Vit Král (; born 22 March 1992) is a Czech boxer. He is twelve times champion of the Czech Republic in various age categories. He was member of the Czech national team and a boxing coach.
Life Vít Král was born on 22 March 1992 in Brno. He was a student of the Ludvík Daňek Sports High School. In his childhood, he was first involved in football. He has doing boxing since he was ten years old. His coach was his father Vít Král Sr., former champion of Czechoslovakia. As an extraordinary talent, he was able to box thanks to a Czech boxing association exemption at the Czech Senior Championships (men), where he fought for the first time at the age of fifteen, but was defeated on points in the category.
However, an injury to his right wrist (fracture of the scaphoid ) and a dislocated shoulder limited the promising development of his career. He had three operations related to his injuries. After healing these injuries, he bounced back by winning the Czech Republic men's championship in 2012. He also boxed in the Czech national tournament for the Prostějov boxing club DTJ Prostějov and Rohovník Armex Děčín. After finishing his active career, he has been coaching and working with young boxers. He works as a coach in the Kometa Boxing Brno club. Among his charges is also Jindřich Janečka.
Sports career 2005 Champion of the Czech Republic, boys, category. Champion of the Czech Republic, youth, category , RSC victory (victory by stopping the match by the ring referee). 2006 Champion of the Czech Republic, boys, , RSC victory. Champion of the Czech Republic, youth, category, RSC victory. 2007 Champion of the Czech Republic, boys, category, victory on points. Czech Republic Champion, youth, category , RSC victory. 2008 Czech Republic Champion, boys, category, RSC victory. Czech Republic Champion, youth, category, WO victory (win without a fight). Second place at the Czech Republic Championship, men, category, loss on points in the final. 2009 Czech National Champion, youth, category, RSC victory. Czech Republic Champion, men, category, victory on points. Winner of the International youth Tournament in Mostar, category, victory by forfeit. 2012 Champion of the Czech Republic, men, category, victory on points. 2014 Champion of the Czech Republic, men, category, victory on points. 2015 Participant of the European Games in Baku 2015 after being nominated by the Czech Olympic Committee.
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