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Boxing in Belgium, from the gym to ringside

Want to discover boxing in Belgium, attend a fight night or watch a bout again? Mémorisable films Belgian amateur boxing and connects videos to the boxers in its archive. This guide offers several starting points: finding a club, checking an event announcement or getting to know a boxer through footage.

Federations: check the discipline first

For boxing, consult the resources of the Ligue francophone de boxe (LFB) and the Vlaamse Boksliga (VBL). Combat sports calendars may also list kickboxing or muay Thai organisations such as LFKB MO. Before choosing an event or a club, check the advertised discipline: the rules and training are not interchangeable. Federation websites remain the references for their own clubs and announcements.

Clubs in Brussels, Wallonia and Flanders

Start close to home, then compare the information clubs publish. Our directory uses the clubs mentioned in the profiles of boxers we have filmed. It groups them by city when that city appears explicitly in the recorded club name. Other clubs remain visible without an assigned location. To broaden a search in Brussels, Liège, Charleroi, Ghent, Antwerp or Bruges, also consult federation directories: our selection does not cover every gym in Belgium.

Choosing a boxing event in Belgium

The calendar brings together FightRep announcements with the date, city, venue and organiser where supplied. Use the filters to plan your visit, then open the original announcement to check the details. Information can change after collection. An event listed in the calendar is not necessarily filmed by Mémorisable; available footage appears in our video catalogue.

Getting started: questions to ask a club

Before a first session, ask whether the club offers a beginner group, what equipment to bring and how new members are welcomed. Explain whether you want recreational training or would like to learn about progressing towards competition. Ask directly about schedules, enrolment conditions and costs: those details cannot be inferred from videos. You can then compare concrete answers rather than choose only from an event poster.

Watch amateur boxing with Mémorisable

Filmed bouts reveal moments a short result cannot describe. Browse the video catalogue, then open a boxer’s profile to find their linked footage. Interviews and reports add further context. Profiles remain limited to available information; a single video cannot establish a complete fight record. The news section provides another way to explore this boxing scene.

Questions about boxing in Belgium

Where can I find a boxing event in Belgium?

Check the Mémorisable calendar supplied by FightRep, filter by city and verify the original announcement for the date, venue and start time.

How can I find a boxing club in my city?

Explore our selection of clubs mentioned in boxer profiles and the federation directories. Contact the club to confirm its location, timetable and beginner sessions.

Are all events in the calendar filmed?

No. The calendar and video catalogue are separate sources. Only videos in the catalogue are available on Mémorisable.

Do I need to want to compete before contacting a club?

Explain the type of training you are looking for and ask which groups the club offers. Confirm entry conditions and introductory sessions directly with the club.

Sources and references

FightRep