Belgrade awaits the boxers. Eight Poles learn their tournament paths

As many as 510 boxers will fight for medals at the 21st World Championships in Belgrade. Poland will be represented by eight boxers, led by coaches Walery Korniłow and Ireneusz Przywara. A long and demanding tournament lies ahead. More than 40 boxers have been entered in several weight categories. The lightweight division is the most heavily populated, with 51 boxers. Forty-seven boxers will compete in the light middleweight division, and 46 in the middleweight division. What did the draws look like for Poland's representatives?

DRAW RESULTS

48 KG – Jakub Słomiński (October 27), round of 32: Wuttichai Yurachai (Thailand)
57 KG – Paweł Brach (October 28), round of 32: Nuretin Ovat (Turkey) or Antonio Barrul Fernandez (Spain)
67 KG – Damian Durkacz (October 28), round of 32: Aljaz Sircelj (Slovenia) or Gurgen Madoyan (Armenia)
71 KG – Dominik Kida (October 27), round of 64: Peerapat Yeasungnoen (Thailand)
80 KG – Daniel Adamiec (October 30), round of 32: Stiven Aas (Estonia) or Pal Kovacs (Hungary)
86 KG – Sebastian Wiktorzak (October 27), round of 32: Dmitri Cosciug (Moldova)
92 KG – Mateusz Bereźnicki (October 29), round of 32: Aibek Oralbay (Kazakhstan)
+92 KG – Oskar Safaryan (October 26), round of 64: Narender (India)

AIBA has prepared impressive championship belts for the winners, as well as special medals for the podium finishers. The financial prizes are also impressive. Each world champion will receive $100,000. Silver medalists will receive $50,000, while bronze medalists will get $25,000.