đ„ The Great Hall at London’s famous Alexandra Palace is the place to be for the 2025 Haringey Box Cup, Europe’s largest amateur boxing event. Read on for a preview and the latest ticket information.
Around 300 male and female boxers from all over the UK and Europe are set to follow in some very famous footsteps as they take part in the Haringey Box Cup from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 June. The international amateur tournament is steeped in history with previous winners reading like a whoâs who of British and Irish boxing stars. Haringey Box Cup tickets are on sale now.
Haringey amateur and double Olympic champion Nicola Adams took the Box Cup silverware in 2009, while two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua won the event twice in a row ahead of his gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics. Irish superstar Katie Taylor won both silverware and the best female boxer award at the tournament in 2010, the start of a glittering career in both the amateur and professional ranks.
In 2024 around 300 boxers weighed in for the Haringey Box Cup providing a memorable three days of boxing action. The best in class award winners were:-
Female Senior ~ Beth Walsh (Tiger’s)
Male Senior ~ Keoma Ali Al-Almadieh (The Corner, Canada)
Female Youth ~ Tiah Ayton (Weston Warriors)
Male Youth ~ John Joe Carrigan (Border City)
Best Club ~ Finchley & Stockbridge
Five rings will be set up in The Great Hall ahead of three days of fast and furious action featuring amateur boxers from across the globe.
Who will be the winners of 2025 and potential global boxing stars of the future?  All roads lead to Alexandra Palace to find out.
TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
đïž TICKETS for the Haringey Box Cup are on sale via the ‘Get Tickets’ link.
DAILY TIMETABLE
Friday 13 June:
đïž Doors open at 3pm.
đ„ Boxing commences at 4pm through until 11pm.
Saturday 14 June:
đïž Doors open at 11am.
đ„ Boxing commences at 12 noon through until 10pm.
Sunday 15 June:
đïž Doors open at 11am.
đ„ Boxing commences at 12 noon through until 6.30pm.
đđ Travel tips: The nearest overground railway station is Alexandra Palace situated at the Wood Green entrance to the park. The station is on the Great Northern line. There is a service from Moorgate and King’s Cross. The nearest tube station is Wood Green on the Piccadilly line. This has a journey time of 20 minutes from Piccadilly Circus. Exit the station and go to bus stop A to pick the up the W3 bus to Alexandra Palace. The W3 bus runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham directly to the venue. If driving, the East Court car park is open most days. There are 1,200 parking spaces available. A car parking charge system is in operation. There are bicycle racks in the East Court car park. For more information see the Alexandra Palace ‘Getting Here’ guide.
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