Hasanboy Dusmatov
Uzbek boxer: Olympic champion at Rio 2016 and Paris 2024, world champion in 2023 and 2025, and winner of the 2016 Val Barker Trophy.
Biography
Hasanboy Marfjon ugli Dusmatov was born on 24 June 1993 in Andijan. He fights in the lightest weight classes (49–52 kg) as a southpaw and is nicknamed «Professor». His coach is Ziyatdinbek Toygonbaev.
As an amateur he won the 2013 Universiade in Kazan and became Asian champion in 2015 and 2017. In 2013–2014 he boxed in the semi-professional WSB for the Ukrainian Atamans (23 bouts, 23 wins). At the 2016 Rio Olympics he won all four light-flyweight bouts by unanimous decision, became Olympic champion and received the Val Barker Trophy for the Games' outstanding boxer.
In 2017 he took silver at the World Championships in Hamburg (losing the final 3–2 to Cuba's Joahnys Argilagos) and in 2018 silver at the Asian Games in Jakarta. He won the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou and the Asian Championships in Amman, the 2023 World Championships in Tashkent, the 2024 Paris Olympics (at flyweight) and the 2025 World Championships in Dubai.
He made his professional debut on 16 November 2019 and on 3 April 2021 won the vacant WBA International title. As of July 2025 he has 7 fights and 7 wins (5 by knockout); his latest bout was a decision win over Mark Antonio in Bishkek on 20 July 2025.
Career
- Uzbekistan national boxing teamMember · present
Awards
Order «El-yurt hurmati»2024 · Uzbekistan
Life path
- 2013Universiade winner
Kazan.
- 2016Rio Olympic champion
Val Barker Trophy as the Games' outstanding boxer.
- 2017World Championships silver
Hamburg.
- 2019Professional debut
16 November, San Miguel de Allende (Mexico).
- 2021WBA International title
3 April, Tashkent.
- 2022Asian Games champion
Hangzhou; also Asian champion in Amman.
- 2023World champion
Tashkent.
- 2024Paris Olympic champion
Second Olympic gold.
- 2025World champion
Dubai (IBA).
Achievements
- 🥇Gold medalUniversiade, Kazan (2013)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Championships, Bangkok (2015)
- 🥇Gold medalOlympic Games, Rio de Janeiro (2016)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Championships, Tashkent (2017)
- 🥈Silver medalWorld Championships, Hamburg (2017)
- 🥈Silver medalAsian Games, Jakarta (2018)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Games, Hangzhou (2022)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Championships, Amman (2022)
- 🥇Gold medalWorld Championships, Tashkent (2023)
- 🥇Gold medalOlympic Games, Paris (2024)
- 🥇Gold medalWorld Championships, Dubai (2025)
