(OCT 1) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Boxing concluded its third national event of the year, the 2025 National Open in Tulsa, Oklahoma, earlier this month, with an astounding 1,870 registered participants. Throughout the week, 632 bouts were conducted to crown 112 champions in the male and female PeeWee, Bantam, Intermediate, Junior, Youth and Elite divisions.

Throughout 10 sessions and six days of competition inside the Arvest Convention Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 726 boxers competed in bouts. When looking at a breakdown of the boxers who competed throughout the week, there were 72 bouts conducted among female competitors and 560 bouts conducted among male competitors. There were 30 walkovers during the week, and 19 matched bouts created to further provide boxers with competition experience.

Of the 632 bouts conducted, 553 were finalized by judges’ decision, while 49 were concluded by referee stoppage. There were three medical restrictions throughout the week, and a 0.25% incidence of injury during the entirety of the event.

Among the 1,104 registered boxers in the tournament, there were 934 male registrations and 170 female registrations. Additionally, 674 coaches, 86 officials and six physicians registered for the event. Among all registered participants in the event, 85% were male, while 15% were female.

In addition to the 112 champions crowned, 12 coaches earned their Bronze-level coaching certification, while six coaches gained their Silver-level coaching certification. There were 1,831 registrations from the United States, led by 446 registrations from Texas. California came in second for total event registrations with 179, followed by Ohio with 111, Florida with 108 and Kansas with 62, rounding out the top five states represented.

From a digital media perspective, the 2025 USA Boxing National Open was exceptional for viewers catching the event remotely. Beginning with the tournament draw and technical meeting on Sunday, and ending with the final day of competition, USA Boxing accrued 216,638 broadcast views. Additionally, fans watched over 1.4 million minutes of competition for an average length of 6:26 per ring and 9:13 on the multi-ring broadcast over the six-day stretch.

Up next for USA Boxing is the 2025 USA Boxing National Championships hosted in Lubbock, Texas, from December 6 to 13.

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