Jahmal Harvey
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USA Boxing faces early challenges despite strong start at Paris 2024
The first weekend of Olympic boxing concluded with many fans either unaware of how to watch it or simply disinterested. With many top fighters receiving byes early in the tournament, here's what you might have missed in the 2024 Paris Olympics so far...
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Interview
Olympic gold medal hopeful Jahmal Harvey aims to ‘dominate’ his weight class
Jahmal Harvey, 21, is a 2024 U.S. Olympian who previously won gold at the 2021 World Championships in the featherweight division and at the 2023 Pan-Am Games. Harvey, considered the U.S. men’s best chance for gold at the 2024 Paris Games, spoke to Bo...
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Interview
Harvey In Pursuit Of Happiness, And A Gold Medal
Featherweight Jahmal Harvey is thought to be the United States’ best chance at a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics. A lot of those hopes come from his international success as the 21-year-old has collected his fair share of gold medals internatio...
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Jahmal Harvey Very Motivated To Capture Gold at 2024 Paris Olympics
About 30 minutes south of Washington D.C. is a blue-collared small town in Oxon Hill, Md. This city has produced one of the most anticipated young male boxers across the nation. Jahmal Harvey, a 21-year-old native of Oxon Hill, has become one of the...
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Harvey Bags USA Boxing’s First Medal of 2023 Santiago Pan American Games
SA Boxing, with just two bouts yesterday, were represented by their featherweight duo in Jahmal Harvey (Oxon Hill, Md.) and Alyssa Mendoza (Caldwell, Idaho) during the fifth day of boxing at the 2023 Santiago Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
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Team USA Secure Four Bronze Medals on Day Three of Gee Bee Tournament
After a rough opening session to the third day of boxing at the 2023 Gee Bee Tournament, the four remaining men to box stepped up to take a sweep over Canada to join Morelle McCane (Cleveland, Ohio) in tomorrow’s championship bouts.
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Jahmal Harvey, Rashida Ellis, Rahim Gonzales Target 2024 Olympic Games
USA Boxing’s reigning World champions – Maryland featherweight Jahmal Harvey, Massachusetts lightweight Rashida Ellis and Nevada light heavyweight Rahim Gonzales – have all decided, albeit for different reasons, to remain elite Olympic-style amateur...