Tony Yoka Highlights

At almost two meters tall, the powerful French Super-Heavyweight has achieved a lot in his career so far despite his youthful age.
A tall and charismatic Parisian, Yoka currently competes in AIBA Pro Boxing, and recently won bronze at the Baku 2015 European Games. The former AIBA Youth World Championships silver medalist and Youth Olympic Games winner competed at the 2013 AIBA World Championships and winner of the AIBA world championships 2015, and is an entertaining fighter to watch when on full form.
After defeating Joseph Parker in the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Yoka has spent the last four years competing all over the world, including stints in the World Series of Boxing for both Paris United, and Italia Thunder.

Yoka lost to Germany’s Erik Pfeifer in WSB after a memorable contest, and will be looking to make amends against the German when they meet in APB.

Although his height gives him an advantage over smaller opponents, the French star is also fast and elusive, which are two skills that will give him a definite advantage in the brutal Super-Heavyweight division.

France’s famed fighter has the youth, size and ability to reach the top of APB’s biggest division, and his journey will be keenly observed by boxing fans all over the world.
Amateur boxing record:
Youth olympic games 2010 - gold medalist
AIBA Youth World Championships 2010 - silver medalist
European Games 2015 - bronze medalist
Aiba world championships 2015 - gold medalist
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