinal
4.38pm – Men’s +92kg – Quarterfinal
7pm – Women’s 57kg prelims, Round of 16
8.04pm – Men’s 51kg – Quarterfinal
8.36pm – Men’s 80kg – Quarterfinal
9.08pm – Men’s +92kg – Quarterfinal
Saturday, August 3
2.30pm – Men’s 57kg – Quarterfinal
3.02pm – Men’s 71kg – Quarterfinal
3.34pm – Women’s 50kg – Quarterfinal
4.06pm – Women’s 66kg – Quarterfinal
4.38pm – Women’s 60kg – Semifinal
7pm – Men’s 57kg – Quarterfinal
7.32pm – Men’s 71kg – Quarterfinal
8.04pm – Women’s 50kg – Quarterfinal
8.36pm – Women’s 66kg – Quarterfinal
9.08pm – Women’s 60kg – Semifinal
Sunday, August 4
10am – Women’s 57kg – Quarterfinal
10.32am – Women’s 75kg – Quarterfinal
11.04am- Women’s 54kg – Semifinal
11.20am – Men’s 51kg – Semifinal
11.36am – Men’s 63.5kg – Semifinal
11.52am – Men’s 80kg – Semifinal
12.08pm – Men’s 92kg – Semifinal
2.30pm – Women’s 57kg – Quarterfinal
3.02pm – Women’s 75kg – Quarterfinal
3.34pm – Women’s 54kg – Semifinal
3.50pm – Men’s 51kg – Semifinal
4.06pm – Men’s 63.5kg – Semifinal
4.22pm – Men’s 80kg – Semifinal
4.38pm – Men’s 92kg – Semifinal
Tuesday, August 6
8.30pm – Men’s 71kg – Semifinal
9.02pm – Women’s 50kg – Semifinal
9.34pm – Women’s 66kg – Semifinal
10.06pm – Women’s 60kg – Final
Wednesday, August 7
8.30pm – Women’s 57kg – Semifinal
9.02pm – Men’s +92kg – Semifinal
9.34pm – Men’s 63.5kg – Final
9.51pm – Men’s 80kg – Final
Thursday, August 8
8.30pm – Men’s 57kg – Semifinal
9.02pm – Women’s 75kg – Semifinal
9.34pm – Men’s 51kg – Final
9.51pm – Women’s 54kg – Final
Friday, August 9
8.30pm – Men’s 71kg – Final
8.47pm – Women’s 50kg – Final
9.16pm – Men’s 92kg – Final
9.51pm – Women’s 66kg – Final
Saturday, August 10
8.30pm – Women’s 57kg – Final
8.47pm – Men’s 57kg – Final
9.16pm – Women’s 75kg – Final
9.51pm – Men’s +92kig – Final
How does boxing work at the Paris 2024 Olympics?
There are 13 different weight categories at the Paris 2024 Olympics, seven men’s and six women’s.
Men’s categories: 51kg, 57kg, 63.5kg, 71kg, 80kg, 92kg and +92kg
Women’s categories: 50kg, 54kg, 57kg, 60kg, 66kg and 75kg
Each weight category will begin with a preliminary round of 32, with the victor progressing to the last 16 and so on.
Every fight at the 33rd summer Games will be three rounds and will last for three minutes.
Each round will be judged by five judges, with each giving both fighters a score out of 10.
After the bout concludes, each judge adds up the round scores to determine a winner.
The winner of the fight progresses to the next round, while the loser is eliminated from the Games entirely.
Here are all the possible decisions for a win in Olympic boxing:
ABD – abandon
BDSQ – double disqualification
DKO – double knockout
DSQ – disqualification
KO – knockout
RSC – referee stops contest
RSC-I – referee stops contest – injury
WO – walkover
WP – win on points
The gold medal is awarded to the winner of the final, the silver will go to the loser of the final, and both losing semi-finalists will claim bronze.
Who is representing Team GB in boxing at the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Charley Davison – bantamweight
Rosie Eccles – welterweight
Chantelle Reid – middleweight
Lewis Richardson – light-middleweight
Pat Brown – heavyweight
Delicious Orie – super-heavyweight
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Who is representing the USA at the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Roscoe Hill – flyweight
Jahmal Harvey – featherweight
Omari Jones – welterweight
Joshua Edwards – super heavyweight
Jennifer Lozano – flyweight
Alyssa Mendoza – featherweight
Jajaira Gonzalez – lightweight
Morelle McCane – welterweight
How to watch the Paris 2024 Olympics
Discovery+ is the main rights holder for the Paris 2024 Olympics and will provide “wall-to-wall linear coverage on its Eurosport channels (1 and 2), along with seven dedicated Olympic ‘pop-up’ channels”.
A special Olympics offer is available for £3.99 per month, which will grant you access to the discovery+ streaming service.
You can access discovery+ by downloading the app onto your smartphone/tablet or by visiting discovery+.com.
The BBC will be broadcasting any events with British interest and major competitions across all of their channels, app, website and on iPlayer for FREE, providing you have a valid TV license.
BBC One and Two will air the biggest events from the 33rd Olympic Games and will provide an Olympics Extra channel available on iPlayer, Red Button and online.
However, the BBC can only show two events happening at any moment live at the same time due to discovery+ being the main European rights holder.
In the US, you can watch the Paris Olympics on NBC and the USA Network.
Live streaming is available via Peacock and the NBC Sports app.
