Asian Amateur Boxing Championships

The Asian Amateur Boxing Championships is the highest competition for boxing amateurs in Asia. The first tournament took place in 1963, hosted by Bangkok, Thailand.

Men's Asian Amateur Boxing Championships History

Year	Edition	Host city	Champion
1963	I. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	Japan (3 G)
1965	II. Asian Championships	Seoul, South Korea	South Korea (8 G)
1967	III. Asian Championships	Colombo, Ceylon	South Korea (4 G)
1970	IV. Asian Championships	Manila, Philippines	South Korea (4 G)
1971	V. Asian Championships	Tehran, Iran	South Korea (4 G)
1973	VI. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	Thailand (5 G)
1975	VII. Asian Championships	Yokohama, Japan	Japan (6 G)
1977	VIII. Asian Championships	Jakarta, Indonesia	Iran (4 G)
1980	IX. Asian Championships	Bombay, India	South Korea (3 G)
1982	X. Asian Championships	Seoul, South Korea	South Korea (7 G)
1983	XI. Asian Championships	Okinawa, Japan	South Korea (6 G)
1985	XII. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	South Korea (7 G)
1987	XII Asian Championships	Kuwait, Kuwait	South Korea (8 G)
1989	XIV. Asian Championships	Beijing, China	South Korea (7 G)
1991	XV. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	Thailand (6 G)
1992	XVI. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	South Korea (6 G)
1994	XVII. Asian Championships	Tehran, Iran	Kazakhstan (5 G)
1995	XVIII. Asian Championships	Tashkent, Uzbekistan	Kazakhstan (6 G)
1997	XIX. Asian Championships	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Thailand (4 G)
1999	XX. Asian Championships	Tashkent, Uzbekistan	Uzbekistan (7 G)
2002	XXI. Asian Championships	Seremban, Malaysia	Uzbekistan (5 G)
2004	XXII. Asian Championships	Puerto Princesa, Philippines	Kazakhstan (3 G)
2005	XXIII. Asian Championships	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	Pakistan (3 G)
2007	XXIV. Asian Championships	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	Uzbekistan (3 G)
2009	XXV. Asian Championships	Zhuhai, China	China (3 G)
2011	XXVI. Asian Championships	Incheon, South Korea	China (2 G)
2013	XXVII. Asian Championships	Amman, Jordan	Kazakhstan (7 G)
2015	XXVIII. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	Kazakhstan (5 G)

http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Championships/AsianChampionships.html

Women's Asian Amateur Boxing Championships History

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Year	Edition	Host city	Champion
2001	I. Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	North Korea (5 G)
2003	II. Asian Championships	Hissar, India	North Korea (6 G)
2005	III. Asian Championships	Kaohsiung, Taiwan	India (7 G)
2008	IV. Asian Championships	Guwahati, India	China (6 G)
2010	V. Asian Championships	Astana, Kazakhstan	Kazakhstan (4 G)
2012	VI. Asian Championships	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	China (5 G)
2015	VII. Asian Championships	Wulanchabu, China	China (6 G)

http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Championships/Asian_wom_champs.html

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