Finals
| BOXING FINAL RESULTS – 28 MAY 2014 | ||||
| BOUT | WEIGHT | MEDAL | ATHLETE | COUNTRY |
| 50 | LIGHT FLY (46–49 kg) | GOLD | OTUKILE MOHAMED |  |
| SILVER | ZRGAW FEYSEL MOHAMED |  | ||
| BRONZE | OYOKOJO MUYIDEEN OJO |  | ||
| BRONZE | TSHABALALA EDWIN |  | ||
| 51 | FLY (52 kg) | GOLD | AIT BEKKA JUGHURTA |  |
| SILVER | BALATE JOSE AZARIAS |  | ||
| BRONZE | OGAKETSE KUTLWANO | | ||
| BRONZE | SHEWAREGA ZEFENYAS | | ||
| 52 | BANTAM (56 kg) | GOLD | MEKKI BENSAID |  |
| SILVER | TSHAMA | RDC | ||
| BRONZE | HASEN SEID ELIL | | ||
| BRONZE | BAGUANI SAID |  | ||
| 53 | LIGHT (60 kg) | GOLD | FUZILE AZINGA | |
| SILVER | EL KEHAL WALID |  | ||
| BRONZE | CYIZA JEAN PIERRE |  | ||
| BRONZE | MULAJ MULAJA | RDC | ||
| 54 | LIGHT WELTER (64 kg) | GOLD | KRAMOU SEMCHEDINE | |
| SILVER | KALUWAPA TITUS |  | ||
| BRONZE | PAVILLOU GEREMI GUILLAME |  | ||
| BRONZE | TAVARES JOAO |  | ||
| 55 | WELTER (69 kg) | GOLD | HIKAL MOHAMED |  |
| SILVER | IPINYE LAULENI MAX | | ||
| BRONZE | MOHAPELOA GODEREY |  | ||
| BRONZE | LECERF LAURENZO | | ||
| 56 | MIDDLE (75 kg) | GOLD | MOHAMED HADI MABROUK | |
| SILVER | ALBERT JOHN CHRISTOPHER | | ||
| BRONZE | KONAH BILL |  | ||
| 57 | HEAVY (91 kg) | GOLD | KILINDO KEVEN JORCY |  |
| SILVER | ISIAKA KAZEEN | | ||
| 58 | SUPER HEAVY (+91 kg) | GOLD | OURZEDINE AMMAR | |
| SILVER | REDA IBRAHIM EL KHALIFA | | ||
| 59 | WOMEN’S FLY (48–51 kg) | GOLD | BOUAROUR CHAHRA | |
| SILVER | KASSOUKA JULIANA |  | ||
| BRONZE | EMAN FARRAG HUSSEIN MOHAMED | | ||
| BRONZE | DIPOUISO KOKETSO | | ||
| 60 | WOMEN’S LIGHT (57–60 kg) | GOLD | KEDOSI KEAMOGETSE | |
| SILVER | SELMOUNI CHAHIRA | | ||
| BRONZE | KASWEKA LINAH | | ||
| BRONZE | KEITA AUSSATOU |  | ||
| 61 | WOMEN’S MIDDLE (69–75 kg) | GOLD | AGWU CELINA EZINDE | |
| SILVER | BASSANT MOHAMED ABDERAHMAN | | ||
| BRONZE | OLATOTSE KATLEGO | | ||
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