Olympic Boxing Medals: Top 10 Nations Revealed
With the Paris Olympics kicking off, there’s a wide array of talent on show, from Bakhodir Jalolov to Jahmal Harvey, each eyeing gold in France’s capital. This article will break down the countries with the most Olympic boxing medals.
Top Nations for Olympic Boxing Medals
As put by George Glinski of TalkSport, the top three nations are as follows:
With the US, Cuba, and the UK leading the charge, the rest of the top ten is as follows:
4. Italy – With 48 total medals, 15 gold, 15 silver, and 18 bronzes, Italy trails just behind Great Britain, who seek further accolades this year with boxers such as Delicious Orie and Lewis Richardson.
5. Soviet Union – Though the Soviet Union has more total medals than Italy in Olympic boxing, with 51 medals to its name, it notably has one less gold medal, making it 14 golds, 19 silvers, and 18 bronzes.
6. Russia – 10 golds, 5 silvers, 15 bronzes.
7. Hungary – Tying for the number of gold medals with Russia, Hungary has 10 golds, 2 silvers, and 8 bronzes.
8. Poland – Another country from Eastern Europe, Poland has over double the amount of total medals than Hungary, and more total medals than Russia too, with 43 total medals, though only 8 of those are golds, with 9 being silvers and 26 being bronzes.
9. Argentina & Kazakhstan – Tied for ninth place, both Argentina and Kazakhstan have exactly 7 golds, 7 silvers, and 10 bronzes.
It remains to be seen which nations may earn Olympic boxing medals this year, though there are many talented boxers, with the Uzbekistan team looking particularly strong, as well as other teams such as the US bearing sensational talents like Jahmal Harvey, or Ireland with Jack Marley.
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