The WBC Boxing Grand Prix 2025 enters its most thrilling stage yet — the quarterfinals, where only the top young boxing talents remain standing in pursuit of glory.
Organised by the WBC, this international tournament features fighters under 26-years-old with fewer than 15 professional bouts, giving them global exposure and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to shine.
After two action-packed stages, the official matchups for the quarterfinals are now set. Each weight class presents high-stakes showdowns between rising stars from countries including Mexico, the United States, France, South Africa, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine, all battling for the prestigious José Sulaimán Trophy.
Yusuf Adisa Adeniji (Nigeria) vs. Yoni Valverde (France)
Muhamet Qamili (Italy) vs. Troy Nash (USA)
Iman Lee (USA) vs. Bekizizwe Maitse (South Africa)
Ayubkhon Bakhtiyorov (Uzbekistan) vs. Brandon Mejia Mosqueda (Mexico)
Sanatali Toltayev (Kazakhstan) vs. Danylo Lozan (Ukraine)
Misael Cabrera Urías (Mexico) vs. Mujibillo Tursunov (Uzbekistan)
Carlos Utria (Colombia) vs. Spencer Wilcox (Canada)
Fiorenzo Priolo (Italy) vs. Ntethelelo Nkosi (South Africa)
Dmytro Rybalko (Ukraine) vs. Derek Pomerleau (Canada)
Ephrem Bariko (France) vs. Carlos Sinisterra Palacios (Colombia)
Dylan Biggs (Australia) vs. Petro Frolov (Ukraine)
Emiliano Aguillón Castro (Mexico) vs. Lancelot de la Chappelle (France)
Keaton Gomes (South Africa) vs. Devon Young (USA)
Ahmed Krnjic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) vs.Tsotne Rogava (Ukraine)
Piotr Lacz (Poland) vs. Kevin Ramírez (Argentina)
Dante Stone (USA) vs. Youness Baalla (Morocco)