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From 1914 to Today
The Fenerbahçe Boxing story, from the first ring in Kuşdili to world and Olympic podiums.
A ring installed at the clubhouse accelerated organised boxing training.
Training initiated by medical student Ali Sami Bey and his friends entered a new era when club president Sabri Toprak had a ring installed at the Kuşdili clubhouse.
01 / 12Structured training and a major championship were held at Kadıköy-Kuşdili Hall.
Ziya Boyer, İsmet Uluğ and Sait Mısırlı won their divisions in a championship that also welcomed international athletes.
02 / 12After titles across all divisions, a special match drew three thousand spectators.
Fenerbahçe boxers recorded notable victories in the special meeting with Greek athletes.
03 / 12The team was re-established and became Istanbul champion in 1957.
Rebuilt through the efforts of Rüştü Dağlaroğlu and Raif Dinçkök, the team rose under coach Bülent Sümer.
04 / 12Istanbul titles culminated in Cemal Kamacı’s European championship.
The run from 1962 to 1972 led to the first professional European boxing title in Turkish history.
05 / 12National titles and an international team victory opened a new chapter.
In 1986, the club won 29 national titles and became the first Turkish team to win abroad.
06 / 12Three Turkish club titles were followed by second place in the European Champion Clubs competition.
Entering as Turkish champion, Fenerbahçe finished second in Europe.
07 / 12Atagün Yalçınkaya won silver at the Athens Olympic Games.
The Fenerbahçe boxer’s Olympic result opened a new page of pride for the club and Turkish boxing.
08 / 12Team titles were won at senior, women’s, youth, junior and school-age levels.
The club’s centenary became a special season in which the academy and senior teams rose together.
09 / 12
Fenerbahçe national boxer Buse Naz Çakıroğlu.Buse Naz Çakıroğlu won Olympic silver at 51 kg.
The result symbolised the strength of Fenerbahçe women’s boxing on the Olympic stage.
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Ayşe Çağırır raises her hand on the world championship podium in front of the Turkish flagFenerbahçe’s women boxers won four gold medals and one bronze at the World Championships.
Ayşe Çağırır, Buse Naz Çakıroğlu, Hatice Akbaş and Şennur Demir won gold; Sema Çalışkan took bronze.
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Fenerbahçe Boxing athletes and staff pose together in the ring with a yellow-and-navy flagFenerbahçe Boxing completed the Turkish Individual Championships with 33 medals, including 16 golds.
The combined performance of the women's and men's teams created one of the most comprehensive national success records in the branch's history.
12 / 12The Legacy Today
The information on this page is based on official Fenerbahçe Boxing publications.