Qatar Boxing & Wrestling Federation

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The Qatar Boxing and Wrestling Federation develops two Olympic combat sports with growing national pathways. Its record includes wrestling medals at Doha 2006, the 2015 World Boxing Championships in Doha, and Qatar’s first Olympic boxing appearance at Rio 2016.

Federation
Overview

Established in 2006, the federation oversees training, domestic competitions, and national teams in both boxing and wrestling. Its early momentum came when Qatari wrestlers won two bronze medals at the Doha Asian Games in the same year.

Qatar hosted the 2015 World Boxing Championships and sent two boxers to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Dana Al Jabr added a new chapter for women’s boxing as the first Qatari female boxer at the 2023 Arab Games.

The federation’s immediate objective is to build stable teams and widen the athlete base ahead of Doha 2030.

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Sheikh Fahad bin Khalid Al Thani

President
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Mr. Sultan Hassan Al Jamali

Secretary General

Key Achievements

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2015 World Boxing Championships - Hosted in Doha, drawing elite boxers globally

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First Olympic Boxing - 2 Qatari boxers competed at Rio 2016

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Women's Pioneer - Dana Al Jabr, first Qatari female boxer at the 2023 Arab Games