After a year's break, the Olympic Boxing Festival returns to Warsaw

The last time the Olympic Boxing Festival was held at Torwar was two years ago. A year ago, fans of this sport met in Nysa in the Opole region, and now they will return to Warsaw. – Technical innovations and the setting of the show are prepared at the highest level, just like professional boxing galas. We are returning to the largest hall in Warsaw to promote the fantastic sport of Olympic boxing. Big stars will visit us once again, headed by the Olympic runner-up, Julia Szeremeta – says Robert Mateusiak, president of the “Tradycja Olimpijska” Foundation, which is the organizer of the Festival.

Three professional rings will be installed on the floor of the most famous arena in Warsaw, and the highest level of boxing equipment will certainly surprise all enthusiasts of this sport. The event will be packed with attractions so that no one will be bored.

– I am very happy that I will be able to take part in the Olympic Boxing Festival. It is very important to promote our sport, which will certainly have a good time in Poland after the Olympic Games in Paris. I'm glad I could contribute to this, says Julia Szeremeta.

The organizers invite both those who want to exercise and take part in boxing competitions and animations, but also those who want to watch boxing up close. – We have nearly four hundred places for participants and about two thousand for spectators, so everyone will definitely fit in Torwar. It is definitely worth spending this day with us, because there will be a lot of attractions, including: shows, games, animations and mini trainings – emphasizes Mateusiak. Attractive gifts were prepared for all participants – boxing gloves and a souvenir T-shirt. There will also be attractive prizes to be won in numerous competitions.

Famous trainer Fiodor Łapin, who will once again take part in the Olympic Boxing Festival, is happy with the fact that the level of amateur boxing in Poland is increasing. – We managed to bring in very good coaches who work hard to train children. This level is definitely rising, and we are very happy about it, because we want to rebuild the strength of Polish boxing, says Łapin.

Admission to the Olympic Boxing Festival is free. The organization of the Festival is co-financed by the Ministry of Sport and Tourism.