Built for Boxing

The future of national federation and live competition administration for olympic-style boxing.

BoxRank app showing athlete profiles
Boxers competing in the ring

Built for Olympic-Style Boxing

Modernising Competition Management for Amateur Boxing

BoxRank is building the next generation of competition infrastructure for Olympic-style boxing, replacing fragmented spreadsheet workflows with real-time digital administration, live bout management and federation-grade event systems.

Already being developed alongside the National Collegiate Boxing Association (NCBA) in the United States, BoxRank is designed specifically for the operational realities of amateur boxing competition management.

Digital-First Administration

Removing Manual Entry from the Competition Workflow

ATHLETE PROFILESLIVE DRAWSREAL-TIME ADMINISTRATION

BoxRank replaces spreadsheets and manual workflows with a unified digital platform — giving federations real-time control over event administration, athlete management, and live bout draws from a single interface.

Designed for the operational realities of Olympic-style amateur boxing, the platform handles everything from athlete registration to live competition management, reducing administrative overhead so officials can focus on the sport.

BoxRank event programme showing bouts and competitor management
" If we had this when I was boxing I would have boxed twice as many bouts. "

— Coach, user testing participant

BoxRank fighter cards

The Next Chapter

Built for the Next Generation of Amateur Boxing

BoxRank is currently progressing toward live deployment with the National Collegiate Boxing Association (NCBA) in the United States, supporting Olympic-style amateur boxing competition across 40 university programs from September 2026.

Developed as a federation-grade competition and athlete management platform, BoxRank has been designed with long-term scalability at its core — supporting more connected, real-time and professionally managed amateur boxing ecosystems internationally.