Mistrzostwa Europy Juniorów w Boksie 1972
Mistrzostwa Europy juniorów w boksie 1972 − 2. edycja mistrzostw Europy juniorów. Rywalizacja miała miejsce w rumuńskim mieście Bukareszt. W turnieju mogli wziąć udział tylko zawodnicy z Europy. Rywalizacja odbywała się w 11. kategoriach wagowych a trwała od 3 do 10 lipca.
Medaliści
| Kategoria wagowa |  Złoto |  Srebro |  Brąz |
| Waga papierowa (-48 kg) | Alexandru Turei  | Asen Nikołow  | Dragan Petrović  Władysław Zasypko  |
| Waga musza (-51 kg) | Dinu Condurat | Eduard Dubowski | Peter Gluck  Reiner Langer  |
| Waga kogucia (-54 kg) | Wasilij Sołomin | Marin Lazăr | Jan Stanisławski  Ove Lundby  |
| Waga piórkowa (-57 kg) | Walerij Lwow | Stanisław Osetkowski | Patrick Christ  Wiktor Tuszew |
| Waga lekka (-60 kg) | Simion Cuțov | Bozidar Varić | Alfred Cichowlas Imre Schmick |
| Waga lekkopółśrednia (-63,5 kg) | Krzysztof Pierwieniecki | József Harmath | Siegfried Vogelreuter Władimir Simonow |
| Waga półśrednia (-67 kg) | Aleksandr Zorow | Walenty Wójcik | Jeff Gale  Damian Cimpoeșu |
| Waga lekkośrednia (-71 kg) | Nicolae Babescu | Tibor Csizmadia | Roger Maxwell Aleksandar Popović |
| Waga średnia (-75 kg) | Wiaczesław Lemieszew | Poul Knudsen  | David Odwell Radoslav Žunjanin |
| Waga półciężka (-81 kg) | Władimir Mironiuk | Miloslav Popović | Reinhold Meissner Georgi Stoimenow |
| Waga półciężka+ (+81 kg) | Michaił Subotin | Bernd August  | Ludwig Empl  Ion Ruicu |
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