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The Boxing at the 1985 Southeast Asian Games was held at the Nimibutr Gymnasium in the National Sport Complex, Bangkok, Thailand. the Boxing was held between December 12 to December 16.
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The Boxing at the 1985 Southeast Asian Games was held at the Nimibutr Gymnasium in the National Sport Complex, Bangkok, Thailand. the Boxing was held between December 12 to December 16.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's -45 kg. |  Teerachai Semanuson |  Nico Thomas |  Yahaya Bin Mohd Shad  Nelson Jamili |
| Men's -48 kg. | Leopoldo Serantes | Supab Boonrowd |  San Hla Herry Maitimu |
| Men's -51 kg. | Khunchai Sumranjit | Orlando Tacuyan |  Neo Oon Heng Myint Soe Lay |
| Men's -54 kg. | Adrianus Taroreh | Kumncun Janpeng |  PG. Haji Mohiddin AK. Saw Tin Myint |
| Men's -57 kg. | Wanchai Phongsri | Matheos Lewaherilla | Tun Tun Win Tan Leong Kok |
| Men's -60 kg. | Somsak Boonta | Ruben Mares | Haji Piut Abu Bakar Apeles Letty |
| Men's -63.5 kg. | Sambouy Mongsoni | Manimbul Silaban | Hussin Abd Rahman Myo Kyaw |
| Men's -67 kg. | Mohamed Mukhlis | Taweewat Islam | Alfredo Trazona Velentino |
| Men's -71 kg. | Boontum Silakorn | Ernesto Coronel | Soe Soe Md Saman Yaacoap |
| Men's -75 kg. | Narong Intaprom | Jonas Giay | MD Ali Ismail Ramon Napagao |
| Men's -81 kg. | Liston Siregar | Anant Inkankate | Hock Singh Amarjit - |
| Men's -91 kg. | Samrouy Sukeetan | Lodwyk Akwan | Ong Poh Chye - |
| Men's +91 kg. | Panya Sonnoi | Mohamed Ismail | - - |
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