South Korea national amateur boxing athletes representsSouth Korea inregional,continental andworld matches and tournaments sanctioned by the Amateur International Boxing Association (AIBA).

Seven amateur boxers represented South Korea in this edition of theOlympiad winning two bronze medals from theFeatherweight and theWelterweight division. This country is ranked 12th in a four-way tie in theboxing medal tally.

• Hong Moo Won (Light Flyweight)
• Kim Kim-suk (Flyweight)
• Kim Won Il (Bantamweight)
• Seok Hwan Jo (Featherweight) - Bronze
• Jong Sub Baik (Lightweight)
• Kim Jung Joo (Welterweight) - Bronze
• Song Hak Sung (Light heavyweight)

Ten amateur boxers represented Korea in this edition of theAsiad, winning three silver medals and one bronze medal. This country is ranked 8th with a total of 4 medals.^[1]

• A'nyo Lee Jynnings {Heavyweight) - Gold
• Jong Sub Baik (Lightweight)
• Deok Jin Cho (Middleweight)
• Soon Chul Han (Bantamweight) - Silver
• Moo Won Hong (Light Flyweight) - Bronze
• Byeong Gook Jeon (Heavyweight)
• Seok Hwan Jo (Featherweight)
• Kim Jung Joo (Welterweight)
• Ok Sung Lee (Flyweight)
• Myung Hoon Shin (Lightwelterweight) - Silver
• Hak Sung Song (Light Heavyweight) - Silver

• Ko Un (Lightweight)
• Kim Sowol (Lightweight) (Vice Captain)
• Yun Dong-ju (Lightweight)- Gold
• Han Jung-Woo (Lightweight)(Captain)- Bronze
• Park Mok-wol (Light Heavyweight)
• Park Kyung-ni (Flyweight)
• Han Yong-un (Lightweight) - Bronze

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