Results
Bronze medals are awarded to both losing semi-finalists.
| 2002 World Women's Boxing Championship | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
| 45 kg | Mary Kom | Jang Song-Ae | Derya Aktop | Svetlana Miroshnichenko |
| 48 kg | Ri Jong Hyang | Tatyana Lebedeva | Monica Csik | Kumari Meena |
| 51 kg | Simona Galassi | Kim Kun-Son | Lidiya Andreyeva | Elefheria Paleologou |
| 54 kg | Zhang Xiyan | Marzia Davide | Son Bi-Ha | Anges Tapai |
| 57 kg | Jo Pok-Sun | Henriette Kitel-Birkeland | Svetlana Kulakova | Maria Semertzoglu |
| 60 kg | Jennifer Smith-Ogg | Areti Mastroduka | Ana Santos | Naguana Smalls |
| 63.5 kg | Myriam Lamare | Yasemin Ustalar | Daniela David | Sida Gasanova |
| 67 kg | Irina Sinetskaya | Natalie Brown | Tina Hansen | Desi Kontos |
| 71 kg | Larisa Berezenko | Yvonne Reis | Paola Gabriela Casalinuovo | Roxanne Lalancette |
| 75 kg | Olga Slavinskaya | Betina Karlsen | Guo Shuai | Karamjit Kaur |
| 81 kg | Anzhela Torskaya | Irina Smirnova | Jennyfer Grenon | Olga Novoselova |
| 90 kg | Maria Kovacs | Mariya Yovorskaya | Devonne Canady | Jyotsana Haryana |
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