There will be a total of 13 weight categories for the first time, following a category revision in August.

World champions such as Andy Cruz Gomez, Roniel Iglesias, Arlen Lopez and Julio La Cruz from Cuba are all on the entry list to compete, as is 2019 gold medallist Mirazizbek Mirzahalilov of Uzbekistan.

Three-time world gold medallist Tsotne Rogava of Ukraine is set to compete.

Olympic bronze medallists Hovhannes Bachkov of Armenia, Loren Alfonso of Azerbaijan, Brazil's Abner Teixeira and Kazakhstan's Saken Bibossinov, 

Philippines' Eumir Marcial is also an Olympic bronze medallist and a world silver medallist.

Radoslav Pantaleev of Bulgaria and France's Bilal Bennama are also world bronze medallists.

Youth Olympic Games champions from 2018 Aibek Oralbay of Kazakhstan and Thailand's Atichai Phoemsap are on the entry list too.

Gold medallists are to receive $100,000 (£73,600/€86,700) at the Championships with silver medallists receiving $50,000 (£36,800/€43,300) and bronze medallists taking $25,000 (£18,400/€21,600).

"I believe that this World Championships will start a new chapter in AIBA's history," said AIBA President Umar Kremlev. 

"We have a record number of participants competing in 13 new weight categories, which is a sign of boxing's strength and extensive global development. 

"We are providing our athletes with the best opportunities to succeed and we will do our utmost to ensure a fair chance and fair fights for every participant. 

"I am truly looking forward to the opening of the Championships in Belgrade."

The AIBA Men's World Boxing Championships are scheduled to take place from October 24 to November 6.