2028 Summer Games Boxing
Tickets & Travel Guide
2028 Summer Games Boxing runs July 15–30 across two Downtown Los Angeles venues. Preliminary stages take place at Peacock Theater from July 15–23, followed by semifinal and gold medal sessions at DTLA Arena from July 27–30.
2028 Summer Games Boxing Overview
2028 Summer Games Boxing is split between Peacock Theater and DTLA Arena in Downtown Los Angeles. Early rounds begin July 15 at Peacock Theater, while the closing sessions move to DTLA Arena from July 27 through July 30.
The program includes seven men’s and seven women’s weight classes. Bouts use three 3-minute rounds and the 10-point must scoring system, with judges evaluating effective punching, technical skill, tactical control and overall performance.
2028 Summer Games Boxing Schedule
The current schedule begins with preliminary bouts at Peacock Theater on July 15. The Downtown theater continues to host rounds of 32, rounds of 16, quarterfinals and selected semifinals through July 23. Competition then shifts to DTLA Arena for the final four days.
Competition schedules and bout order remain subject to change through the Games.
Where Is 2028 Summer Games Boxing Held?
Boxing uses two venues in the Downtown Los Angeles zone. Peacock Theater hosts the preliminary stages, while DTLA Arena hosts the final stages. DTLA Arena is the venue commonly known as Crypto.com Arena.
2028 Summer Games Boxing Weight Classes
The 2028 boxing program uses the same number of men’s and women’s weight classes: seven for each. That creates 14 separate medal events across the two tournaments.
| Men’s Weight Classes | Women’s Weight Classes |
|---|---|
| 55kg | 51kg |
| 60kg | 54kg |
| 65kg | 57kg |
| 70kg | 60kg |
| 80kg | 65kg |
| 90kg | 70kg |
| +90kg | 75kg |
How 2028 Summer Games Boxing Works
Each bout consists of three 3-minute rounds. Judges score rounds using the 10-point must system, with the winner of a round generally receiving 10 points and the other boxer receiving fewer based on performance.
The tournament is single elimination. Athletes progress through the bracket toward the semifinal and gold medal stages, with multiple weight classes appearing on the same session card.
Planning a Boxing Trip to Downtown Los Angeles
Boxing is one of the easier 2028 Summer Games sports to plan around one hotel base because both venues are in the Downtown Los Angeles zone. Travelers can attend early-round sessions at Peacock Theater and later-stage sessions at DTLA Arena without changing neighborhoods.
Downtown also gives visitors access to other indoor events and dining options, making boxing a strong anchor for a multi-event itinerary.
2028 Summer Games Boxing Tickets & Trip Planning
Xenia Events can assist with 2028 Summer Games boxing ticket options and trip planning now. Availability and pricing will continue to evolve as additional inventory enters the market, and we can help clients source options based on preferred dates, sessions and seating needs.
We can also assist with hotel accommodations, private ground transportation and customized multi-event itineraries. Flight arrangements can be coordinated through a travel partner when needed.
Boxing at the Summer Games
Boxing has been part of the Summer Games program for more than a century and has produced many athletes who later became leading professional champions.
The 2028 program features equal numbers of men’s and women’s weight classes and a two-venue setup that moves from the smaller Peacock Theater to the larger DTLA Arena for the closing sessions.
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