Uzbekistan is known worldwide for its strong amateur boxing tradition, and its kickboxing, MMA and other martial arts communities have grown alongside it. For athletes who compete at international amateur championships and then move into professional events, a single verified record across both is valuable. KBN Uzbekistan provides the route.
The branch
KBN Uzbekistan is based in Tashkent and runs its page at worldkbn.com/uzbekistan. It verifies applications from Uzbek athletes, proposes events in Uzbekistan for sanctioning and maintains its board, clubs and contacts. KBN World HQ issues Fighter IDs and licences, publishes rankings and issues certificates.
In the demo data, the World No. 1 in Professional Men's Kickboxing Welterweight, Aleksei Karimov, is an Uzbek athlete with the Fighter ID KBN-UZ-1040, which illustrates the ID format for the country.
Open the KBN Uzbekistan page →
The six stages, and who handles each
| Stage | What happens | Who |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Intake & completeness | Six attachments checked; missing items requested | KBN Uzbekistan |
| 2 Verification | Identity, events and results checked with organisers | KBN Uzbekistan |
| 3 Result decisions | Each bout approved or rejected with a reason | KBN Uzbekistan / KBN World HQ |
| 4 Point calculation | Engine calculates points from verified bouts | Automatic |
| 5 Fighter ID & licence | Fighter ID UZ series and licence issued | KBN World HQ only |
| 6 Publication & certificate | Ranking published; certificate issued | KBN World HQ only |
Amateur and professional, kept separate
Many Uzbek athletes have long amateur careers before turning professional. KBN ranks amateur and professional in separate tables, and points never transfer. Both records remain on your profile; each table counts only its own category's bouts from the last 24 months.
Evidence tips
- National federation letters listing tournament results are strong evidence for amateur championships.
- For tournaments, record the placement on the deciding bout: +25 third, +50 runner-up, +100 champion.
- Upload Uzbek- or Russian-language documents in the original with an English description.
- Check that transliterated names match across passport, fight cards and certificates.
Your tables
Uzbek athletes are ranked in the Uzbekistan national table, the Asian continental table and the world table.
Uzbekistan national rankings →
For clubs and coaches in Uzbekistan
Coaches can help athletes by keeping federation letters and result sheets for every tournament, with placements. Amateur tournaments with several bouts produce several results: each needs to be listed in the application, with the placement on the deciding bout.
Getting started
- Gather evidence for the last 24 months.
- Check the Uzbekistan events tab.
- Apply online; KBN Uzbekistan reviews applications from Uzbek athletes.
Myths and facts for athletes from Uzbekistan
| Myth | Fact |
|---|---|
| KBN Uzbekistan issues licences | Only KBN World HQ issues Fighter IDs and licences |
| A fee to the branch can speed up points | Points can never be purchased; no fee affects results |
| Only bouts in Uzbekistan count | Bouts at any event with a KBN level count, if verified |
| My continental table depends on where I fight | It follows my country: Asia |
| Old national titles still count | Results older than 24 months stay on the record but score zero |
A worked example for a Uzbekistan athlete
| Bout | Level | Result | Time value | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National championship final, 4 months ago | ×1.0 | Champion, decision | 100% | 125 |
| International Open, 9 months ago | ×1.5 | Loss | 100% | 7.5 |
| Continental Championship, 14 months ago | ×2.0 | KO win | 50% | 30 |
| Total | 162.5 |
The same total counts in the national table for Uzbekistan, the Asia table and the world table of the athlete's division.
What happens after you are ranked
Once KBN World HQ publishes your ranking, your profile shows your national rank in Uzbekistan, your continental rank and your world rank, with a bout-by-bout points breakdown and a 12-month points chart. Your licence and certificate are available in your fighter portal and carry QR codes that resolve on the verify page. Keep submitting new verified results: they replace older results as those halve at 12 months and expire at 24 months.
Working with your branch
Your branch is your first contact for questions about your application, document requests and event sanctioning in Uzbekistan. Its page lists the board and contact details. For decisions made by KBN World HQ, such as event levels, licences and publication, the branch can forward questions with a recommendation, and the complaints and appeals procedure applies if you disagree with a decision.
Frequently asked questions
QDo my amateur boxing medals count?
Verified tournament bouts count in the amateur table, with placement bonuses on the deciding bout, as long as they are within 24 months.
QWhat does a Fighter ID from Uzbekistan look like?
KBN-UZ followed by a sequence number, for example KBN-UZ-1040.
QWhich continental table am I in?
Asia.
QCan KBN Uzbekistan publish my ranking?
No. Publication is done only by KBN World HQ.
Figures in this article are computed from the KBN register at the time of reading. View, like and share counters on this demo site are sample values.