Boxing has long been a fixture of the Olympics. Some of the best in the sport started at the Olympic Games, giving the world a taste of what they could do. A new chapter begins when the 2024 Olympics comes to France.
From July until August, there will be various competitions to see who will advance to the finals. The winner will win a gold medal, worldwide recognition, and the first crack at a bright future. Others have won silver and bronze while getting signed to a major organization.
Several Olympic athletes have gone on to have legendary careers. Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Oleksandr Usyk, Katie Taylor, Claressa Shields, Gennadiy Golovkin, Lennox Lewis, Vasiliy Lomachenko, and Oscar De La Hoya are just a few.
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The last Olympics resulted in a new breed of fighters for fans to look forward to watching. Some of the top young stars of today to win medals in the 2020 Olympics include:
- Duke Ragan
- Keyshawn Davis
- Andy Cruz
- Frazer Clarke
- Richard Torrez
- Lauren Price
- Ben Whittaker
Who will impress by showcasing their skills to the world, break out, and become immortal at the amateur level?
Here’s how you can watch Olympic boxing this year, including live stream options, start times, and more.
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Olympic boxing 2024 TV channel, live stream details
- Date: Saturday, July 27 - Saturday, August 10
- Locations: Roland-Garros Stadium and Arena Paris Nord - France
- How to watch:
- U.S. TV channels: USA Network | CNBC
- U.S. live streams: Peacock | Fubo | NBC app/website
The Olympics will be available on the USA Network in the U.S. Peacock is the best place to go to catch every boxing fight while select fights will also be streamed via Fubo, which offers a free trial to new users.
The majority of medal fights in the latter stages will be shown on USA Network or CNBC, along with the option to live stream on Peacock, Fubo or the NBC app/website.