This experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of thawing conditions at 50℃, 50 sec, 45℃, 50 sec、50℃, 45 sec and 45℃, 45 sec respectively on quality of frozen- thawed semen in boars. Semen collected from eight healthy Duroc boars of known reproductive history (2.5 year of age), were retained for sperm cryopreservation. Frozen semen with different thawing conditions and the percentage of live sperm, total motility and rapid progressive motility (RPM) were investigated. The results showed that the percentages of live sperm, total motility and RPM were not significantly different between the two groups of thawed at 50℃, 50 sec and 50℃, 45 sec. (P > 0.05). Thawing straw at 50℃, 45 sec had significantly (P < 0.05) higher percentage of live sperm, total motility and RPM than those of straws thawed at 45℃, 45 sec.