Mistrzostwa Świata Juniorów w Boksie 2000
Wyniki zawodów bokserskich rozegranych podczas Mistrzostw Świata Juniorów w Budapeszcie.
Medaliści
| Kat. wagowa |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waga papierowa (– 48 kg) |  Yankiel León |  Salim Salimov |  Berik Serikbayev |
 Georgiy Chigayev | |||
| Waga musza (– 51 kg) | Luis Franco |  Artem Ignatiev |  Mbarek Soltani |
| Artem Sayfulin | |||
| Waga kogucia (– 54 kg) |  Vitali Tajbert | Murat Khratchev |  Arutyun Tovmasyan |
| Ulan Sautbayev | |||
| Waga piórkowa (– 57 kg) |  Gyula Káté | Boris Georgiew | Khayser Saydametov |
 Selçuk Aydın | |||
| Waga lekka (– 60 kg) |  Farhad Adjalov |  Pavol Hlavacka | Chabib Ałłachwierdijew |
 Parveen Kumar | |||
| Waga lekkopółśrednia (– 63.5 kg) | Giennadij Gołowkin | Maikel Perez | Adel Lounici |
| Evgeniy Putilov | |||
| Waga półśrednia (– 67 kg) | Serdar Üstünel | Valeriy Shchuklin |  Petr Barvinek |
| Olexandr Bokalo | |||
| Waga lekkośrednia (– 71 kg) | Denis Chernysh | Eduard Gutknecht | Ihsan Kosen |
| Ruslan Magomedov | |||
| Waga średnia (– 75 kg) | Sullivan Barrera | Imre Szello |  Charly Karl |
 Chad Dawson | |||
| Waga półciężka (– 81 kg) | Artur Shekhmurazov | Damian Arnet |  Clemente Russo |
| Julian Dragendorf | |||
| Waga ciężka (– 91 kg) | Dzhamal Medzhydov |  Roman Greenberg |  Coleman Barrett |
| Igor Alborov | |||
| Waga superciężka (+ 91 kg) | Alexander Dimitrenko |  Gaga Bolkvadze | Rustam Rygebayev |
 Konstantin Lokhov |
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