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Last updated: 21 June 2026
How protecting children and young people is built into how BoxerConnect works.
In short: under-18 boxers are never shown by name or photo to other clubs. Clubs see only the stats needed for a fair match, and share a child's details themselves, on contact.
Amateur boxing involves many children and young people. Protecting them is built into how BoxerConnect works, not added on afterwards.
When a club lists an under-18, it ticks a box confirming the following statement:
"I confirm that our club holds current consent from this boxer's parent or legal guardian to record their details on BoxerConnect and to share the information shown to other member clubs for the purpose of arranging amateur boxing matches. I understand the boxer's name is not shown to other clubs, and that I can remove their record at any time."
Clubs are responsible for obtaining and retaining that consent in line with their governing body's requirements, and for keeping each boxer's record accurate.
BoxerConnect does not accept or publish a boxer's profile photo while they are under 18. Parental or guardian consent to list a junior does not override this restriction. Once a boxer turns 18, their club can choose to add a photo as a separate step and must confirm it has permission to use that image.
If you have a safeguarding concern about anything on BoxerConnect, tell us straight away. Signed-in clubs can use the Report a concern link on any club's page, or anyone can use the contact page (choose "Safeguarding concern"). Reports reach our team quickly. Urgent risk to a child should always be reported to the police and your governing body first.
We review reports promptly and can act the same day. Where there is a safeguarding or illegal-content concern we may remove content and suspend or permanently remove a club immediately, and we will preserve information and report to the police or other authorities where the law requires it. See our Acceptable Use Policy for what is not allowed.
See also our Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use and Terms.