Historical Japanese sensation Yasutaka Kuroki (33-5-0(16)) is the current 0-6 champion taking the title in 2029 via 5th rd TKO (points) over RFG Spaniard Eduardo Solano (30-8-0(7)). In the 7-15 group RFG Australian Bryan Rice is a literal one man wrecking crew not only recording an impressive 63-10-2(9) career but since losing the title in 2022 via 6th rd TKO (points) to historic from Japan Yoko Gushiken (42-11-1(14)), he roared back in 2024 with a 7-0-0(1) record in round robin, retook the title in the semis and retained it via 3rd rd TKO (cuts) over Gushiken and going into 2030 is STILL the 7-15 world champion. 9-1-1-(2) record in title bouts and is on a 7 bout win streak (once won 17 straight)
2030 0-6 Golden Gloves group A Chinese RFG Jiao-Long Man goes 6-1-0(2) to win the group
Group B Historic Englander George Capstick wins the tie breaker and pool going 6-1-0(2)
0-6 Journeyman group A RFG Chinese Tian-bal Cuan wins the group at 6-1-0(2) and Historic Thailand Netmoi Sor Vorasingh finished second both will debut in contender next season. Retiring is historic American Sammy Tasco despite posting a 24-44-1(3) record he was only stopped 5 times.
Group B RFG American Dirk Kelly and RFG S. Korean Seong-chae Yi finish 1-2 with an identical 6-1-0(1) records and both will make their debut in contender next season.
Group C Historic Japanese Ryo Miyazaki goes a perfect 7-0-0(2) to win the group and will make his first appearance to contender. Spaniard RFG Octavio Reyes finished second and will make his second trip to contender
Group D Historic Mexican Edmundo Esparza wins the group going 6-1-0 despite having his 9 bout win streak broken in the process. Historic Japanese Genki Ohnaka will make his second trip to contender finishing second with a 5-2-0 record. RFG Japanese Yoshiaki Matsumoto calls it a career going 33-35-5(5) having been stopped only 5 times and recorded a 7 bout win streak. Historic Mexican Justo Zuniga also calls it a carer going 29-41-2(7)
0-6 Contender group A RFG American Tony Erickson goes 6-1-0(1) and will make his second trip to worlds.
Group B RFG Argentina Mauro Rodriguez wins the tie breaker going 5-2-0 and will make his debut in world next season.
Group C RFG American Wally Wells goes 5-2-0 wins the tie breaker for his 40th win and will make his 3rd trip to world.
Group D Historic Italian Aristide Pozzali will make his second trip to world to attempt to reacquire the title he won back in 2023. He also recorded his 50th win via SD over Fernandez and has a current record of 51-20-2(13)
0-6 World Group A RFG Frenchman Tarik Rolland rolled his way to a perfect 7-0-0(3) and enter his first ever super series. Making his return trip from a season ago to the super series, Misako looks to avenge missing his shot at the title losing it in the semis.
Group B Kuroki returns to the series as champion winning the group with a 6-1-0(2) record. RFG American Roy Lloyd will make his debut in the series finishing second at 5-2-0(2). Historic Mexican Roberto Carlos Leya recorded his 50th win in the round robin with a UD win over Galvez
0-6 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Zamora vs Gabo Zamora UD
Pryor vs Najeria Pryor Tech UD
Laming vs Capstick Laning 5th rd KO
Vasquez vs Parra Vasquez SD
Guglielmotti vs Clarke Guglielmotti UD
Oh vs Hernandez Oh UD
Choi vs Man Man MD
Thompson vs Scott Thomson 7th rd TKO
Howe vs Sithnaurepol Howe 7th rd TKO
Chung vs Valdez Chung UD
Matsunaga vs Chung Chung MD
Muyaka vs Garanhan Muyaka 8th rd TKO
Fields vs Wiseman Fields 6th rd TKO
Tasco, Matsumo and Zuinga retires Kanemitsu, Hartnoll and Williams gets bye
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Greene vs Woodroffe Greene 7th rd TechMD
Smith vs Juta Smith UD
Chen vs Meza Chen 7th rd TKO
Sakata vs Burrouag Sakata UD
Middleton vs Condez Jr Condez 9th rd KO
Peters vs Kunishige DRAW
Rossell vs Tokashiki Rossell UD
Segura vs Odgen Segura UD
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Ariake Coliseum Tokyo Japan
Gamboa vs Smith Gamboa 1st rd TKO
Kent vs Stretton Stretton SD
Orhaliza vs Hurst Hurst 5th rd TKO
Hansen vs Seda Seda MD
Super Series semi finals Ariake Coliseum Tokyo Japan
Misako vs Kuroki (c) Kuroki UD 40th win
Rolland vs Lloyd Rolland 9th rd TKO
2030 7-15 Golden Gloves group A Historic Filipino Donnie Nieles wins the tie breaker and the group posting a 5-2-0(1) record.
Group B RFG Canadian Weston Shears wins the pool going 6-1-0(1)
7-15 Journeyman group A RFG American John Lee wins the tie breaker at 5-2-0(1) and will make his debut in contender while RFG Kenyan Kezekia Khatabi finished in 2nd and will make his 3rd trip.
Group B Australian RFG Norman Frew will make his 3rd trip to contender after posting a 5-2-0(1) record Graham Ransley will also make his 3rd trip finishing 2nd. RFG Filipino Nukie Querbin calls it a career going 31- 33-2(2) with a punch accuracy rate of 33.4
Group C After an 0-7-0 seasonin contender last season RFG American Rick Watkins wins the group going 5-2-0(2) and will return to contender next season. Histori Armenian Vic Darchinyan will make his debut in contender next season finishing 2nd with a 4-3-0 record. RFG American Lawrence Saunders retires with a record of 28-38-3(4) and a 32% punch accuracy.
Group D Ecuador RFG Geraldo Vasquez and Chinese RFG Li-zhu Wang finished 1-2 respectively going 6-1-0 and both will make their debut in contender next season.
7-15 Contender group A RFG Kenyan Menzu Kheri goes a perfect 7-0-0(1) to win the group and he will make his first appearance into world with a record of 25-4-0(5)
Group B RFG Mexican Jose Perez goes 7-0-0(2) to win the group and will make his debut in world after 6 seasons in contender 7 overall.
Group C RFG American Greg Moore after a 3-11 showing in 2024-26 rebounded last season in journeyman going 6-1-0 and capped it off this season in contender going 5-2-0(1) for a complete 11-3 turnaround and will make his 3rd trip to world next season. RFG American Rowland Jones calls it a career going 36-29-6(6) and was noted for two memorable fights first was a super series finals draw to Rice and winning the title via 7th rd KO over Gushiken. Jones punch accuracy was 12.9% and Gushiken was 17%.
Group D Historic Filipino Little Dado sweeps the group going 7-0-0 and will make his debut in world next season.
7-15 World Group A Historic Panamanian Panama Al Brown wins the group with a perfect 7-0-0(1) record and will make his return to the super series after losing in the finals to Rice via close SD. Gushiken makes his return to the super series after a season off going 6-1-0(2)
World group B RFG Mexican Jesus Gonzales goes a perfect 7-0-0(3) and will make his debut in the super series. Historic Cuban Eledio Valdes finishes 2nd and will also make his debut in the series
5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Weke vs Sihvonen Sihvonen SD
Aberin vs Ford Ford MD
Murillo vs Nietes Murillo 6th rd TKO
Harrison vs Hissou Hissou MD
Tanabe vs Clark Clark MD
Torres vs Pickford Pickford UD
Myers vs Shears Myers SD
Gomez vs Morse Gomez UD
Hoshino vs Thompson Hoshino MD
Slaughter vs Ortiz Slaughter UD
Ortega vs Turner Ortega 9th rd TechUD
Meyer vs Armstrong Meyer UD
Fisher vs Chang Chang UD
Pena vs Baldnegro Pena UD
Querbin retires Blanco and Kalti gets bye Nietes and Shears promoted due to retirements
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
McMahon vs Ramirez Ramirez SD promoted to contender for first time in 7 seasons in journeyman
Cross vs Tunacao Tunacao UD
Garcia vs Collins Collins SD
Espadas vs Strickland Strickland MD
Curnow vs Catazara DRAW Curnow wins on points Catazara retires
Valenzuela vs Keurost Keurost SD
Taylor vs Beck Taylor 3rd rd TKO
Perez vs Hess Perez UD
Saunders retires 3-4 journey
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Jamaica National Stadium Jamaica
Wanyanga vs Zapata Zapata MD
Sparks vs Wagner Sparks UD
Pacheco vs Arellano Arellano 10th rd TKO
Dalyell vs Lynch Lynch SD 30th win
Super Series semi finals Jamaica National Stadium Jamaica
Brown (c) vs Valdes Valdes 9th rd TKO
Gushiken vs Gonzales Gonzales 1st rd TKO
Super Series Finals Oriental Park Havana Cuba
Gonzales vs Valdes (c) Gonzales UD
Rolland vs Kuroki (c) Kuroki 10th rd KO
2032 0-6 Golden Gloves group A Historic American Albert Guardado wins the group going 6-1-0
Group B Japanese historic fighter Nobuyuki Enomoto lost his debut fight but then reeled off 6 wins in a row to win the group.
0-6 Journeyman group A Aniceto Vargas goes 6-1-0 and will make his 2nd trip to contender. RFG Columbian Hector Ramirez finished 2nd and will also make his 2nd trip to contender/
Group B RFG Canadian Cecil Woodroffe wins the group at 6-1-0 and will make his debut in contender. Also making his debut in contender will be RFG American Rod Fields going 5-2-0. Retiring is historic Mexican Armando Vazquez with a 27-51-3(3) record
Group C RFG Mexican Francisco Fernandez defeated Japanese historic Takashi Kunishige by UD (Kunishige then recorded his 30th win via SD in his next bout) over 50 bout winner Hilton Thompson RFG American to win the group and will make his debut in contender. Kunishige will lake his second trip after placing second.
Group D after a 1-6-0 disaster in his journeyman debut Historic South Korean Bi-Won Chung goes a perfect 7-0-0(3) to win the group and will make his debut in contender next season. American RFG Trevor Howe finished second with a 4-3-0(1) record and will make his second trip to contender.
0-6 Contender group A Historic Filipino Jun Orhaliza wins the tie breaker against Japanese RFG Toyoaki Tanaka going 6-1-0(2) and will make his debut in world next season. Both fighters recorded their 30th win in the round robin. Historic Japanese fighter Genki Ohnaka calls it a career going 36-41-1(10)
Group B Esparza is on a total tear extending his win streak to 12 wins going a perfect 7-0-0(1) and will make his world debut with a record of 21-1-0(3)
Group C Denmark historic fighter Jasper David Jensen goes 6-1-0(1) and will make his debut in worlds next season. Retiring is RFG American Heath Hansen who was stopped only 7 times in his career recorded a 31.1 punch accuracy rate and a record of 49-32-1(11) which included a 10 bout win streak in 2017-19 and gave Speedy Akira his second career loss (22-2-0(3) lost his title shot in the finals to Kent via UD selected to the Hall of Fame in 2034
Group D RFG American Dave Barnard wins the group at 5-2-0(1) and will make his second trip to world.
0-6 World Group A Historic Puerto Rican Cesar Seda wind the tie breaker format going 5-2-0(1) and will make his debut in the super series. Lloyd finished second and will make his second straight trip to the super series as well. Historic Filipino Joma Gamboa finished 3rd and calls it a Hall of Fame career going 53-28-0(18) winning the title in 2017. He recorded an 8 bout win streak early in his career and had a punch accuracy of 32.9%. Also calling it a Hall of Fame career is Pozzali who defeated Gambo for the title in 2023 super series semis and posted a record of 54-24-2(15) which included an 8 bout win streak 32.1 accuracy rate and stopped only 6 times.
Group B a rare 4 way 5-2-0 tie in teh group with Misako (4th) Roberto Carlos Leyva (Historic Mexican 3rd) Solano (2nd) and Kuroki defending his title in his 3rd straight super series. Solano will try to take his title back from Kuroki in his second super series. Former champ RFG American Danny Hurst recorded his 50th win via 8th rd TKO
0-6 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Pryor vs Phillips Phillips UD
Tokashiki vs Fukuhara Fukuhara 6th rd TKO
Palma vs Shoebotham Palma UD
Ogden vs Herrera Ogden UD
Muyaka vs Butlig Muyaka SD
Williams vs Guardado Williams UD
Gugliemotti vs Nunez Nunez UD
Hartnoll vs Stevens Stevens SD
Juta vs Tanaka Tanaka UD
Berrora vs Choy Berrore UD
Meza vs Trejo Trejo SD
Oliva vs Enomoto Olivia UD
Bourrouagh vs Tracy Bourrouagh UD
Oh vs Farricker DRAW Oh wins on points
Martin vs Doss Doss 7th rd KO
Butlig, Herrera, Tracy, Guardado and Enomoto promoted due to retirements Garcia gets bye.
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Chen vs Middleton Chen 5th rd TKO
Valero vs Hernandez Valero SD
Miyazaki vs Laming Miyazaki 8th rd TKO
Segura vs Man Man UD
Villanueva vs Zamora Zamora UD
Kent vs Chung Kent SD
Galvez vs Thompson Thompson SD retires after match enters HOF in 2034 51-32-0(14)
Doyle vs Kanemitsu Doyle UD
All 3-4 journeymen get promoted due to retirements except Kanemitsu and Chung
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Saitama Super Arena Saitama Japan
Thomas vs Martines special 4 round fight both going to Golden Gloves in 2034 DRAW
Akira vs Condez Jr Condez 4th rd KO
Wells vs Smith DRAW Smith wins on points
Rodriguez vs Kelly DRAW Rodriguez wins on points Kelly promoted due to Gamboa retired
Pozzali retires
Super Series semi finals Saitama Super Arena Saitama Japan
Lloyd vs Kuroki (c) DRAW Kuroki retains title
Seda vs Solano Solano 11th rd KO
2032 7-15 Golden Gloves group A Historic Thai Pongsaklek Wonjongkam wins the group going 6-1-0(1)
Group B American RFG Johnny McQueen reorded a 2nd rd KO over fellow American RFG Artie Billings to break the tir breaker and win the pool at 5-2-0(2) (both fighters had the exact same record).
7-15 Journeyman group A American RFG Matt Myers wins the tie breaker with historic Mexican Fermin Gomez via UD and both will make their debut in contender next season.
Group B RFG Mexican Luis Pena goes 6-1-0(1) and will make his debut in contender. Historic Panamanian Carlos Murillo will also make his contender debut going 4-3-0 in pool play.
Group C American RFG Henry Ford defeated RFG Australian Ian Pickford to win the groups tie breaker at 6-1-0 and both will make their debut in contender next season.
Group D Canadian RFG William Shears goes perfect at 7-0-0(1) to win teh group and Puerto Rico RFG Santiago Blanco went 6-1-0 to finish second they both were in pre prime stage and the rest of the group was all post prime. No retirements this time.
7-15 Contender group A RFG Englander Stewart Strickland wins the group going 6-1-0 to improve hs record to 23-8-0(4) and will make his debut in world next season. RFG American Dave Collins calls it a career with a 33.5 accuracy rate and a record of 35-39-3(5)
Group B RFG American Hilton Martin wins the group going 5-2-0(3) and will make his 2nd trip to world. RFG Kenyan Kezekia Khababi calls it a career with a record of 37-39-1(9) and a 30% punch accuracy. and a DQ win over Panama Al Brown
Group C Despite losing his first bout via 1st rd DQ, historic Armenian Vic Darchinyan reels off 6 straight wins and will make his debut in world next season. RFG Englishman Finlay Mayne calls it a career going 47-31-3(9) lost his only title shot via UD to Rice.
Group D Austrian RFG Guenther Keurost will make his first trip to world after winning the group at 6-1-0(2) 16-7-0(3) overall. Calling it a career is RFG New Zealander Vaughan Curnow finishing with a record of 38-46-4(9) a 34.9 accuracy punch rate and a 10 bout win streak from 2019-2020 never fought for a title but went 0-0-2 in box offs (winning both by tie breakers)
7-15 World Group A RFG American Cole Swift will make his super series debut winning the group at a perfect 7-0-0. Al Brown finishes in second and will make his 2nd trip to the super series
Group B Kheri continues his hot ways from contender last season winning the group with a tie breaking 6-1-0 showing to make his super series debut. Current champ Gonzales finished second and will defend his title in the super series. Gushiken wins his 50th bout in the tournament. American RFG Theodore Sparks calls it a career going 33-31-1(11) which included an 11 bout win streak in 2019-22 and was only stopped 7 times.
7-15 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Cross vs Grigsby Grigsby 6th rd TKO
Nietes vs Suzuki Nietes UD
Hess vs Ricks Ricks SD
Day vs Witaliev Day SD
Valenzuela vs Wendland Valenzuela UD
Chang vs Carson Chang MD
Wright vs Accvallo Wright UD
Shivonen vs Harmon Shivonen UD
Hoshino vs Jones Hoshino UD
Garcia vs McQueen McQueen MD
Arredondo vs Suarez Arrendondo SD
Lowe vs Yamamoto Yamamoto 6th rd TKO
McMahon vs Billings Billings UD
Hansen vs Miranda Hansen MD
Meyer vs Wonjongham Meyer SD
Beck vs Murphy Murphy SD
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Frew vs Hissou Frew MD
Pacheco vs Decker DRAW Pacheco wins on points
Ramirez vs McQuilliam Ramirez UD
Ransley vs Espadas Espadas SD
Taylor vs Kalti DRAW Taylor wins on points
Tunacao vs Ortega Tunacao Tech MD
Curnow and Mayne retires contender Clark and Slaughter gets byes
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Azteca Stadium Mexico
Cardona vs Pascal Perez special 4 rd both to go to Golden Gloves DRAW
J Perez vs Dalyell Dalyell UD
Valdez vs Cuello Valdez UD
Arellano vs Bazeley DRAW Bazeley wins on points
Sparks retires
Super Series semi finals Azteca Stadium Mexico
Swift vs Gonzales (c) DRAW Gonzales retains title
Brown vs Kheri Brown 8th rd TKO
First time in history both title bouts ended in a draw.
Super Series Finals ARCO Arena Sacramento CA
Brown vs Gonzales (c) Brown TKO (cuts)
Solano vs Kuroki (c) Solano 11th rd TKO /RSC (points)