The prestige of holding an International Boxing Tournament means that candidates are required to meet specific bidding requirements in order to host an AIBA event, but at the same time we encourage individuality and personality to infuse our tournaments. AIBA thrives on working with National Federations and Local Organising Committees to ensure that our competitions are delivered to the highest possible standard and with the largest possible audience reach.

Boxing is one of the world’s oldest, most universal sports. The discipline required of our athletes and the positive image associated with the practice of boxing can means that hosting an AIBA event brings with it a positive social impact as well as inspiration for new generations of sportsmen and women.

With more than 200 National Federation members, the AIBA family has a truly global reach that transcends boundaries, connecting with one of the biggest markets in the sporting world. As such, we invite those who share our vision and passion for boxing to bid for hosting our forthcoming events and become part of boxing’s rich history.

AIBA Events Bidding Process

Sustainability Policy and Guidelines

Open bids

• Official letter

2020 AIBA Qualification Events

• 2020 African Qualification Event Guidelines
• 2020 American Qualification Event Guidelines
• 2020 Asian/ Oceanian Qualification Event Guidelines
• 2020 European Qualification Event Guidelines
• 2020 Final World Qualification Event Guidelines

2020 AIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s World Championships

• 2020 AIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s WCH Guidelines

2021 AIBA Women’s World Championships

• 2021 AIBA Women’s WCH Bidding Guidelines

Documents to send with your application

• AOB-B01 Host city form
• AOB-B02 Previous Events form
• AOB-B03 Training Venue form
• AOB-B04 Accommodation form
• AOB-B05 Competition Venue form