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The Men's 2014 USA National Championships Boxing 2014 were held in Spokane, USA from January 20 to January 25. It is the 124th edition of this annual competition.
| Kategoria wagowa | Gold Medal | Silver Medal | Brown Medal |
| Light Flyweight (- 49 kg.) | Leroy Davila | Joshua Franco | Melik Elliston Dominique Sosa |
| Flyweight (- 52 kg.) | Malik Jackson | Shawn Simpson | Aurel Love Marshall Sanchez |
| Bantamweight (- 56 kg.) | JaRico O'Quinn | Sharone Carter | Ramon Cardenas Jesus Vasquez |
| Lightweight (- 60 kg.) | Genaro Gamez | Jousce Gonzalez | Charles Vasquez |
| Light Welterweight (- 64 kg.) | Abraham Nova | Efrain Estrada | Thomas Mattice Alfonso Olvera |
| Welterweight (- 69 kg.) | Jose Alday | Chardale Booker | Jeremiah Millett Timothy Lee |
| Middleweight (- 75 kg.) | LeShawn Rodriguez | Anthony Campbell | Bryan Flores Jonathan Esquivel |
| Light Heavyweight (- 81 kg.) | Julius Butler | Jasper McCargo | Nico Valdes Dugon Lawton |
| Heavyweight (- 91 kg.) | Joshua Temple | Sardius Simmons | Earl Newman Jr. Smbat Bagdassarian |
| Super Heavyweight (+ 91 kg.) | Cam Awesome | Elvis Garcia | Cassius Chaney Marcellus Williams |
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