Champions & Results
Explore competition results, athlete achievements and the work behind competitive boxing at Cheriki Boxing Academy in Richmond Hill. Every published result should reflect a verifiable performance and a confirmed connection to the academy.
Competition Results by Year
Competition records help athletes and families understand what a boxer has achieved. The table below is ready for verified results from official event records or reliable academy announcements.
| 2026 | Canada Cup National Championships | Ilya Aliakbari | U23, 80 kg | National Champion |
| 2026 | Canada Cup National Championships | Soroush Ganjyar | U19, 75 kg | National Champion |
Athlete Development & Results
Discover the achievements of Cheriki Boxing champions and explore their competition results, championship titles, and progress in the sport.
U23 National Champion — Ilya Aliakbari
Ilya Aliakbari is a Cheriki Boxing Academy athlete and U23 national boxing champion in the 80 kg division. His achievement earned him an invitation to attend the Team Canada training camp in Montreal, scheduled for September 10–16, 2026.
The camp offers an opportunity to train in a high-performance environment, gain experience, and continue developing technical and tactical skills.
From National Champion to the World Stage
Soroush Ganjyar is a Cheriki Boxing Academy athlete and U19 national boxing champion in the 75 kg division. In August 2026, the academy announced his direct invitation to the 2026 U19 World Boxing Championships in Budva, Montenegro.
The invitation represents an important opportunity to compete internationally and continue developing his skills and competitive experience.
Competition Highlights & News
Discover Cheriki Boxing champions and explore their achievements in competitive boxing.
Two Cheriki Academy Boxers Invited to Team Canada Training Camp
Cheriki Academy athletes Ilya Aliakbari and Soroush Ganjyar were officially invited to a Team Canada training camp in Montreal in September 2026. Both athletes have achieved national championship success in their respective divisions. This invitation highlights their continued development and the academy’s commitment to competitive boxing.
Soroush Ganjyar Earns Direct Invitation to the 2026 U19 World Boxing Championships
Cheriki Academy boxer Soroush Ganjyar received a direct invitation to the 2026 U19 World Boxing Championships in Budva, Montenegro. Scheduled for October 14–28, 2026, the championship represents an important international opportunity for the young athlete as he continues his competitive journey under Coach Mehran Cheriki.
Building the Next Generation of Competitive Boxers
Developing competitive boxers takes more than physical training. At Cheriki Academy, athletes work on technique, conditioning, discipline, and tactical skills to support long-term progress. The academy’s competitive pathway helps dedicated boxers build their skills and prepare for the demands of competition.
From Training to Competition
Competitive boxing requires more than physical effort. Athletes develop technical skills, practise under suitable supervision and learn about the requirements of their chosen events. Progress depends on individual readiness and coaching guidance.
Technical Development
Improve footwork, balance, defense, and combinations. Regular feedback helps athletes improve their technique.
Competitive Readiness
Training goals should match each athlete’s experience and ability. Coaches discuss suitable preparation, competition requirements, and the next steps needed to support the athlete’s progress.
Documented Achievement
Official records help confirm what happened at each event. Participation, earning a placement, and winning a title represent different competitive outcomes and achievements.