Puchar Świata w boksie
Puchar Świata w boksie (ang. World Boxing Cup) – międzynarodowy, amatorski turniej bokserski, który rozgrywany był w latach 1979–2008. W Pucharze świata startowali zawodnicy z całego świata, podobnie jak na mistrzostwach świata. W roku 2002, 2005, 2006 zostały rozegrane turnieje drużynowe (startowały reprezentacje). Puchar świata powrócił w 2008, po dziesięcioletniej przerwie.
Rywalizacja indywidualna
| Rok | Numer | Miejsce | Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 | I Puchar Świata |  Nowy Jork | 11 – 19 października |
| 1981 | II Puchar Świata |  Montreal | 11 – 18 listopada |
| 1983 | III Puchar Świata |  Rzym | 17 – 22 października |
| 1985 | IV Puchar Świata |  Seul | 2 – 6 listopada |
| 1987 | V Puchar Świata |  Belgrad | 17 – 22 października |
| 1990 | VI Puchar Świata (1) |  Hawana | 18 – 24 lutego |
| 1990 | VI Puchar Świata (2) |  Dublin | sierpień |
| 1990 | VI Puchar Świata (3) |  Bombaj | listopad |
| 1994 | VII Puchar Świata |  Bangkok | czerwiec |
| 1998 | VIII Puchar Świata |  Pekin | czerwiec |
| 2008 | IX Puchar Świata |  Moskwa | 10 – 14 grudnia |
Rywalizacja drużynowa
| Rok | Numer | Miejsce | Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | I Puchar Świata (drużynowy) |  Astana | 3 – 8 czerwca |
| 2005 | II Puchar Świata (drużynowy) | Moskwa | 12 – 17 lipca |
| 2006 | III Puchar Świata (drużynowy) |  Baku | 15 – 21 października |
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