Salim Ellis-Bey Concludes

2026 World Boxing Cup Stage 1 With Silver Medal!

(April 26th) Salim Ellis-Bey closed the week for Team USA at the 2026 World Boxing Cup - Stage 1. Ellis-Bey’s bid for a gold medal came up just short in a 5-0 defeat in the 60-kilogram final against Brazil’s Luiz Oliveira. The 2026 World Boxing Cup - Stage 1 was hosted at the Rafain Palace Hotel in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil.

The Philadelphia native showed resilience and competitiveness across all three rounds but was unable to recover after dropping the opening round 5-0. Ellis-Bey tried to utilize his power and speed in the final two rounds against the 2025 World Boxing Championships silver medalist and 2024 Paris Olympian but was unable to close the gap on the scorecards.

After the final three minutes of competition, Ellis-Bey was defeated by a unanimous decision, cementing the silver medal for him.

Ellis-Bey closed the week with a 4-1 record, marking his first elite international medal and second international medal of his career. The Philadelphia native represented the USA Boxing Youth High Performance Team in 2025, earning a gold medal at the 2025 Brandenburg Cup. Ellis-Bey and the USA Boxing Elite High Performance Team will now turn their full attention to the World Boxing Cup - Stage 2 in Guiyang City, China, in June.

Salim Ellis-Bey Advances To Gold Medal Bout

At 2026 World Boxing Cup - Stage 1 

Ellis-Bey Advances To Finals; Haro & Winkler Earn Bronze!

(April 25th) Salim Ellis-Bey (60 kilograms) continued his dominance at the 2026 World Boxing Cup – Stage 1, claiming his fourth win of the week with a 5-0 decision over Canada’s Keoma Al-Ahmadieh. The victory vaulted Ellis-Bey into the gold medal bout on Sunday, April 26, inside the Rafain Palace Hotel in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil.

Ellis-Bey’s path to the gold medal bout has been impressive, as the Philadelphia native has now earned two 5-0 unanimous decisions this week, including today’s win over Canada’s 2025 World Boxing Championships quarterfinalist. He also secured a 4-1 split decision win over Kyrgyzstan’s Munarbek Seiitbek Uulu, a Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist.

Simona Winkler (70 kilograms) also competed on Saturday in the women’s 70-kilogram division against Australia’s Lekeisha Pergoliti. After falling behind 4-1 in the opening round, Winkler picked up the pace in the second and cut the deficit to 3-1 heading into the final three minutes. Despite the spirited effort, she was unable to complete the comeback and ultimately fell 4-1 to the 2025 World Boxing Championships silver medalist. The Seattle native closes the week with a bronze medal, marking her second international medal of the year.

Noelle Haro (51 kilograms) earned a bronze medal in her first international tournament. Haro fell 5-0 to France’s Romane Moulai on Saturday afternoon, but the Texas native quickly made her mark on the world stage, returning home with hardware after a strong run that included a 3-2 win over Canada’s McKenzie Wright and a 4-1 victory over the Dominican Republic’s Esther Jimenez.

Team USA closed the week of competition at the 2026 World Boxing Cup - Stage 1 with three medals, one silver for Ellis-Bey and two bronze, one for Noelle Haro (51 kilograms), and one for Simona Winkler (70 kilograms).

At the World Boxing Cup - Stage 1, USA Boxing is led by Head Coach Billy Walsh (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and assisted by National Development Coach Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, N.C.) and Elite High Performance Coach Nikki Burleson (Oklahoma City, Okla.).

Sunday, April 26, Results:

Men’s 60kg: Salim Ellis-Bey vs. Liiz Oliveira, BRA | 5-0

Medalists:

Salim Ellis-Bey (60 kilograms) – Silver

Noelle Haro (51 kilograms) – Bronze

Simona Winkler (70 kilograms) – Bronze

Saturday, April 25, Results:

Women’s 70kg: Simona Winkler, USA vs. Lekeisha Pergoliti, AUS | L 4-1 | Bronze Medal

Men’s 60kg: Salim Ellis-Bey, USA vs. Keoma Al-Ahmadieh, CAN | W 5-0

Women’s 51kg: Noelle Haro, USA vs. Romane Moulai, FRA | L 5-0 | Bronze Medal

Friday, April 24, Results

Women’s 57kg: Alyssa Mendoza, USA vs. Shih Yi Wu, TPE | L 3-2

Women’s 70kg: Simona Winkler, USA vs. Chantelle Reid, ENG | W 4-1

Men’s 60kg: Salim Ellis-Bey, USA vs. Munarbek Seiitbek Uulu, KGZ | W 4-1

Women’s 51kg: Noelle Haro, USA vs. Esther Jimenez, DOM | W 4-1

Women’s 65kg: Marie-Angelis Rosendo, USA vs. Oshin Derieuw, BEL | L 5-0

Men’s 90+kg: Kelvin Watts, USA vs. Omar Shiha, NOR | L 4-1

Thursday, April 23 Results:

Women’s 51kg: Noelle Haro, USA vs. McKenzie Wright, CAN | W 3-2

Men’s 55kg: Lorenzo Patricio, USA vs. Ellis Trowbridge, ENG | L 3-2

Men’s 65kg: Marcus Luther, USA vs. Alexandru Paraschiv, MDA | L 3-2

Women’s 54kg: Yoseline Perez, USA vs. Yunman Gan, CHN | L 4-1

Women’s 65kg: Marie-Angelis Rosendo, USA vs. Kinga Krówka, POL | W 4-1

Wednesday, April 22 Results:

Women’s 54kg: Yoseline Perez, USA vs. Monique Suraci, AUS | W 5-0

Men’s 60kg: Salim Ellis-Bey, USA vs. Jude Gallagher, IRL | W WO

Women’s 60kg: Alisha Crockett, USA vs. Marie Al Ahmadieh, CAN | L 4-1

Women’s 70kg: Simona Winkler, USA vs Morgan Henderson, NZL | W 5-0

Tuesday, April 21 | Results:

Women’s 57kg: Alyssa Mendoza, USA vs. Michaela Walsh, IRL | W 5-0

Men’s 55kg: Lorenzo Patricio, USA vs. Othman Chadghour, MAR | W 4-1

Men’s 65kg: Marcus Luther, USA vs. Yazin Salah Aldeen Alia, | W 5-0

Women’s 65kg: Marie-Angelis Rosendo, USA vs. Sema Çaliskan, | W 5-0

Men’s 90+kg: Kelvin Watts, USA vs. Enzo Gallardo, ARG | W 3-1

Simona Winkler, Salim Ellis-Bey and Noelle Haro

Advance to Medal Rounds At 2026 World Boxing Cup

Stage 1 - Winkler, Ellis-Bey, Haro Advance To Semifinals!

(April 24th) The USA Boxing Elite High Performance Team saw three boxers advance to the medal rounds at the 2026 World Boxing Cup – Stage 1 in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. Simona Winkler (70 kilograms), Salim Ellis-Bey (60 kilograms), and Noelle Haro (51 kilograms) each secured impressive victories during the day, bringing the United States to a guaranteed three medals for the tournament. The Red, White, and Blue will see all three boxers competing in Saturday’s semifinal rounds.

Winkler secured her second medal of the year after earning her second victory of the tournament. The Seattle native trailed 5-0 after the opening round but resiliently battled back to win the second and third rounds 4-1 over England’s Chantelle Reid, securing a 4-1 split decision. Reid was deducted a point in the second round. Winkler will now square off with Australia’s 2025 World Boxing Championships silver medalist Lekeisha Pergoliti in Session 1, Ring B, Bout 4, at approximately 10:45 a.m. ET.

Following Winkler, Ellis-Bey dominated once again, earning his third victory of the tournament with a 4-1 split decision over Kyrgyzstan’s Munarbek Seiitbek Uulu, a Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist. The Philadelphia native secured his first elite international medal with the win and will now square off with Canada’s 2025 World Boxing Championships quarterfinalist Keoma Al Ahmadieh in Session 1, Ring A, Bout 7, at approximately 11:30 a.m. ET.

Securing the final win of the day for Team USA was Haro, as the Texas native battled back for the second straight day. After dropping the first round 3-2, she showed her resilience and adaptability by stepping up her pace in the final two rounds, earning a 5-0 scorecard in the second round and a 4-1 scorecard in the final round. Haro’s 4-1 decision over the Dominican Republic’s Esther Jimenez marked her second victory of the week, and she now secured her first international medal. She will face France’s Romane Moulai in the semifinals in Session 2, Ring A, Bout 1, at approximately 4:00 p.m. ET.

The United States had three other competitors in action throughout Friday’s schedule, including Alyssa Mendoza (57 kilograms), Marie-Angelis Rosendo (65 kilograms), and Kelvin Watts (90+ kilograms). Mendoza fell 3-2 to Chinese Taipei’s Shih Yi Wu, Rosendo fell 5-0 to Belgium’s Oshin Derieuw, and Watts lost 4-1 to Norway’s Omar Shih.

Noelle Haro & Marie Rosendo Advance To Quarterfinals

With Wins On Day Four of 2026 World Boxing Cup – Stage 1

By: Luke Santangelo, USA Boxing

(April 24th) USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance Team closed out day four of the 2026 World Boxing Cup – Stage 1 in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, with two victories from its women’s side. Noelle Haro successfully opened her tournament in the women’s 51-kilogram bracket, while Marie-Angelis Rosendo secured her second win in three days in the women’s 65-kilogram division.

Haro (51 kilograms) was the first American boxer to enter the ring on Thursday and battled back after trailing 3-2 in the opening round. She secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory in her tournament and international debut over Canada’s McKenzie Wright. The Texas native advances to the quarterfinals, where she will face the Dominican Republic’s Esther Jimenez today, Friday, April 24.

Rosendo (65 kilograms) won the first round after swaying three judges with 10-9 scores in the opening three minutes. She then made a strong start to the second round, taking it 4-1 and ultimately securing a 4-1 split decision win over Poland’s Kinga Krówka in the Round of 16. She advances to the quarterfinals, where she will face Belgium’s Oshin Derieuw on Friday, April 24.

Lorenzo Patricio (55 kilograms), Marcus Luther (65 kilograms), and Yoseline Perez (54 kilograms) also represented the Stars and Stripes on day four. Despite valiant efforts, each suffered a defeat, ending their tournament runs. Patricio dropped a 3-2 decision to England’s Ellis Trowbridge, while Luther fell 3-2 to Moldova’s Alexandru Paraschiv in the opening session. Perez was defeated 4-1 by China’s Yunman Gan in the quarterfinals.

Team USA Captures Three More Wins On Day Three

At World Boxing Cup – Stage 1!

By: Luke Santangelo, USA Boxing

(April 23rd) USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance continued its strong run at the World Boxing Cup – Stage 1 in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, picking up three more wins throughout Wednesday's schedule.

Team USA secured two wins in the first session on Wednesday morning from Yoseline Perez (54 kilograms) and Salim Ellis-Bey (60 kilograms). Perez got things started for the Stars and Stripes, as the Houston native secured her third unanimous decision win of 2026. Perez won the first round 4-1 and swept the final two rounds, earning her first victory of the tournament.

Moving on to Ellis-Bey, the Philadelphia native will advance to the quarterfinals after winning via walkover against Ireland’s Jude Gallagher. This marks Ellis-Bey’s fourth win in 2026. He will now face Kyrgyzstan’s Munarbek Seiitbek Uulu on Friday, April 24.

Securing a win in the second session on Wednesday was Simona Winkler (70 kilograms), marking her first victory of the tournament and her second unanimous decision win of 2026. After earning a 5-0 decision over New Zealand’s Morgan Henderson, Winkler will now face England’s Chantelle Reid in the quarterfinals on Friday, April 24.

Team USA also saw Alisha Crockett (60 kilograms) compete on Wednesday in her tournament opener against Canada’s Marie Al Ahmadieh. Crockett kept it close throughout the bout and entered the final round with a 2-1 deficit, but ultimately fell short to Al Ahmadieh by a 4-1 decision.

USA Boxing Elite High Performance Team

Sweeps Day Two of World Boxing Cup – Stage 1!

(April 21st) USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance Team delivered a flawless performance on day two of the World Boxing Cup – Stage 1 in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, going undefeated across five bouts.

Alyssa Mendoza (57 kilograms) set the tone for Team USA with an impressive victory over Ireland’s 2024 Paris Olympian, Michaela Walsh. The Idaho native dominated every round, earning a unanimous decision to advance to the quarterfinals, where she will face Chinese Taipei’s Shih Yi Wu on Friday, April 24.

Following Mendoza’s dominant 5-0 victory, Lorenzo Patricio (55 kilograms) secured his fifth international win of the year with a hard-fought 4-1 split decision over Morocco’s Othman Chadghour. With the win, Patricio advances to the Round of 16, where he will face England’s Ellis Trowbridge on Thursday, April 23.

The dominance carried over into the second session, with Marie-Angelis Rosendo (65 kilograms) and Marcus Luther (65 kilograms) each earning unanimous decision victories. Rosendo secured her first win of the year over Turkey’s Sema Çaliskan after sweeping the final two rounds to claim a 5-0 victory. She now moves on to the Round of 16, where she will face Poland’s Kinga Krówka on April 23.

As for Luther, he won every judge’s vote dominantly, scoring one 10-8 scorecard in the first round, four 10-8 scores in the second and two more in the final round. Luther moves on to the Round of 16, where he will face Moldova’s Alexandru Paraschiv on April 23.

Rounding out the day for the Stars and Stripes was Team USA’s super heavyweight, Kelvin Watts (90+ kilograms). The Virginia native secured his second win in 2026 with a 3-1 victory over Argentina’s Enzo Gallardo. Watts moves on to the quarterfinals to face Norway’s Omar Shiha on April 24.

Salim Ellis-Bey Secures Win for Team USA

On Day One Of World Boxing Cup - Stage 1

Ellis-Bey Dominates Day One In Foz Do Iguacu, Brazil!

(April 21st) The World Boxing Cup – Stage 1 kicked off for the United States on Monday at the Rafain Palace Hotel & Convention Center in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil. Team captain Salim Ellis-Bey (60 kilograms) headlined the day for Team USA’s four boxers and captured a unanimous decision over Hungary’s Kruzító Kovács.

Ellis-Bey, a Philadelphia native, won the first round 4-1 before closing out the bout with 5-0 sweeps in each of the final two rounds, including three 10-8 scorecards in the last round, to secure the unanimous decision victory. With the win, Ellis-Bey advanced to the Round of 16, where he will now face Ireland’s Jude Gallagher on Wednesday, April 22.

Also in action on Monday were Malachi Georges (90 kilograms) and Tyric Trapp (80 kilograms). Both boxers were elevated from the Elite High Performance Squad for this event and battled in their opening-round matchups. Georges and Trapp concluded their runs on Monday after Georges lost by a 4-1 split decision to Spain’s Enmanuel Reyes Pla and Trapp lost by a 5-0 decision against Venezuela’s Diego Andres Pereyra Mejia. Naomi Graham (75 kilograms) was scheduled to box today but lost by a walkover.

Team USA Secures Three Gold Medals

On Final Day Of 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament

USA Boxing High Performance Squad

Closes Tournament With Eight Medals!

(April 12th) USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance Squad earned three gold medals and one silver medal on Sunday, April 12, at the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament in Helsinki, Finland. The United States’ competition week concluded with all eight boxers earning medals. Deborah Grant was named the tournament’s Best Female Boxer after securing her gold medal.

Moises Rodriguez (55 kilograms) controlled his gold-medal bout from start to finish, winning via unanimous decision over Italy’s Badr Eddine Bouraouia. Rodriguez secured his second win of the tournament after earning every judge's card, winning each round 5-0. This week’s performance marks Rodriguez's first international gold medal in his Elite international tournament debut.

Deborah Grant (57 kilograms) concluded her dominant run at her first international tournament with a gold medal. Grant defeated Denmark’s Alice Bennedbaek by an RSC-2 to place at the top of the podium and secure the tournament's Best Female Boxer Award. Sunday's performance marks her third win of the week in Finland, including two unanimous decisions to go along with her stoppage victory.

Nnajai Wright (90+ kilograms) carried the momentum from his semifinals victory into Sunday's title bout. Wright secured another unanimous decision victory on Sunday, his second in as many days, over Germany’s Dilvan Yeazgan. The gold medal marks the second of his international career and the first of his Elite international career with the United States.

Team USA also saw Jayshannet Zapata (54 kilograms) earn a silver medal on Sunday. Zapata lost 4 1 to Kazakhstan’s Zhaina Shekerbekova, but her run to the silver medal was nothing short of impressive. The New York native was the only American boxer to compete in four bouts throughout the week. She won two of her three bouts via unanimous decision and capped the week with her first international medal.

Team USA sent eight boxers to Helsinki, Finland, and all eight will head home with a medal, including three gold medals, one silver medal and four bronze medals.

Throughout the competition at the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament, the United States will be led by USA Boxing’s National Development Coach Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, N.C.), and assisted by Holly Gregson (Idaho Falls, Idaho), Billy Rafalko (Philadelphia, Pa.), and Ronald Wright (Columbus, Ga.).

Additional tournament information for the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament, including daily bout sheets, results, tournament updates, and more, can be found on the USA Boxing website, where fans can find the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament.

Sunday, April 12 Results:

Women’s 54 kg: Jayshannet Zapata vs. Zhaina Shekerbekova, KAZ | L 4-1

Men’s 55 kg: Moises Rodriguez vs. Badr Eddine Bouraouia, ITA | W 5-0

Women’s 57 kg: Deborah Grant vs. Alice Bennedbaek, DEN | W RSC-2

Men’s 90+ kg: Nnajai Wright vs. Dilvan Yeazgan, GER | W 5-0

Medalists:

Moises Rodriguez (55 kilograms) - Gold

Deborah Grant (57 kilograms) - Gold

Nnajai Wright (90+ Kilograms) - Gold

Jayshannet Zapata (54 kilograms) - Silver

Yahir Diaz-Martinez (60 kilograms) - Bronze

Alexis Proctor (65 kilograms) - Bronze

Dustin Jimenez (65 kilograms) - Bronze

Kentrell Rouser (70 kilograms) - Bronze

Team USA Clinches Eight Medals At 2026

Gee Bee Boxing Tournament

Team USA’s Unbeaten Run Continues In Helsinki!

(April 11th) USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance Squad carries its dominant start into day two at the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament in Helsinki, Finland. The United States saw four boxers enter the ring on Friday and remained undefeated on the week, bringing the roster to an impressive 7-0 start in Helsinki through the opening two days of competition.

Kicking things off for the USA on Friday was Jayshannet Zapata (54 kilograms), who secured the second international victory of her amateur career and her first unanimous decision of the tournament. Zapata earned a 5-0 win over Switzerland’s Miette Bagutti after earning every judge's scorecard in the second and third rounds. With Friday's win, Zapata has clinched her first international medal. She advances to the semifinals, where she will square off with Wales' Helen Jones on Saturday in Session 1, Bout 3, at approximately 5:30 a.m ET.

Following Zapata, Team USA saw three more Americans make their international debut, including Deborah Grant (57 kilograms), Yahir Diaz-Martinez (60 kilograms) and Kentrell Rouser (70 kilograms). Grant earned another 5-0 unanimous decision victory for the Stars and Stripes and defeated Belgium’s Ana Khunjua.

Grant dominated from start to finish in her bout, nabbing every judge's scorecard in the process. She advances to the semifinals and has assured herself the first international medal of her career. Grant will enter the ring Saturday against Finland’s Anna Tyni in Session 2 Bout 3 at approximately 11:30 a.m. ET.

Diaz-Martinez also made his tournament debut with a unanimous decision. He never dropped a card throughout the bout and dominated Belgium’s Nadir Boulaiz. After earning a 10-8 score in the final round, he will now move on to the semifinals and is guaranteed his first international medal. He will now face the Netherlands’ Mahmoud al Chabtun on Saturday in Session 2, Bout 5, at approximately noon ET.

Rounding out day two for the United States was Rouser, who earned his first international win with a 4-1 split decision victory over Switzerland’s Timm Kellenberger. Rouser got off to a hot start, winning the first two rounds 4-1, and delivered an 8-count to Kellenberger in the first and second rounds. With the win, Rouser clinched a spot in the semifinals and his first international medal. He will now face the Netherlands’ Finn Bos in Session 2, Bout 10, at approximately 1:15 p.m. ET.

Team USA will have all eight boxers competing Saturday, all of whom are looking to punch their ticket to the gold medal rounds. Two boxers will make their tournament debut on Saturday, filling out the busy day for the USA. Moises Rodriguez (55 kilograms) will face Sweden’s Joshua Muyinda, and Nnajai Wright (90+ Kilograms) will face Denmark’s David Bakhsh.

Rodriguez will make his international debut against Muyinda at approximately 6:15 a.m. ET in Session 1, Bout 5. Wright will return to the international stage after winning gold at the Brandenburg Cup in July and will go head-to-head with Bakhsh at approximately 8:45 a.m. ET in Session 1 Bout 16. Saturday's bout marks Wright's elite international debut.

Dustin Jimenez (65 kilograms) will return to the ring and will also box in Session 1 on Saturday. The New York native will enter the ring against France’s Mohamed Ounai in Bout 8 at approximately 6:45 a.m. ET. Also returning to the ring will be Alexis Proctor, who will square off against Norway's Madeleine Angelsen. Proctor will box in Session 2, Bout 8, at approximately 12:45 p.m. ET.

Friday, April 10 Results

Women’s 54 KG: Jayshannet Zapata, USA vs. Miette Bagutti, SUI W | 5-0

Women’s 57 KG: Deborah Grant, USA vs. Ana Khunjua, BEL W | 5-0

Men’s 60 KG: Yahir Diaz-Martinez, USA vs. Nadir Boulaiz, BEL W | 5-0

Men’s 70 KG: Kentrell Rouser, USA vs. Timm Kellenberger, SUI W | 4-1

USA Opens Strong At 2026 Gee Bee Tournament

In Helsinki Team USA Goes Undefeated On Day One!

(April 10th) USA Boxing’s Elite High-Performance Squad is off to a red-hot start in Helsinki, Finland, for the 2026 Gee Bee Boxing Tournament. Team USA secured its first two medals of the tournament after Dustin Jimenez (65 kilograms) and Alexis Proctor (65 kilograms) earned unanimous decision victories.

The United States went undefeated with three victories on Thursday, beginning with Jayshannet Zapata (54 kilograms). The New York native made her international debut against Scotland’s Stephanie Kemacha, and after winning the first two rounds 4-1 each, she secured her first international win via a 3-2 decision. Zapata moves on to the quarterfinals, where she will now face Switzerland’s Miette Bagutti in bout four on Friday, beginning at approximately 5:45 a.m. ET.

Following Zapata’s victory, Alexis Proctor (65 kilograms) also secured her first international victory for the United States after earning a 5-0 victory over Sweden’s Dina Daoud. Proctor punched her ticket into the semifinals with the performance, securing her first international medal in the process. She will now face Norway’s Madeleine Angelsen on Saturday.

Rounding out day one for the Stars and Stripes was Dustin Jimenez (65 kilograms), who returned to international competition in dominant fashion after earning Team USA’s second 5-0 victory of the day and the first international win of his amateur career.

Jimenez won every judge's vote in all three rounds, including a 10-8 score in the third round over Norway’s Yusup Jama Yusup, advancing the New York native into his bracket's semifinals. With Thursday’s win, Jimenez assured his first international medal, and he will now face France’s Mohamed Ounai on Saturday.

Thursday, April 9 Results

Women’s 54 KG: Jayshannet Zapata, USA vs. Stephanie Kemacha, SCO | W 3-2 Women’s 65 KG: Alexis Proctor, USA vs. Dina Daoud, SWE | W 5-0

Men’s 65 KG: Dustin Jimenez vs. Yusup Jama Yusup, NOR | W 5-0

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