List of Olympic Medalists of Team USA in Boxing

In 1904, boxing made its debut at the Olympics in St. Louis, with all American participants. However, the sport is one of the oldest disciplines, having been held since the Ancient Olympics era, but the modern iteration of professional boxing surfaced around the 1700s.

After making its debut in 1904 and continuing in 1908, it was excluded from the 1912 Olympics due to Sweden's special permit issue. Regardless, boxing was added back at the 1920 Olympics and has been held ever since.

The top country in Olympic boxing is the United States; however, Cuba gave it tough competition but is still far away in the medal race since the United States has 117 medals, including 50 golds, while Cuba is second with 78 medals, including 41 golds—a margin of 39 medals between both leading countries.

Since 1920, boxing has been overseen by the Fédération Internationale de Boxe Amateur (FIBA), which was succeeded by the Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur (AIBA) in 1946 and followed by the International Boxing Association (IBA) 61 years later, in 2007. However, following its suspension in 2019 due to ethical and governance issues, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) de-recognized the IBA in 2023.

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The Year-by-Year List of Olympic Medalists of Team USA in Boxing

The year-by-year list of Olympic medalists for Team USA in boxing is as follows: