Młodzieżowe Mistrzostwa Świata w Boksie 2014
Młodzieżowe Mistrzostwa Świata w Boksie 2014 − 4. edycja młodzieżowych mistrzostw świata w boksie. Nazwa młodzieżowe mistrzostwa świata jest aktywna od 2008, wcześniejsze turnieje rozgrywane były pod nazwą mistrzostwa świata juniorów. Rywalizacja miała miejsce w bułgarskim mieście Sofia, w hali Armeyets Arena. Zawodnicy rywalizowali w dziesięciu kategoriach wagowych. Walki na światowym turnieju trwały od 14 do 24 kwietnia 2014 roku.
Medaliści
| Kategoria wagowa |  Złoto |  Srebro |  Brąz |
| Waga papierowa (- 49 kg.) | Szałkar Ajkynbaj  | Sulaymon Latipov  | Rüfət Hüseynov  Shyam Kakara  |
| Waga musza (- 52 kg.) | Shakur Stevenson  | Muhammad Ali  | Lü Ping  Məsud Yusifzadə |
| Waga kogucia (- 56 kg.) | Javier Ibáñez  | Sułtan Zäuyrbek | Peter McGrail Duszko Błagowestow  |
| Waga lekka (- 60 kg.) | Abyłajchan Żüsypow | Arsen Mustafa  | Gō Hosaka  Iqboljon Xoldorov |
| Waga lekkopółśrednia (- 64 kg.) | Bibiert Tumienow  | Wiktor Petrow  | Toshihiro Suzuki Vincenzo Arecchia  |
| Waga półśrednia (- 69 kg.) | Bektemir Meliqoʻziyev | Luka Prtenjača  | Juan Solano  Iljas Adzinajeu  |
| Waga średnia (- 75 kg.) | Dmitrij Niestierow | Luka Plantić | Ramil Hadżijew Kozimbek Mardonov |
| Waga półciężka (- 81 kg.) | Błagoj Najdenow | Wadim Kazakow | Vegar Tregren  Narek Manasjan  |
| Waga ciężka (- 91 kg.) | Yordan Hernández | Toni Filipi | Kim Jin-Nyong  Robert Marton |
| Waga superciężka (+ 91 kg.) | Darmani Rock | Peter Kadiru  | László Komor  Marat Kierimchanow |
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