Ontario’s Best Olympic-style Boxers to Battle at Golden Gloves

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TORONTO, ON - October 14, 2025

Ontario’s best Olympic-style boxers are ready to show their skills, tenacity, and heart as they compete at the 2025 Golden Gloves on October 16-19, 2025 in Windsor, ON. Boxing Ontario and Central Park Athletics are proud to once again partner as hosts for the highly-anticipated provincial championships.

This pivotal event represents the crucial next step for Ontario’s top boxers to earn a spot on the provincial team and secure qualification for the 2025 Canadian Championships.

Building on the success of last year’s provincial championships, the Central Park Athletics team is thrilled to bring this major advancing tournament back to their state-of-the-art headquarters in Windsor at 3400 Grand Marais Road East.

“Being able to host the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament is a significant moment for Windsor and our athletic community,” said Central Park Athletics owner Leigh Ann King. “We are proud to provide a stage for Ontario’s best amateur boxers to take the next step toward national and international success.”

With the LA28 Olympics on the horizon, the stakes are high at these annual Golden Gloves as future Olympians aim to make their statements on the Ontario boxing scene.

The 2025 Golden Gloves will unfold over four competition days and six sessions:

Session 1: Thursday, October 16 @ 6pm
Session 2: Friday, October 17 @ 1pm
Session 3: Friday, October 17 @ 6pm
Session 4: Saturday, October 18 @ 1pm
Session 5: Saturday, October 18 @ 6pm
Session 6: Sunday, October 19 @ 12pm

Fans and supporters are invited to be a part of the action, cheer on these talented athletes, celebrate excellence in Olympic-style boxing, and witness as Ontario champions are crowned.

Notes to editors

Boxing Ontario is the only governing body for Olympic-style boxing in Ontario. As such, it is affiliated with Boxing Canada (CABA), the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture, & Sport, and World Boxing. Founded in 1972, our mission is to inspire and grow interest, participation, and a love of the sport of Olympic-style boxing in Ontario.

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