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IOC BOXING TASK FORCE MEDIA GUIDEOLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020

3 WELCOME

5 IOC BOXING TASK FORCE

8 OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION PATHWAY

10 TECHNICAL OFFICIALS SELECTION & BOXING REGULATIONS

13 BOXING TASK FORCE RANKINGS

27 TOP-RANKED BOXERS

41 OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 BOXING COMPETITION VENUE

43 OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 BOXING COMPETITION SCHEDULE

46 ATHLETE ENTRY LIST

56 HISTORY OF BOXING AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES

59 REFERENCES & RESOURCES

CONTENTS

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01 WELCOME

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Dear members of the media,

Welcome to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – and to the Kokugikan Arena, the venue for the 13 boxing events (eight men’s events, five women’s events) at the Olympic Games. From 24 July to 8 August, athletes and viewers will be able to enjoy Japanese culture while watching the boxers in action in one of the most iconic venues of this summer’s Games.

We are arriving here after a long, difficult and ultimately rewarding journey that began in 2019, when the 134th IOC Session decided to suspend the recognition of the International Boxing Association (AIBA). At the same time, the IOC decided to retain boxing on the Olympic programme for Tokyo 2020. The IOC Boxing Task Force (BTF), which I represent, was created to develop a qualification system for the sport

2020 after a complex qualification pathway. The pandemic has had a significant impact on the Boxing Road to Tokyo over the last 17 months, and we have had to restructure the qualification pathway – a reality that was faced across all sports and, from a wider perspective, in all other aspects of our lives.

Even so, the BTF’s overarching goal remained the same: to ensure a clear, just, and fair pathway to Tokyo 2020. We have done our best to achieve that goal, and we empathise with all teams and athletes (not only in boxing, but across all sports) who have experienced challenges and disruptions posed by these unprecedented times in their quest for their Olympic dream.

Finally, we are here: the best boxers of the world in Tokyo. Only some of them will fulfil their dream to finish on top of the Olympic podium, but we trust that all participants will enjoy a unique experience – and that the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be a true showcase of Olympic values, as well as a turning point for the sport.

Once again, we would like to thank you for your interest in OIympic boxing, and we wish you all good luck in the coming days in Tokyo!

Mr Morinari Watanabe Chair, IOC Boxing Task Force

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for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, and to organise and deliver the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic boxing competition in Tokyo.

The BTF has done as much as possible during the time available to protect the integrity of the sport, and to ensure the athletes have a fair field of play on which to compete. We amended the Event Regulations for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the boxing tournament at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with specific changes to deliver our commitment to transparency while minimising the impact on boxers. We have also implemented new scoring procedures, introduced a new selection process for technical officials, and brought in a new ranking and seeding system. Furthermore, we have enlisted an external independent auditor to guarantee that all procedures are followed and that the results of these processes can be trusted by all.

This has been an inclusive process, involving Athlete Ambassadors, a group of experts, National Federations (NFs), National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and most importantly the athletes: we have listened to their voices and kept them at the heart of all our decisions. We would not have been able to achieve our mission without the support and trust of so many individuals and organisations, and ultimately of the whole boxing community. It is now time to thank them for their commitment and trust on the Boxing Road to Tokyo.

Some 291 boxers from 80 nations and the Refugee Olympic Team have qualified to compete at the Olympic Games Tokyo

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02 IOC BOxing Task FOrCE

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The IOC Boxing Task Force (BTF) was created by the IOC Executive Board in June 2019. This was in line with the decision at the 134th IOC Session to keep boxing on the sports programme for Tokyo 2020, but to suspend IOC recognition of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) due to concerns over finance, governance, ethics, and refereeing and judging.

The IOC Executive Board gave the BTF the mandate to organise and deliver the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic boxing tournament at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Mission The mandate of the BTF is to create a clear, just and fair qualification pathway for boxers to realise their dream of competing at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The Tokyo 2020 tournament will feature 291 boxers (188 men, 103 women) competing in 13 weight classes (eight for men, five for women). Members The BTF is composed of five members:

• Morinari Watanabe (Chair), an IOC Member and President of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) from Japan

• Willi Kaltschmitt Luján, an IOC Executive Board member from Guatemala

• William Frederick Blick, an IOC Member from Uganda

• Marius Vizer, President of the International Judo Federation from Austria

• Aya Medany, an IOC Athletes’ Commission member from Egypt

Athlete Ambassadors Group The BTF created the Athlete Ambassadors Group to engage with and represent boxers, and to promote the athletes’ voice – which is central to the Olympic Movement – within

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boxing. The Athlete Ambassadors Group is composed of 10 boxers, one man and one woman from each of the five regions, providing gender balance and global representation:

• Africa: Lukmon Lawal (NGR) and Khadija Mardi (MAR)

• Americas: Julio César La Cruz Peraza (CUB) and Mikaela Mayer (USA)

• Asia: Hu Jianguan (CHN) and Mary Kom (IND)

• Europe: Vasyl Lomachenko (UKR) and Sarah Ourahmoune (FRA)

• Oceania: David Nyika (NZL) and Shelley Watts (AUS)

Their primary roles are to represent the athletes’ voice in BTF planning, engage with boxers, and promote a sustained athletes’ voice and representation in the sport. The Group actively contributed to BTF decision-making processes along the Boxing Road to Tokyo and in the lead-up to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Technical team

The BTF is supported by a dedicated management team that includes boxing technical staff, who help manage and deliver the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic boxing tournament. This team is supported by a group of experts, which includes members of selected boxing federations, athletes, representatives of combat sports and medical personnel.

Key BTF implementations The BTF has introduced a number of innovations for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic boxing tournament at Tokyo 2020:

• Gender equality Athletes: The Tokyo 2020 boxing competition will feature 188 men and 103 women, compared to 250 men and 36 women at Rio 2016. The number women’s weight categories has been increased from three at Rio 2016 to five at Tokyo 2020, and the number of men’s weight categories has been reduced from ten at Rio 2016 to eight at Tokyo 2020.

International Technical Officials (ITOs): The Tokyo 2020 boxing competition will feature 14 female ITOs out of a total of 58. This is an increase from Rio 2016, where 6 of the 63 ITOs were women. BTF Athlete Ambassadors: All regions are represented by both a male and a female athlete. Competition schedule: The first boxing gold medal of the Games will be awarded to a woman – in the Feather (54-57kg) class. New for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, men and women’s bouts will alternate as the closing bouts of the sessions.

• Transparent scoring Scores are now publicly displayed at the end of each round and there is additional clarity on judging criteria.

• Objective and transparent referee and judge appointments and assessments The pool of eligible technical officials considered for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 has been determined based on background checks and completion of ethics exams. A random selection process under the supervision of an external auditor has been followed to confirm the officials for each competition. Technical officials are monitored and evaluated on a daily basis throughout competition.

• Compulsory prevention course on competition manipulation All Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 qualified athletes, team officials and technical officials must have completed this training.

• Enhanced medical procedures Thorough post-bout medical reviews and daily training sessions with local medical staff.

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03 OLyMpiC QuaLiFiCaTiOn paThWay

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The BTF is in charge of delivering the Boxing Road to Tokyo Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events. A total of 291 boxers (188 men and 103 women) have reached the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Men’s boxers competed in eight weights:

• Fly Weight 48-52kg

• Feather Weight 52-57kg

• Light Weight 57-63kg

• Welter Weight 63-69kg

• Middle Weight 69-75kg

• Light Heavy Weight 75-81kg

• Heavy Weight 81-91kg

• Super Heavy Weight 91kg+

Women’s boxers competed in five weight categories for the first time, with two additional categories compared to the Olympic Games Rio 2016:

• Fly Weight 48-51kg

• Feather Weight 54-57kg

• Light Weight 57-60kg

• Welter Weight 64-69kg

• Middle Weight 69-75kg

The qualification events took place between February 2020 and June 2021.

African Qualifying Event Dakar (SEN), 20-29 February 2020 The first Boxing Road to Tokyo Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event, held at the Dakar Arena, saw 198 athletes from 38 African countries competing for 33 quota places (22 for men, 11 for women). Asian/Oceanian Qualifying Event Amman (JOR), 3-11 March 2020 The Asian/Oceanian Qualifying Event was originally scheduled to take place in Wuhan (CHN) in February 2020, but was subsequently moved to the Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan. The qualifier saw 211 boxers from 35 countries competing for 63 quota places (41 for men, 22 for women).

European Qualifying Event London (GBR), 14-16 March 2020 Paris (FRA), 4-8 June 2021 The third event of the Boxing Road to Tokyo series began at the Copper Box Arena in London but was suspended following the third day of competition due to the increasing travel restrictions and national lockdowns stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. Some 16 quota places were assigned during the first three days of competition, all for men’s events.

Following the BTF’s decision to restructure the Tokyo 2020 boxing qualifying path, Paris was selected to host the resumption of the European qualifier – which resumed from where it was halted, following the end of day 3 of competition. Of the 316 boxers from 43 countries who had competed in the preliminaries in London, 176 boxers from 38 countries were eligible to continue at Le Grand Dôme in Villebon-sur-Yvette, Paris. A further 61 quota places (34 men, 27 women) were earned in Paris in the last boxing qualifier before the Games, for a total of 77 quota places across the European Qualifying Event. Americas Qualifying Event Cancelled

The Boxing Road to Tokyo Americas qualifier was scheduled to take place in Buenos Aires (ARG) from 10 to 16 May

2021, but was cancelled due to the travel restrictions and lockdowns implemented across the region caused by COVID-19.

The BTF considered many alternative options, with the aims of protecting the athletes’ health and safety, safeguarding a fair and equitable Olympic qualification pathway, and providing the athletes with certainty and sufficient time to prepare for Tokyo 2020. However, due to the complexity and nature of the sport and the large number of international participants (400 people from 80 nations, including technical officials), it was deemed not possible either to change location or to reschedule the event to a later date.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic boxing qualification pathway for the Americas was therefore restructured to reflect the cancellation of the Americas Olympic Boxing Qualifier, and all 49 quota places (33 men, 16 women) were allocated via the BTF Rankings in accordance with the eligibility criteria of the Olympic Boxing Qualification System. Final World Olympic Qualifier Cancelled Due to the surge of COVID-19 cases all over the world, the challenges to international travel and related restrictions, the need to prioritise the continental Olympic qualifiers, the aim of allowing sufficient time for athletes to recover between events and to prepare for the Olympic Games, and the need to ensure that athletes of all regions had a fair and equal opportunity to qualify, the final World Olympic Qualifier planned for the end of the qualification pathway had to be cancelled.

The 53 quota places (32 men, 21 women) that were due to be allocated at the event were assigned equally across the four regions (Africa, Americas, Asia/Oceania and Europe) and all weight categories. Following the fundamental principle of universality, one nominal quota was allocated to the best-ranked athlete not yet qualified per region and per weight category, as per the BTF Rankings and in accordance with the eligibility criteria of the Olympic Boxing Qualification System, upon the conclusion of each respective continental event. The final quota place was allocated to the next best ranked athlete worldwide not yet qualified in the Women’s Fly (48-51 kg), as per the BTF Rankings and eligibility criteria.

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04 TEChniCaL OFFiCiaLs sELECTiOn & BOxIng rEguLaTiOns

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BOXiNG TEChNiCAL OFFiCiALS SELECTiON PROCESS

One of the BTF’s objectives has been to define and document new processes to establish the highest standards and credibility in boxing competitions, particularly with regard to the selection of referees and judges (R&Js) for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

Following a review and assessment of all current AIBA processes related to the appointment and evaluation of R&Js, the BTF has integrated multiple control steps into the new processes to ensure greater transparency and neutrality for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The effective implementation of these new processes before and during the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is also subject to a compliance assessment conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Furthermore, in line with its mandate, the BTF has increased gender equity among

the International Technical Officials (ITOs): at Tokyo 2020, 14 of the 58 ITOs will be female, compared to six of 63 at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and three out of 63 at the Olympic Games London 2012.

The main innovations introduced by the BTF to the Boxing Technical Officials Selection Process include:

• Reviews All officials are reviewed to ensure they meet the selection criteria in areas including but not limited to experience levels, certifications and historical performances. In addition, all Technical Delegates (TDs), ITOs and R&Js must be AIBA-certified individuals according to their roles.

• Background checks All officials are subject to background checks. Any identified cases of wrongdoing deemed as a risk to the ethical

well-being of the events organised by the BTF would lead to the removal of said official(s) from all competitions.

• Random draws The BTF has organised random draws from the eligible pool of officials to determine the officials for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The random draws for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events included only R&Js from outside the region where the qualifier was to take place while ensuring both continental and gender representation.

• Education All officials selected for each Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event, as well as for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, have been required to complete a course on the topic of competition manipulation, followed by a compulsory online test on the topic. In addition, all R&Js selected for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 have been required to take an enhanced version of the online test that included boxing-specific questions on technical and competition rules.

• Exclusions Current AIBA Executive Committee members, AIBA NF Presidents, AIBA NF Secretaries General and R&Js who were selected for the Olympic Games Rio 2016 were not considered in the TD, ITO and R&J selection process. Former AIBA Executive Committee members in the past three (3) years were also not part of the selection process.

The Boxing Technical Officials Selection Process Summary is available for download from boxing.athlete365.org.

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BOXiNG REGULATiONSIn line with the mandate of primarily delivering the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the boxing tournament at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, and considering the importance of focusing on the athletes, the BTF has complemented existing AIBA regulations with specific amendments to deliver its commitment to transparency while minimising the impact on boxers. The complete BTF Event Regulations are available for download at boxing.athlete365.org.

Changes in the regulations to be adopted for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 include:

• Scores are now publicly displayed at the end of each round, allowing boxers and coaches to react accordingly to partial scores during the bout.

• Additional clarity on judging criteria has been added to the Event Manual to assist in the global understanding of what Judges are looking for in a bout.

• Boxers no longer need to be clean-shaven to compete.

• Boxers who lose due to being disqualified (DSQ) are not automatically impeded from receiving a medal. This sanction is reserved to Disqualification due to Unsportsmanlike Behaviour (DQB).

• The Observer position has been removed from the Field of Play – the Technical Official now evaluates referees and judges from an isolated room, assisted by a custom-made video adjudication system.

In addition, the following changes have been made to the rules compared to the Olympic Games Rio 2016:

• The duration of women’s bouts has changed from four (4) rounds of two (2) minutes to three (3) rounds of three (3) minutes, in line with the duration of the men’s bouts.

• All five (5) judges’ scores are now counted – compared to Rio 2016, when three (3) out of the five (5) judges’ scores were randomly selected.

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A seeding system has traditionally been used in Olympic boxing tournaments to allow the highest-ranking boxers to be separated in the competition brackets for each weight category. The BTF collected inputs on ranking and seeding from a wide group of stakeholders, including teams and athletes, and it was agreed that the best boxers should be given the possibility of being seeded. This would avoid confrontations between the top boxers in the early stages and ensure increasingly high-level bouts at later stages of the tournament. Therefore, it was agreed on the necessity of a seeding process in the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

A special working group was created, including representatives of Boxing NFs from all regions, with the task of establishing a fair ranking system to be used as a baseline to seed boxers at the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Further consultations also took

place with the BTF Athletes Ambassadors group. As a result of this analysis, the BTF adopted the BTF Ranking and Seeding System for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

BTF Ranking and Seeding System The BTF Ranking and Seeding System for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 applies to all boxers, and serves to seed the top four (4) boxers in each continental qualifier and the boxing tournament in the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The system is based on points awarded on individual on-field results, obtained in selected international competitions (the most significant and relevant) between 2017 and 2021, including the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events. Due to the cancellation of the Americas Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event, the highest ranked boxer of the Americas region in each weight

category automatically received the number 3 seed in the respective weight categories for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.

The BTF has been responsible for the BTF Ranking and Seeding System, ensuring a fair and consistent process across the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events. An external auditor has validated the BTF Rankings to ensure the accuracy of the results and their compliance with the scoring/weighting criteria.

The Ranking and Seeding System, the BTF Rankings, the Olympic Games Qualification System, and the Event Regulations that apply to the Boxing Road to Tokyo Qualifying Events and to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 are published online at boxing.athlete365.org/rules-and-references

These rankings were updated on 18 June 2021 after the conclusion of the European continental qualifier (4-8 June 2021).

BOXING TASK FORCE RANKiNGS

# NAME NOC CNT POiNTS

1 Amit Panghal IND ASI 620

2 Billal Bennama FRA EUR 600

3 Mohamed Flissi ALG AFR 520

3 Hu Jianguan CHN ASI 520

5 Shakhobidin Zoirov UZB ASI 500

6 Galal Yafai GBR EUR 485

7 Gabriel Escobar Mascunano ESP EUR 380

8 Patrick Chinyemba ZAM AFR 300

8 Thitisan Panmot THA ASI 300

10 Saken Bibossinov KAZ ASI 275

10 Rajab Otukile Mahommed BOT AFR 275

12 Yosbany Veitia CUB AME 260

12 Batuhan Çiftçi TUR EUR 260

14 Tetteh Sulemanu GHA AFR 250

15 Artur Hovhannisyan ARM EUR 240

16 Sakhil Alakhverdovi GEO EUR 225

17 Carlo Paalam PHI ASI 215

18 Yuberjen Herney Martinez Rivas COL AME 210

19 Dawit Wibshet ETH AFR 200

19 Juliano Fernando Maquina MOZ AFR 200

21 Daniel Panev Asenov BUL EUR 190

22 Azat Usenaliev KGZ ASI 185

23 Cosmin-Petre Girleanu ROU EUR 175

24 Oscar Collazo PUR AME 170

25 Berry Namri VAN OCE 150


25 Nodirjon Mirzakhmedov UZB ASI 150

25 Kim In-kyu KOR ASI 150

25 Rodrigo Marte De La Rosa DOM AME 150

25 Charles Keama PNG OCE 150

30 Alex Winwood AUS OCE 145

31 Hasanboy Dusmatov UZB ASI 130

32 Ndabezinhle Petros Phiri ZIM AFR 125

32 Nestor Thomas NAM AFR 125

32 Omid Ahmadisafa IRI ASI 125

32 Brendan Irvine IRL EUR 125

32 Koryun Soghomonyan ARM EUR 125

37 Ramon Nicanor Quiroga ARG AME 120

37 Aldoms Suguro INA ASI 120

39 Manuel Cappai ITA EUR 105

39 Said Mortaji MAR AFR 105

39 Hamza Touba GER EUR 105

42 Zoheb Ali FIJ OCE 100

42 Hassan Shaffi Bakari KEN AFR 100

42 Deepak Singh IND ASI 100

42 Joahnys Argilagos CUB AME 100

46 Vasilii Egorov ROC EUR 90

47 Jasurbek Lapitov UZB ASI 80

48 Tu Po-Wei TPE ASI 75

48 Yankiel Rivera Figueroa PUR AME 75

48 Kevin Arias NCA AME 75

MEN’S FLY (48-52KG)

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48 Mirlan Turkbai Uulu KGZ ASI 75

48 Temirtas Zhussupov KAZ ASI 75

48 Tosho Kashiwasaki JPN ASI 75

48 Federico Serra ITA EUR 75

48 Regan Buckley IRL EUR 75

48 Damian Arce CUB AME 75

48 Enkhmandakh Kharkhuu MGL ASI 75

48 Mick Mikamou Mayelet GAB AFR 75

48 Doudou Ilunga COD AFR 75

48 Rasul Saliev ROC EUR 75

61 Michael Angeletti USA AME 60

61 Jo Se-Hyeong KOR ASI 60

61 Masud Yusifzada AZE EUR 60

64 Dmytro Zamotayev UKR EUR 50

64 Champion Busigne UGA AFR 50

64 Tamir Galanov ROC EUR 50

64 O Tae Bom PRK ASI 50

64 Marvin Tabamo PHI ASI 50

64 Ramel Macado PHI ASI 50

64 Mousa Sahabi Gado NIG AFR 50

64 Tony Heriniaina Nomenjanahary MAD AFR 50

64 Khamphouvanh Khamsathone LAO ASI 50

64 Zhomart Yerzhan KAZ ASI 50


1 Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov UZB ASI 850

2 Albert Batyrgaziev ROC EUR 490

3 Everisto Mulenga ZAM AFR 475

4 Lazaro Alvarez CUB AME 470

5 Peter McGrail GBR EUR 400

6 Nicholas Okongo Okoth KEN AFR 350

6 Samuel Kistohurry FRA EUR 350

8 Mohammad Al-Wadi JOR ASI 345

9 Mohamed Hamout MAR AFR 335

10 Mykola Butsenko UKR EUR 320

11 Erdenebat Tsendbaatar MGL ASI 300

11 Isaac Masembe UGA AFR 300

13 Roland Galos HUN EUR 260

14 Kurt Walker IRL EUR 240

14 Kairat Yeraliev KAZ ASI 240

16 Chatchai-decha Butdee THA ASI 235

17 Van Gioi Nguyen VIE ASI 230

18 Tayfur Aliyev AZE EUR 215

19 Kavinder Bisht IND ASI 212.5

20 Serik Temirzhanov KAZ ASI 200

20 Samuel Takyi GHA AFR 200

22 Ian Clark Bautista PHI ASI 195

23 Duke Ragan USA AME 180


64 Cornelis Kwangu Langu INA ASI 50

64 Nodari Darbaidze GEO EUR 50

64 Aqeel Ahmed GBR EUR 50

64 Martín Molina ESP EUR 50

64 Rufat Huseynov AZE EUR 50

64 Baregham Harutyunyan ARM EUR 50

64 Ramish Rahmani AFG ASI 50

81 Mohammad Al-Gharaghir JOR ASI 45

81 Luis Delgado ECU AME 45

83 Yoel Finol Rivas VEN AME 33.7

84 Seneviratne Bandara SRI ASI 30

84 Gankhuyagiin Gan-Erdene MGL ASI 30

84 Tlholohelo Mokhesi LES AFR 30

84 Anvar Muzaparov KAZ ASI 30

84 Kavinder Bisht IND ASI 30

84 Salah Ibrahim GER EUR 30

84 Sergio Antonio Rodrigues CPV AFR 30

84 Ceiber Avila COL AME 30

92 Muhammed Unlu TUR EUR 20

92 Daniel Maamo PHI ASI 20

92 David Alaverdian ISR EUR 20

92 Niall Farrell GBR EUR 20

92 Robinson Rodriguez CRC AME 20


24 Osvel Caballero CUB AME 150

24 Christon Amram NRU OCE 150

24 Vasile Usturoi BEL EUR 150

27 Arslan Khataev FIN EUR 135

28 Gaurav Bidhuri IND ASI 125

28 Tryagain Ndevelo NAM AFR 125

28 Sing Yu Tso HKG ASI 125

28 Sangmyeong Ham KOR ASI 125

28 Pedro Manuel Gomes ANG AFR 125

28 Maitewa Kesaotshepa Tefo BOT AFR 125

28 Daniyal Shahbakhsh IRI ASI 125

28 Fikremariyam Yadesa Leta ETH AFR 125

28 Krenar Zeneli ALB EUR 125

28 Jose Quiles Brotons ESP EUR 125

28 Hamsat Shadalov GER EUR 125

39 Moroke Mokhotho LES AFR 105

40 Jamie Chang PNG OCE 100

41 Zhihao Chen CHN ASI 95

42 Dorin Bucşa MDA EUR 90

43 Oussama Mordjane ALG AFR 75

43 Alexy Miguel De La Cruz Baez DOM AME 75

43 Sharafa Raman GER EUR 75

43 Kharkhüügiin Enkh-Amar MGL ASI 75

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MEN’S FEAThER (52-57KG)



43 Lucas Fernandez URU AME 75

43 Lanson Ron VAN OCE 75

43 Nathan Lunata COD AFR 75

43 Musa Cham GAM AFR 75

43 Artur Bazeyan ARM EUR 75

43 Edgaras Skurdelis LTU EUR 75

43 Viliam Tankó SVK EUR 75

43 Kevin Godla CZE EUR 75

55 Ceiber Avila Segura COL AME 67.5

56 Mirco Jehiel Cuello ARG AME 60

57 Eric Basran CAN AME 60

58 Nikalai Shakh BLR EUR 50

58 Wilson Carlos Semedo CPV AFR 50

58 Franck Mombey GAB AFR 50

58 Artyush Gomtsyan GEO EUR 50

58 Po-Yi Chen TPE ASI 50

63 Douglas de Andrade BRA AME 45

63 Boyan Asenov BUL EUR 45

63 Frederik Jensen DEN EUR 45


1 Sofiane Oumiha FRA EUR 690

2 Andy Cruz CUB AME 550

3 Elnur Abduraimov UZB ASI 475

3 Jonas Jonas NAM AFR 475

5 Zakir Safiullin KAZ ASI 460

6 Dzmitry Asanau BLR EUR 450

7 Louis Richarno Colin MRI AFR 400

8 Baatarsukh Chinzorig MGL ASI 365

9 Luke McCormack GBR EUR 355

10 Hovhannes Bachkov ARM EUR 350

10 Abdelhaq Nadir MAR AFR 350

12 Keyshawn Davis USA AME 340

13 Bakhodur Usmonov TJK ASI 335

13 Harrison Garside AUS OCE 335

15 Obada Mohammad Mustafa Al-Kasbeh JOR ASI 300

15 Gabil Mamedov ROC EUR 300

17 Fiston Mbaya Mulumba COD AFR 295

18 Manish Kaushik IND ASI 275

19 Enrico Lacruz NED EUR 265

20 John Ume PNG OCE 225

21 Leonel De Los Santos Nunez DOM AME 212.5

22 Abdul Wahib Omar GHA AFR 175

22 Yaroslav Khartsyz UKR EUR 175

22 Damian Durkacz POL EUR 175

22 Javid Chalabiyev AZE EUR 175

26 Jun Shan CHN ASI 170

26 Tuğrul Erdemir TUR EUR 170


28 Nuuli Mose SAM OCE 150

28 Erdenebat Tsendbaatar MGL ASI 150

28 Milan Fodor HUN EUR 150

31 Michael Alexander TTO AME 135

32 Otar Eranosyan GEO EUR 125

32 Yahia Abdelli ALG AFR 125

32 Qhobosheane Mohlerepe LES AFR 125

32 Brendon Denes ZIM AFR 125

32 Ashkan Rezaei IRI ASI 125

32 Alexandros Tsanikidis GRE EUR 125

38 Alexandru Paraschiv MDA EUR 120

39 Wanderson de Oliveira BRA AME 110

40 Luis Angel Cabrera VEN AME 105

41 Pemberton Lele SOL OCE 100

41 Jone Davule FIJ OCE 100

43 Karen Tonakanyan ARM EUR 95

44 Ilia Popov ROC EUR 90

44 Daisuke Narimatsu JPN ASI 90

44 Ikboljon Kholdarov UZB ASI 80

44 Iurii Shestak UKR EUR 80

48 Shakurjon Rahimov UZB ASI 75

48 Leodan Pezo Saboya PER AME 75

48 Tevii Steven KIR OCE 75

48 Sanatali Toltayev KAZ ASI 75

48 Ahmad Shtiwi ISR EUR 75

48 Shiva Thapa IND ASI 75

48 Elia Rokobuli FIJ OCE 75


63 Jean Carlos Caicedo Pachito ECU AME 45

63 Munarbek Seitbek Uulu KGZ ASI 45

63 Lee Ye-Chan KOR ASI 45

69 Zhirayr Sargsyan ARM EUR 30

69 Zhang Jiawei CHN ASI 30

69 Rocky Bukasa Biakulowa COD AFR 30

69 Leonel de los Santos DOM AME 30

69 Omar El-Hag GER EUR 30

69 Jill Mandagie INA ASI 30

69 Subaru Murata JPN ASI 30

69 Almanbet Alibekov KGZ ASI 30

69 Daouda Sidibe MLI AFR 30

69 Jo Hyo Nam PRK ASI 30

69 Bilel Mhamdi TUN AFR 30

80 Raffaele Di Serio ITA EUR 20

80 Stefan Ivanov BUL EUR 20

80 Lee McGragor GBR EUR 20

80 Ryomei Tanaka JPN ASI 20

80 Angel Jarquin NCA AME 20

MEN’S FEAThER (52-57KG) CONTiNUED

MEN’S LiGhT (57-63KG)



48 Gildas Bangana CAF AFR 75

48 Alston Ryan ANT AME 75

48 Sanil Shahi NEP ASI 75

48 Atichai Phoemsap THA ASI 75

48 Yasin Adnan UGA AFR 75

48 Akrem Ven Haj Aouina TUN AFR 75

48 Clinton Farlo Ndjinga GAB AFR 75

48 Alex Michael Isendi TAN AFR 75

48 Diallo Ibrahima Bea Jr GUI AFR 75

48 Geroge Bates IRL EUR 75

48 Nikolai Terteryan DEN EUR 75

48 Rexhildo Zeneli ALB EUR 75

67 Calum French GBR EUR 70

68 Jose Viafara COL AME 60

69 Shunkor Abdurasulov UZB ASI 50

69 Freudis Rojas USA AME 50

69 Hursand Imankuliyev TKM ASI 50

69 Togrulbeg Pazzyyev TKM ASI 50

69 Rujakran Juntrong THA ASI 50

69 Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai MGL ASI 50

69 Ahmad Almatbouli JOR ASI 50

69 Amiri Moslem Maghsoudi Mal IRI ASI 50

69 Rohit Tokas IND ASI 50

69 Hamsat Shadalov GER EUR 50

69 Hendri Cedeno DOM AME 50

69 Liam Wilson AUS OCE 50

81 Reda Benbaziz ALG AFR 50

81 Somchay Wongsuwan THA ASI 45

81 Kang Hyeon-Bin KOR ASI 45

81 Miguel Ferrin ECU AME 45

81 Thomas Blumenfeld CAN AME 45

81 Ibrahima Diallo BEL EUR 45


87 Dat Vu Thanh VIE ASI 30

87 Hakan Doğan TUR EUR 30

87 Dinindu Du Ponnawila Vidanalage Don SRI ASI 30

87 Aleksandar Konovalov SRB EUR 30

87 Tadej Černoga SLO EUR 30

87 Aleksei Mazur ROC EUR 30

87 Vasile Suciu ROU EUR 30

87 Richard Hadlow NZL OCE 30

87 Dorin Bucşa MDA EUR 30

87 Edgaras Skurdelis LTU EUR 30

87 Francesco Maietta ITA EUR 30

87 Paolo Di Lerni ITA EUR 30

87 James McGivern IRL EUR 30

87 Murat Yildirim GER EUR 30

87 Artem Harutyunyan GER EUR 30

87 Lasha Guruli GEO EUR 30

87 Jordan Rodriguez FRA EUR 30

87 Cristian Eusse ESP EUR 30

87 Eslam El-Gendy EGY AFR 30

87 Elvis Rodriguez DOM AME 30

87 Samuel Mulugeta Sheno ETH AFR 30

87 Pitso Mmopiemang BOT AFR 30

87 Vazgen Safaryants BLR EUR 30

87 Ali Reza Ahmadi AFG ASI 30

111 Bekdaulet Ibragimov KAZ ASI 20

111 Arashi Morisaka JPN ASI 20

111 Pavel Ishenko ISR EUR 20

111 Sean McComb IRL EUR 20

111 Richard Kovacs HUN EUR 20

111 John Gutierrez COL AME 20

111 Arthur Biyarslanov CAN AME 20

MEN’S LiGhT (57-63KG) CONTiNUED


1 Pat McCormack GBR EUR 820

2 Andrei Zamkovoy ROC EUR 600

3 Zeyad Eashash JOR ASI 560

4 Bobo-Usmon Baturov UZB ASI 500

5 Albert Mengue Ayissi CMR AFR 430

6 Ablaikhan Zhussupov KAZ ASI 400

7 Roniel Iglesias CUB AME 320

7 Lorenzo Sotomayor Collazo AZE EUR 320

9 Sewonrets Okazawa JPN ASI 315

10 Steven Zimba ZAM AFR 300

10 Vikas Krishan IND ASI 300

12 Marion Ah Tong SAM OCE 275

12 Merven Clair MRI AFR 275

14 Qiong Maimaitituersun CHN ASI 245


14 Aidan Walsh IRL EUR 245

16 Yevhenii Barabanov UKR EUR 220

17 Necat Ekinci TUR EUR 215

18 Jessie Lartey Lartey GHA AFR 200

18 Shadiri Bwogi UGA AFR 200

20 Rohan Polanco DOM AME 190

21 Nafital Afonso Goma ANG AFR 175

22 Wuttichai Masuk THA ASI 170

23 Eskerkhan Madiev GEO EUR 155

23 Delante Johnson USA AME 135

23 Mmusi Tswige BOT AFR 125

23 Thabiso Dlamini SWZ AFR 125

23 Mokhachane Moshoeshoe LES AFR 125

23 Hugo Micallef MON EUR 125

MEN’S WELTER (63-69KG)



23 Aliaksandr Radzionau BLR EUR 125

30 Pan Hung-Ming TPE ASI 120

30 Wahid Hambli FRA EUR 120

32 Gabriel Jose Maestre Perez VEN AME 105

32 Mefsin Biru Keralah ETH AFR 105

32 Adem Fetahovic BIH EUR 105

35 Warren Warupi PNG OCE 100

35 Khariton Agrba ROC EUR 100

35 Shakhram Giyasov UZB ASI 100

35 Abdulafeez Osoba NGR AFR 100

39 Nabil Messaoudi BEL EUR 75

39 Ashish IND ASI 75

39 Toaua Bangke KIR OCE 75

39 Idriss Kapenga COD AFR 75

39 Boniface Maina KEN AFR 75

39 Jason Mallia AUS OCE 75

39 Omar Elsayed Ragab Elawady Ela EGY AFR 75

39 Freeman Mabvongwe ZIM AFR 75

39 Dominic Roe NZL OCE 75

39 Nursultan Mamataly KGZ ASI 75

39 Misheelt Battumur MGL ASI 75

39 Marcel Rumpler AUT EUR 75

39 Miroslav Kapuler ISR EUR 75

39 Mohamed Rachem BEL EUR 75

39 Sebastian Terteryan DEN EUR 75

39 Dionysos Pefanis GRE EUR 75

55 Wyatt Sanford CAN AME 60

55 Lasha Guruli GEO EUR 60

55 Nick Bier GER EUR 60

55 Ganbaatar Bayarkhuu MGL ASI 60

55 Filip Wąchała POL EUR 60

55 Chemseddine Kramou ALG AFR 60


61 Patriot Behrami KOS EUR 50

61 Terry Nickolas AUS OCE 50

61 Yauheni Dauhaliavets BLR EUR 50

61 Abass Baraou GER EUR 50

61 Vasile Belous MDA EUR 50

61 Leroy Hindley NZL OCE 50

61 Joel Bacho PHI ASI 50

61 Duc Tho Tran VIE ASI 50

61 Mohamed Hikal EGY AFR 50

61 Nkumbu Silungwe ZAM AFR 50

71 Brian Arregui ARG AME 45

71 Duryodhan Negi IND ASI 45

71 Gianluigi Malanga ITA EUR 45

71 Abdurakhman Abdrurakhmanov KGZ ASI 45

71 Lim Hyun-Chul KOR ASI 45

71 Delano James NED EUR 45

71 Zine El Abdine Amroug MAR AFR 45

78 Vincenzo Mangiacapre ITA EUR 30

78 Hussaib Amiri AFG ASI 30

78 Alban Beqiri ALB EUR 30

78 Pavel Kamanin EST EUR 30

78 Kieran Molloy IRL EUR 30

78 Byambyn Tüvshinbat MGL ASI 30

78 Saylom Ardee THA ASI 30

78 Quinton Randall USA AME 30

86 Hamza Boudrar MAR AFR 30

86 Juan Solano DOM AME 20

86 Alexandros Tsanikidis GRE EUR 20

86 Manoj Kumar IND ASI 20

86 Sergei Sobylinskii ROC EUR 20

91 Laszlo Kozak HUN EUR 10

MEN’S WELTER (63-69KG) CONTiNUED



1 Gleb Bakshi ROC EUR 650

1 Oleksandr Khyzhniak UKR EUR 650

3 Eumir Marcial PHI ASI 640

4 Younes Nemouchi ALG AFR 445

5 Abilkhan Amankul KAZ ASI 380

6 Andrej Csemez SVK EUR 355

7 David Semmuju UGA AFR 350

8 Arman Darchinyan ARM EUR 320

9 Tursynbay Kulakhmet KAZ ASI 300

9 Ashish Kumar IND ASI 300

9 David Tshama Mwenekabwe COD AFR 300

12 Seyedshahin Mousavi IRI ASI 290

13 Tanglatihan Tuohetaerbieke CHN ASI 260

14 Hebert Conceicao Sousa BRA AME 250

15 Dieudonne Wilfred Seyi Ntsengue CMR AFR 237.5

16 Adam Chartoi SWE EUR 220

17 Salvatore Cavallaro ITA EUR 210

17 Michael Nevin IRL EUR 210

19 Fanat Kakhramonov UZB ASI 185

19 Vitali Bandarenka BLR EUR 185

21 Arena Pakela LES AFR 175

21 Raul Obama Mangue GEQ AFR 175

23 Serhat Güler TUR EUR 170

23 Lancelot Proton BEL EUR 170

25 Jancen Poutoa SAM OCE 150

26 Giorgi Kharabadze GEO EUR 135

27 Troy Isley USA AME 125

27 Ahmad Ghosson SYR ASI 125

27 Byamba-Erdene Otgonbaatar MGL ASI 125

27 Maikhel Roberrd Muskita INA ASI 125

27 Anas Ezzerrifi Amrani MAR AFR 125

27 Miguel Cuadrado ESP EUR 125

33 Kamran Shakhsuvarly AZE EUR 115

34 Omurbek Bekzhiget Uulu KGZ ASI 110

35 Mindaugas Gedminas NOR EUR 105

36 George Cosby Ouma KEN AFR 100


37 Muhammad Abdilrasoon FIN EUR 85

38 Israil Madrimov UZB ASI 80

39 Fiu Tui TUV OCE 75

39 Nursähet Pazzyýew TKM ASI 75

39 Lesther Espino NCA AME 75

39 Ahmed Abdelmoneim EGY AFR 75

39 Milos Bartl CZE EUR 75

39 Kim Jin-Jea KOR ASI 75

39 Yuito Moriwaki JPN ASI 75

39 Kirra Ruston AUS OCE 75

39 Abubakari Kwasi Quartey GHA AFR 75

39 Rayton Okwiri KEN AFR 75

39 Eduardo Zola Daniel ANG AFR 75

39 Carlos L’muala Glory COD AFR 75

39 Angel Roque SUI EUR 75

39 Lewis Richardson GBR EUR 75

39 Simeon Chamov BUL EUR 75

54 Javier Martinez USA AME 60

54 Euri Cedeno Martinez DOM AME 60

56 Max van der Pas NED EUR 50

56 Davaanyam Davaasuren MGL ASI 50

56 Sofiane Tabi ALG AFR 50

56 Josky Tovor VAN OCE 50

56 Ryan Scaife NZL OCE 50

56 Andreas Kadhila Shikongo NAM AFR 50

62 Sandro Poletan SRB EUR 45

62 Andrej Mersljakov GER EUR 45

62 Amin Kushkhov AZE EUR 45

65 Andrei Vreme MDA EUR 35

66 Victor Carapcevschi MDA EUR 30

66 Zoltan Harcsa HUN EUR 30

66 Vadzim Pankou BLR EUR 30

66 Campbell Somerville AUS OCE 30

70 Aziz Achilov TKM ASI 20

71 Silvio Schierle GER EUR 20

MEN’S MiDDLE (69-75KG)



1 Bekzad Nurdauletov KAZ ASI 700

2 Loren Berto Alfonso Dominguez AZE EUR 640

3 Abdelrahman Salah Orabi Abdelgawwad EGY AFR 610

4 Benjamin Whittaker GBR EUR 572.5

5 Mohammed Houmri ALG AFR 420

6 Paulo Aokuso AUS OCE 300

7 Dilshod Ruzmetov UZB ASI 290

8 Shakul Samed GHA AFR 275

9 Bayram Malkan TUR EUR 265

10 Gazimagomed Schamilovich Jalidov Gafurova ESP EUR 245

11 Arlen Lopez CUB AME 202.5

12 Shabbos Negmatulloev TJK ASI 200

12 Mohamed Assaghir MAR AFR 200

12 Odai Al-Hindawi JOR ASI 200

12 Daxiang Chen CHN ASI 200

12 Luka Plantic CRO EUR 200

17 Jerome Joseph-Pampellone NZL OCE 165

17 Mikhail Dauhaliavets BLR EUR 165

19 Keno Machado BRA AME 160

20 Imam Khataev ROC EUR 155

21 Ato Leau Plodzicki-Faoagali SAM OCE 150

21 Bek Nurmaganbet KAZ ASI 150

21 Uke Smajli SUI EUR 150

21 Simone Fiori ITA EUR 150

21 Gor Nersesyan ARM EUR 150

26 John Marvin PHI ASI 145

27 Paul Aradoaie ROU EUR 135

28 Manh Chong Nguyen VIE ASI 125

28 Pedro Mafisi Cuca ANG AFR 125

28 Sachin Kumar IND ASI 125

28 Jakkapong Yomkhot THA ASI 125

28 Seyfe Kebede Kasto ETH AFR 125

28 Yusuf Lucasi Changalawe TAN AFR 125

28 Ziad El Mohor BEL EUR 125

28 Liridon Nuha SWE EUR 125

28 Emmet Brennan IRL EUR 125

37 Erkin Adylbek Uulu KGZ ASI 120

38 Peter Mpita Kabeji COD AFR 100

38 Jolando Taala ASA OCE 100


40 Clay Waterman AUS OCE 95

41 Georgy Kushitashvili ROC EUR 90

41 Ibragim Bazuev GER EUR 90

41 Gaëtan Ntambwe FRA EUR 90

41 Umar Dzambekov AUT EUR 90

45 Joe Ward IRL EUR 80

46 Nalek Korbaj Barrera VEN AME 75

46 Ken Hurrell TGA OCE 75

46 Narmandakh Shinebayar MGL ASI 75

46 Artjom Kasparian NED EUR 75

46 Stiven Aas EST EUR 75

46 Stepan Hrekul UKR EUR 75

52 Nuryagdy Nuryadyyev TKM ASI 60

53 Mbachi Kaonga ZAM AFR 50

53 Bektemir Melikuziev UZB ASI 50

53 Anvat Thongkrathok THA ASI 50

53 Matúš Strnisko SVK EUR 50

53 Kimba Issaka Abdoul Kader NIG AFR 50

53 Jean Christophe Stephan Otendy MRI AFR 50

53 Mohammad Younis Mohammad Suleiman JOR ASI 50

53 Hossein Daneshvar IRI ASI 50

53 Abdulrahman Abu-Lubdeh GER EUR 50

53 Carlos Andres Mina ECU AME 50

53 Dieudonne Wilfred Seyi Ntsengue CMR AFR 50

64 Brijesh Yadav IND ASI 45

64 Sammy Lee GBR EUR 45

64 Ehsan Rouzbahani IRI ASI 45

64 Jack Bowen AUS OCE 45

68 Andrei Chiriacov MDA EUR 30

68 Yerik Alzhanov KAZ ASI 30

68 Jan Mužík CZE EUR 30

71 Jorge Luis Vivas Palacios COL AME 22.5

72 Damir Plantic CRO EUR 20

72 Muslim Gadzhimagomedov ROC EUR 20

72 Rogelio Romero Torres MEX AME 20

72 Valentino Manfredonia ITA EUR 20

72 Iago Kiziria GEO EUR 20

72 Thomas Hart GBR EUR 20

MEN’S LiGhT hEAvY (75-81KG)



1 Muslim Gadzhimagomedov ROC EUR 850

2 Vassiliy Levit KAZ ASI 675

3 David Nyika NZL OCE 540

4 Youness Baalla MAR AFR 500

5 Abdelhafid Benchabla ALG AFR 450

6 Sanjar Tursunov UZB ASI 410

7 Hussein Iashaish JOR ASI 365

7 Cheavon Clarke GBR EUR 365

9 Julio Cesar Castillo Torres ECU AME 340

9 Erislandy Savon CUB AME 340

11 Julio La Cruz CUB AME 300

11 Enmanuel Reyes Pla ESP EUR 300

13 Elly Ajowi Ochola KEN AFR 275

13 Youssef Ali Karar EGY AFR 275

15 Ammar Riad Abduljabbar GER EUR 260

16 Uladzislau Smiahlikau BLR EUR 245

17 Ato Plodzicki-Faoagali SAM OCE 237.5

18 Alex Bwambale UGA AFR 185

19 Radoslav Pantaleev BUL EUR 180

20 Aziz Mouhiidine ITA EUR 175

21 Afaese Fata Kalepi SAM OCE 150

21 Hyeong-Kyu Kim KOR ASI 150

21 Victor Schelstraete BEL EUR 150

24 Jason Whateley AUS OCE 130

25 Alaa Aldin Ghoussoun SYR ASI 125

25 Davlat Boltayev TJK ASI 125

25 Toufan Sharifi IRI ASI 125

25 Sory Barry Ibrahima GUI AFR 125

25 Sadiki Maroy Maroy COD AFR 125

25 Vagkan Nanitzanian GRE EUR 125

31 Abner Teixeira BRA AME 120


31 Kirill Afanasev IRL EUR 120

33 Adam Hamori HUN EUR 110

34 Arthur Lavalou PNG OCE 100

35 Nikoloz Begadze GEO EUR 95

36 Sanjeet Sanjeet IND ASI 90

37 Evgeny Tishchenko ROC EUR 80

38 Berat Acar TUR EUR 75

38 Jose Maria Lucar Jaimes PER AME 75

38 Toni Filipi CRO EUR 75

38 Narek Mansyan ARM EUR 75

38 Mateusz Masternak POL EUR 75

38 Kostiantyn Pinchuk ISR EUR 75

38 Wilfred Florentin FRA EUR 75

38 Mukahit Ilyas TUR EUR 75

38 Serhii Horskov UKR EUR 75

47 Marat Hryhorian UKR EUR 60

47 Tadas Tamasauskas LTU EUR 60

49 Franklin Chukwudi Arinze NGR AFR 50

49 Peter Mullenberg NED EUR 50

49 Luvumbu Kiala Junior ANG AFR 50

49 Chingis Borbashev KGZ ASI 50

49 Saadi Tariq Mohammed Rabeah IRQ ASI 50

54 David Michalek SLO EUR 45

54 Mohammad Shourian IRI ASI 45

54 Remula Abudurexiti CHN ASI 45

57 Roy Korving NED EUR 30

57 Krenar Aliu FIN EUR 30

57 Ainar Karlson EST EUR 30

60 Ramazan Muslimov UKR EUR 20

60 Deivis Julio COL AME 20

60 Juan Goncalves BRA AME 20

MEN’S hEAvY (81-91KG)



1 Bakhodir Jalolov UZB ASI 880

2 Kamshybek Kunkabayev KAZ ASI 620

3 Mourad Aliev FRA EUR 500

4 Justis Huni AUS OCE 450

5 Chouaib Bouloudinats ALG AFR 410

6 Maxime Yegnong Njieyo CMR AFR 400

7 Frazer Clarke GBR EUR 390

8 Mahammad Abdullayev AZE EUR 290

9 Satish Kumar IND ASI 275

10 Ivan Veriasov ROC EUR 230

11 Yousry Hafez EGY AFR 210

12 Ahmed Bourous MAR AFR 200

12 Keddy Evans Agnes SEY AFR 200

14 Tsotne Rogava UKR EUR 185

15 Maksim Babanin ROC EUR 180

16 Petar Belberov BUL EUR 175

17 Richard Torrez Jr USA AME 165

17 Nelvie Tiafack GER EUR 165

19 Victor Vykhryst UKR EUR 150

19 Filimaua Hala SAM OCE 150

19 Dainier Pero CUB AME 150

22 Marko Milun CRO EUR 135

23 Cristian Camilo Salcedo Codazi COL AME 130

24 Anani Kutsuke GHA AFR 125


24 Danis Latypov BRN ASI 125

24 Leuila Mau’u NZL OCE 125

24 Maimaiti Aihemaiti CHN ASI 125

24 Giorgi Tchgladze GEO EUR 125

29 Gurgen Hovhannisyan ARM EUR 110

30 Sepasitiano Hurrell Lavemai TGA OCE 100

30 Jeamie Tshikeva COD AFR 100

30 Magomedrasul Majidov AZE EUR 100

33 Mohamad Mulayes SYR ASI 75

33 Patrick Mailata NZL OCE 75

33 Solomon Adebayo NGR AFR 75

33 Fredrick Ramogi KEN AFR 75

33 Ricardo Brown JAM AME 75

33 Morten Givskov DEN EUR 75

39 Nigel Paul TTO AME 60

39 Ayoub Ghadfa ESP EUR 60

41 Vladan Babić SRB EUR 50

41 Fokou Arsene SEN AFR 50

41 Mikheil Bakhtidze GEO EUR 50

41 Joseph Goodall AUS OCE 50

45 Djamili-Dini Aboudou FRA EUR 30

46 Alexei Zavatin MDA EUR 20

46 Guido Vianello ITA EUR 20

46 Dean Gardiner IRL EUR 20

MEN’S SUPER hEAvY (+91KG)



1 Buse Naz Çakıroğlu TUR EUR 790

2 Chang Yuan CHN ASI 505

3 Huang Hsiao-Wen TPE ASI 500

4 Rabab Cheddar MAR AFR 467.5

5 Roumaysa Boualam ALG AFR 450

6 Tsukimi Namiki JPN ASI 440

7 Mary Kom IND ASI 425

8 Pang Chol-Mi PRK ASI 400

9 Liliya Aetbaeva ROC EUR 300

9 Charley-Sian Davison GBR EUR 300

11 Ingrit Lorena Valencia Victoria COL AME 260

11 Stoyka Krasteva BUL EUR 260

13 Giordana Sorrentino ITA EUR 245

14 Sandra Drabik POL EUR 230

15 Svetlana Soluianova ROC EUR 225

16 Jutamas Jitpong THA ASI 205

17 Christine Ongare KEN AFR 200

17 Catherine Nanziri UGA AFR 200

19 Thi Tam Nguyen VIE ASI 190

20 Tursunoy Rakhimova UZB ASI 185

20 Nina Radovanović SRB EUR 185

22 Virginia Fuchs USA AME 150

22 Flora Loga PNG OCE 150

22 Gabriela Dimitrova BUL EUR 150

25 Irish Magno PHI ASI 140

26 Regina Macaringue MOZ AFR 125

26 Lethabo Bokamoso Modukanele BOT AFR 125


26 Sumaiya Qosimova TJK ASI 125

26 Tetiana Kob UKR EUR 125

26 Yuliya Apanasovich BLR EUR 125

31 Anush Grigoryan ARM EUR 110

32 Yasmine Mouttaki MAR AFR 100

33 Cai Zongju CHN ASI 90

33 Graziele Sousa BRA AME 90

35 Zhaina Shekerbekova KAZ ASI 80

35 Ceire Smith IRL EUR 80

37 Irismar Del Valle Cardozo Rojas VEN AME 75

37 Nikhat Zareen IND ASI 75

37 Miguelina Hernandez Garcia DOM AME 75

37 Ayisat Morenikeji Oriyomi NGR AFR 75

37 Modestine Munga Zalia COD AFR 75

37 Maria Gonzalez Caceres ESP EUR 75

43 Claudia Nechita ROU EUR 70

44 Altantsetseg Lutsaikhan MGL ASI 60

45 Chuthamat Raksat THA ASI 50

45 Nazym Kyzaibay KAZ ASI 50

47 Pinki Rani IND ASI 30

48 Lise Sandebjer SWE EUR 20

48 Jang Eun-A KOR ASI 20

48 Ebonie Jones GBR EUR 20

48 Sara Hagnighat-Joo CAN AME 20

52 Roberta Mostarda ITA EUR 15

52 Delphine Mancini FRA EUR 15

52 Ouidad Sfouh ALG AFR 15

WOMEN’S FLY (48-51KG)



1 Lin Yu-Ting TPE ASI 700

2 Khouloud Hilmi Ep Moulahi TUN AFR 512.5

3 Michaela Walsh IRL EUR 480

4 Keamogetse Kenosi BOT AFR 450

5 Sena Irie JPN ASI 440

6 Irma Testa ITA EUR 437.5

7 Nesthy Petecio PHI ASI 425

7 Skye Nicolson AUS OCE 425

9 Stanimira Petrova BUL EUR 370

10 Karriss Artingstall GBR EUR 275

11 Marcelat Sakobi Matshu COD AFR 250

12 Liudmila Vorontsova ROC EUR 240

12 Yodgoroy Mirzaeva UZB ASI 240

14 Leonela Sanchez ARG AME 230

15 Im Ae-Ji KOR ASI 220

16 Jemyma Betrian NED EUR 215

17 Nilawan Techasuep THA ASI 210

18 Junhua Yin CHN ASI 205

19 Widad Bertal MAR AFR 200

19 Maria Nechita ROU EUR 200

21 Sonia Chahal IND ASI 155

22 Helina Bruyevich BLR EUR 140

23 Alessia Mesiano ITA EUR 125

23 Ramla Said Ahmed Ali SOM AFR 125

23 Bolortuul Tumurkhuyag MGL ASI 125

23 Sakshi IND ASI 125

23 Fatma Zohra Senouci ALG AFR 125

23 Mona Mestiaen FRA EUR 125

23 Stephanie Thour SWE EUR 125

23 Aycan Guldagi TUR EUR 125

23 Nikolina Cacic CRO EUR 125


32 Jucielen Romeu BRA AME 122.5

33 Flora Loga PNG OCE 112.5

34 Yeni Marcela Arias Castaneda COL AME 105

35 Ornella Wahner GER EUR 100

35 Marine Camara MLI AFR 100

37 Caroline Veyre CAN AME 82.5

38 Elizabeth Temitayo Oshoba NGR AFR 75

38 Dorine Stéphane Mambou CMR AFR 75

38 Daria Abramova ROC EUR 75

38 Yarisel Ramirez USA AME 75

38 Alexis Pritchard NZL OCE 75

38 Krismi Lankapurayalage SRI ASI 75

38 Sandra Kruk POL EUR 75

38 Iuliia Tsyplakova UKR EUR 75

46 Kinga Szlachcic POL EUR 60

46 Amanda Millere LAT EUR 60

46 Aizhan Khojabekova KAZ ASI 60

46 Qiao Jieru CHN ASI 60

50 Jo Son-Hwa PRK ASI 50

50 Mijgona Samadova TJK ASI 50

50 Jalia Nali UGA AFR 50

50 Hwa Jo Son PRK ASI 50

54 Mariia Sartakova ROC EUR 20

54 Victoria Glover GBR EUR 20

56 Nazym Ichshanova KAZ ASI 15

56 Amy Andrew NZL OCE 15

56 Snizhana Kholodkova UKR EUR 15

56 Doaa Toujani MAR AFR 15

56 Lăcrămioara Perijoc ROU EUR 15

56 Ellie Scotney GBR EUR 15

56 Julianna Rodríguez CRC AME 15

WOMEN’S FEAThER (54-57KG)



1 Kellie Harrington IRL EUR 600

2 Beatriz Ferreira BRA AME 465

3 Oh Yeon-Ji KOR ASI 450

4 Simranjit Kaur Baatth IND ASI 412.5

5 Imane Khelif ALG AFR 400

6 Shih-Yi Wu TPE ASI 380

7 Sudaporn Seesondee THA ASI 370

8 Mira Potkonen FIN EUR 330

9 Agnes Alexiusson SWE EUR 305

10 Mariem Homrani Ep Zayani TUN AFR 300

10 Caroline Dubois GBR EUR 300

12 Naomie Yumba COD AFR 275

13 Wang Cong CHN ASI 240

14 Raykhona Kodirova UZB ASI 235

15 Rashida Ellis USA AME 225

16 Anja Stridsman AUS OCE 210

17 Sidibe Mariam CIV AFR 200

17 Esra Yildiz TUR EUR 200

19 Monkhor Namuun MGL ASI 185

20 Wenlu Yang CHN ASI 180

21 Khouloud Hilmi Moulahi TUN AFR 150

21 Jennifer Chieng FSM OCE 150

23 Aneta Rygielska POL EUR 135

24 Riza Pasuit PHI ASI 125

24 Chaymae Rhaddi MAR AFR 125

24 Maiva Hamadouche FRA EUR 125

24 Rebecca Nicoli ITA EUR 125

24 Nikoleta Pita GRE EUR 125

24 Kata Pribojszki HUN EUR 125


30 Ekaterina Dynnik ROC EUR 112.5

31 Rimma Volossenko KAZ ASI 110

32 Aratwa Kasemang BOT AFR 100

32 Laizani Soma PNG OCE 100

32 Dayana Sanchez ARG AME 100

35 Anastasia Belyakova ROC EUR 95

36 Amy Broadhurst IRL EUR 90

36 Natalia Shadrina ROC EUR 90

38 Fadilat Tijani NGR AFR 75

38 Sarita Devi IND ASI 75

38 Esmeralda Falcon Reyes MEX AME 75

38 Troy Garton NZL OCE 75

38 Donjeta Sadiku KOS EUR 75

43 Ala Yarshevich BLR EUR 70

44 Sandra Brugger SUI EUR 60

44 Maria Belen Palacios Espinoza ECU AME 60

44 Omailyn Alcala VEN AME 60

44 Francesca Amato ITA EUR 60

48 Karina Ibragimova KAZ ASI 50

48 Huswatun Hasanah INA ASI 50

48 Hye Song Choe PRK ASI 50

48 Irma Testa ITA EUR 50

48 Ditte Frostholm DEN EUR 50

48 Deedra Arvella Chestnut SLE AFR 50

54 Paige Murney GBR EUR 20

54 Hasnaa Lachgar MAR AFR 20

54 Laishram Sarita Devi IND ASI 20

54 Denitsa Eliseeva BUL EUR 20

58 Elisa Williams PAN AME 15

WOMEN’S LiGhT (57-60KG)



1 Busenaz Sürmeneli TUR EUR 700

2 Gu Hong CHN ASI 630

3 Nien-Chin Chen TPE ASI 590

4 Oumayma Bel Ahbib MAR AFR 535

5 Lovlina Borgohain IND ASI 450

6 Nadine Apetz GER EUR 425

7 Acinda Helena Panguana MOZ AFR 420

8 Angela Carini ITA EUR 400

9 Karolina Koszewska POL EUR 365

10 Saadat Dalgatova ROC EUR 275

11 Oshae Jones USA AME 240

11 Yang Liu CHN ASI 240

13 Emily Tinah Nakalema UGA AFR 200

13 Elizabeth Akinyi KEN AFR 200

13 Baison Manikon THA ASI 200

13 Anna Lysenko UKR EUR 200

17 Maftunakhon Melieva UZB ASI 181.2

18 Emilie Sonvico FRA EUR 175

19 Shakhnoza Yunusova UZB ASI 155

20 Bolanle Temitope Shogbamu NGR AFR 150


1 Lauren Price GBR EUR 900

2 Khadija El-Mardi MAR AFR 700

3 Li Qian CHN ASI 650

4 Nouchka Fontijn NED EUR 620

5 Zenfira Magomedalieva ROC EUR 525

6 Caitlin Parker AUS OCE 460

7 Rady Adosinda Gramane MOZ AFR 420

8 Pooja Rani IND ASI 312.5

9 Naomi Graham USA AME 290

10 Tammara Thibeault CAN AME 280

11 Aoife O’Rourke IRL EUR 270

12 Elżbieta Wójcik POL EUR 230

13 Şennur Demir TUR EUR 215

14 Nadezhda Ryabets KAZ ASI 200

14 Ornella Sathoud GHA AFR 200

14 Ichrak Chaib ALG AFR 200

17 Faasu Loia SAM OCE 150

18 Munkhbat Myagmarjargal MGL ASI 145

18 Love Holgersson SWE EUR 145


21 Dariga Shakimova KAZ ASI 135

22 Myriam Da Silva CAN AME 130

23 Sedja Sanogo CIV AFR 125

23 Bernadette Keuye CMR AFR 125

23 Shinetsetseg Uranbileg MGL ASI 125

23 Valentina Khalzova KAZ ASI 125

23 Ani Hovsepyan ARM EUR 125

28 Kaye Scott AUS OCE 105

29 Assunta Canfora ITA EUR 100

30 Christina Desmond IRL EUR 90

31 Ivanusa Moreira CPV AFR 75

31 Gráinne Walsh IRL EUR 75

31 Brianda Tamara Cruz Sandoval MEX AME 75

31 Maria Altagracia Moronta Hernandez DOM AME 75

31 Elina Gustafsson FIN EUR 75

36 Rosie Eccles GBR EUR 60

37 Vivien Budai HUN EUR 50

38 Yaroslava Yakushina ROC EUR 30

38 Lucia Perez ARG AME 30

40 Akerke Bakhytzhan KAZ ASI 20


20 Suyeon Seong KOR ASI 125

20 Anastasiia Chernokolenko UKR EUR 125

22 Nguyen Thị Hu’o’ng VIE ASI 112.5

23 Su-Jin Seon KOR ASI 100

24 Darima Sandakova ROC EUR 95

25 Sarah Scheurich GER EUR 90

25 Zheng Lu CHN ASI 90

25 Iveta Lešinskytė LTU EUR 90

28 Toyin Esther Adejumola NGR AFR 75

28 Un-Sim Pak PRK ASI 75

28 Wei-hsien Lin Lee TPE ASI 75

28 Flávia Figueiredo BRA AME 75

28 Atheyna Bylon PAN AME 75

33 Akerke Bakhytzhan KAZ ASI 60

33 Saweety IND ASI 60

35 Busenaz Sürmeneli TUR EUR 50

36 Victoriya Kebikava BLR EUR 37.5

37 Natasha Gale GBR EUR 30

WOMEN’S WELTER (64-69KG)

WOMEN’S MiDDLE (69-75KG)


06 TOp-rankED BOxErs

2706 Top-Ranked Boxers IOC Boxing Task Force Media GuideBoxing Task Force

Amit PANGHAL (IND)

BTF ranking 1 Born 16 October 1995 Residence Rohtak Height 1.65m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2004

Major achievements• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Bronze at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2018 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Silver at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)

Billal BENNAMA (FRA)

BTF ranking 2 Born 14 June 1998 Residence Toulouse Height 1.72m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2007

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo European Qualifier 2021

in Paris (FRA)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Bronze at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2018

in Targu Jiu (ROM)• Silver at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2017

in Braila (ROM)

Mohamed FLISSI (ALG)

BTF ranking 3 Born 12 February 1990 Residence Boumerdes Height 1.72m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2004

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo African Qualifier 2020

in Dakar (SEN)• Bronze at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Gold at the African Boxing Championships 2017 in

Brazzaville (CGO)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Gold at the All-Africa Games 2015 in Brazzaville (CGO)• Gold at the African Boxing Championships 2015

in Casablanca (MAR)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2013 in Almaty (KAZ)

TOP-RANKED BOXERSMEN’S FLY (48-52KG)

Jianguan HU (CHN)

BTF ranking 3 Born 11 May 1995 Residence Shangrao Height 1.68m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Bronze at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Bronze at the Asian Boxing Championships 2015 in Bangkok (THA)

Yosbany VEITIA (CUB)

BTF ranking 12 Born 12 March 1992 Residence Camagüey Height 1.60m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2003

Major achievements• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2015 in Toronto (CAN)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2013 in Almaty (KAZ)• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2011 in Guadalajara (MEX)


Mirazizbek MIRZAKHALILOV (UZB)

BTF ranking 1 Born 27 February 1995 Residence Ferghana region Height 1.68m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2006

Major achievements• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Silver at the Asian Youth Championships 2013 in Subic Bay (PHI)

Albert BATYRGAZIEV (ROC)

BTF ranking 2 Born 26 March 1998 Residence Nizhnevartovsk Height 1.70m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2011


in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the Governor Cup 2021 in St Petersburg (RUS)• Gold at the Cologne Boxing World Cup 2019 in Cologne (GER)• Silver at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2018

in Braila (ROM)

Everisto MULENGA (ZAM)

BTF ranking 3 Born 26 March 1999 Residence Lusaka Height 1.67m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2012


in Dakar (SEN)• Bronze at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Silver at the African Zone 4 Boxing Championships 2019

in Gaborone (BOT)• Silver at the African Zone 5 Youth Games 2016 in Luanda (ANG)

MEN’S FEAThER (52-57KG)

Lazaro ALVAREZ (CUB) BTF ranking 4 Born 28 January 1991 Residence Havana Height 1.70m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2002

Major achievements• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2017

in Hamburg (GER)• Bronze at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Bronze at the Olympic Games London 2012 (GBR)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2011 in Baku (AZE)

Peter McGRAIL (GBR)

BTF ranking 5 Born 31 May 1996 Residence Liverpool Height 1.67m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2006

Major achievements• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2019

in Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Bronze at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2017

in Hamburg (GER)• Gold at the European Boxing Championships 2017 in Kharkiv (UKR)• Gold at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2017 in

Braila (ROM)• Bronze at the Youth Olympic Games Nanjing 2014 (CHN)


Elnur ABDURAIMOV (UZB)

BTF ranking 3 Born 10 June 1994 Residence Tashkent region Height 1.70m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2006

Major achievements• Bronze at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2017 in Tashkent (UZB)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Bronze at the Asian Boxing Championships 2015 in Bangkok (THA)• Bronze at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Silver at the African Zone 4 Boxing Championships 2019

in Gaborone (BOT)• Silver at the African Zone 5 Youth Games 2016 in Luanda (ANG)

Zakir SAFIULLIN (KAZ)

BTF ranking 5 Born 11 November 1986 Residence South Kazakhstan region Height 1.727m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2001

Major achievements• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Silver at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2019 in Sofia (BUL)• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2015 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Great Silk Way Tournament 2014 in Baku (AZE)

Sofiane OUMIHA (FRA)

BTF ranking 1 Born 24 December 1994 Residence Toulouse Height 1.75m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2001


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the European Union Boxing Championships 2018

in Valladolid (ESP)• Gold at the Mediterranean Games 2018 in Tarragona (ESP)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Silver at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the European Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event 2016

in Samsun (TUR)

Andy CRUZ (CUB)

BTF ranking 2 Born 12 August 1995 Residence Matanzas Height 1.69m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (BRA)• Gold at the Central American & Caribbean Games 2018

in Barranquilla (COL)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2017

in Tegucigalpa (HON)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2015 in Vargas (VEN)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2015 in Toronto (CAN)

MEN’S LiGhT (57-63KG)


Pat McCORMACK (GBR)

BTF ranking 1 Born 8 June 1995 Residence Washington, Sunderland Height 1.83m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)• Silver at the European Boxing Championships 2017

in Kharkiv (UKR)• Silver at the European Boxing Championships 2015

in Samokov (BUL)• Gold at the European Junior Boxing Championships 2011

in Keszthely (HUN)

Andrei ZAMKOVOY (ROC)

BTF ranking 2 Born 4 July 1987 Residence Khabarovsk Height 1.83m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 1998

Major achievements• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo European Qualifier 2021

in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Summer Universiade 2013 in Kazan (RUS)• Bronze at the Olympic Games London 2012 (GBR)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2009 in Milan (ITA)• Gold at the European Junior Boxing Championships 2005

in Tallinn (EST)

Zeyad EASHASH (JOR)

BTF ranking 3 Born 23 October 1998 Residence Amman Height 1.72m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2010

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Africa Qualifier 2020 in

Dakar (SEN)• Bronze at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Gold at the Arab Boxing Championships 2018 in Khartoum (SUD)

Bobo-Usmon BATUROV (UZB) BTF ranking 4 Born 16 November 1994 Residence Dzhizak region Height 1.78m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2003

Major achievements• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Bronze at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Gold at the Islamic Solidarity Games 2017 in Baku (AZE)

Roniel IGLESIAS (CUB)

BTF ranking 7 Born 14 August 1988 Residence Pinar del Río Height 1.80m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2000

Major achievements• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2017 in

Tegucigalpa (HON)• Gold at the Olympic Games London 2012 (GBR)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2011 in Guadalajara (MEX)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2009 in Milan (ITA)• Bronze at the Olympic Games in Beijing (CHN)

MEN’S WELTER (63-69KG)


Younes NEMOUCHI (ALG) BTF ranking 4 Born 16 September 1993 Residence Constantine Height 1.80m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2010

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Africa Qualifier 2020

in Dakar (SEN)• Silver at the Arab Boxing Championships 2019

in Khartoum (SUD)

Hebert CONCEICAO SOUSA (BRA)

BTF ranking 14 Born 28 February 1998 Residence Salvador, Bahia Height 1.86m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2012

Major achievements• Bronze at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2020 in Sofia (BUL)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Bronze at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Bronze at the Pan-American Games Qualifier 2019 in

Managua (NCA)• Gold at the Tammer Tournament 2018 in Tampere (FIN)• Bronze at the South American Games 2018 in Cochabamba (BOL)

Gleb BAKSHI (ROC)

BTF ranking 1 Born 12 November 1995 Residence Kemerovo Height 1.85m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2009

Major achievements• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo European Qualifier 2021 in

Paris (FRA)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Bronze at the Cologne Boxing World Cup 2019 in Cologne (GER)• Gold at the Feliks Stamm Tournament 2018 in Warsaw (POL)

Oleksandr KHYZHNIAK (UKR)

BTF ranking 1 Born 3 August 1995 Residence Poltava Height 1.80m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2004


in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Gold at the European Boxing Championships 2017 in Kharkiv (UKR)• Gold at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2017

in Braila (ROM)• Bronze at the European Games 2015 in Baku (AZE)• Gold at the Youth World Boxing Championships 2021 in

Yerevan (ARM)

MEN’S MiDDLE (69-75KG)


Abdelrahman SALAH ORABI ABDELGAWWAD (EGY)

BTF ranking 3 Born 9 October 1987 Residence Cairo Height 1.82m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2000


in Dakar (SEN)• Silver at the World Military Games 2019 in Wuhan (CHN)• Gold at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Gold at the Mediterranean Games 2018 in Tarragona (ESP)• Silver at the All-Africa Games 2015 in Brazzaville (CGO)• Silver at the African Boxing Championships 2015 in

Casablanca (MAR)

Arlen LOPEZ (CUB)

BTF ranking 11 Born 21 February 1993 Residence Guantánamo Height 1.85m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2004

Major achievements• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Silver at the Central American & Caribbean Games 2018

in Barranquilla (COL)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2017 in

Tegucigalpa (HON)• Gold at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2015 in Vargas (VEN)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2015 in Toronto (CAN)

Bekzad NURDAULETOV (KAZ)

BTF ranking 1 Born 10 April 1998 Residence Zhanauzen Height 1.85m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Gold at the Governor Cup 2021 in St Petersburg (RUS)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020


Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Silver at the Kazakhstan President’s Cup 2018 in Nur-Sultan (KAZ)• Bronze at the Youth World Boxing Championships 2016 in

St Petersburg (RUS)

Loren Berto ALFONSO DOMINGUEZ (AZE)

BTF ranking 2 Born 28 May 1995 Residence Gabala Height 1.89m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2008


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Silver at the Great Silk Way Tournament 2019 in Baku (AZE)• Bronze at the Cuban National Championships 2017 in

Sancti Spiritus (CUB)

MEN’S LiGhT hEAvY (75-81KG)


David NYIKA (NZL)

BTF ranking 3 Born 7 August 1995 Residence Hamilton Height 1.93m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2009


in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)• Gold at the Oceanian Boxing Championships 2017 in

Gold Coast (AUS)• Gold at the Oceanian Boxing Championships 2015 in

Canberra (AUS)• Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow (SCO)

Youness BAALLA (MAR)

BTF ranking 4 Born 24 April 1999 Residence Casablanca Height 1.90m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2011


in Dakar (SEN)• Silver at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Bronze at the Arab Youth Boxing Championships 2017 in

Cairo (EGY)• Gold at the Arab Youth Boxing Championships 2016 in Cairo (EGY)

Julio Cesar CASTILLO TORRES (ECU)

BTF ranking 9 Born 10 May 1988 Residence Napo Height 1.85m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2004

Major achievements• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Silver at the South American Games 2018 in Cochabamba (BOL)• Bronze at the American Boxing Championships 2017 in

Tegucigalpa (HON)• Silver at the Olympic Test Event 2015 in Rio de Janeiro (BRA)• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2011 in Guadalajara (MEX)• Gold at the American Boxing Championships 2010 in Quito (ECU)

Muslim GADZHIMAGOMEDOV (ROC)

BTF ranking 1 Born 14 January 1997 Residence Makhachkala, Dagestan Height 1.94m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2009


in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2018

in Targu Jiu (ROM)• Silver at the European Boxing Championships 2017

in Kharkiv (UKR)• Silver at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2017

in Braila (ROM)• Gold at the European Youth Boxing Championships 2015

in Kolobrzeg (POL)

Vasiliy LEVIT (KAZ)

BTF ranking 2 Born 24 February 1988 Residence Nur-Sultan Height 1.87m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2000


in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2017 in Tashkent (UZB)• Silver at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2015 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2009 in Zhuhai (CHN)

MEN’S hEAvY (81-91KG)


Mourad ALIEV (FRA)

BTF ranking 3 Born 31 July 1995 Residence Henin-Beaumont Height 2.01m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2006


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the Cologne Boxing World Cup 2021 in Cologne (GER)• Silver at the Bocskai Memorial Tournament 2020 in

Debrecen (HUN)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the Boxam Tournament 2019 in Castellon de la Plana (ESP)• Gold at the Belgrade Winner Tournament 2018 in Belgrade (SRB)

Richard TORREZ JR (USA)

BTF ranking 17 Born 1 June 1999 Residence Tulare, California Height 1.85m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Bronze at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Bronze at the Pan-American Games Qualifier 2019

in Managua (NCA)• Gold at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2019 in Sofia (BUL)• Gold at the Chemistry Cup 2018 in Halle (GER)• Gold at the Brandenburg Youth Cup 2017

in Frankfurt an der Oder (GER)• Bronze at the Youth World Boxing Championships 2016 in

St Petersburg (RUS)

Bakhodir JALOLOV (UZB)

BTF ranking 1 Born 8 July 1994 Residence Surkhondarya region Height 2.02m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020


Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Boxing Championships 2017 in Tashkent (UZB)• Silver at the Asia & Oceania Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event 2016

in Qianan (CHN)• Bronze at the World Boxing Championships 2015 in Doha (QAT)

Kamshybek KUNKABAYEV (KAZ)

BTF ranking 2 Born 18 November 1991 Residence Kyzyl-Orda Height 1.90m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2005

Major achievements• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Bronze at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier

2020 in Amman (JOR)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2019 in

Yekaterinburg (RUS)• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2019 in Bangkok (THA)• Silver at the World Boxing Championships 2017 in Hamburg (GER)• Silver at the Asian Boxing Championships 2017 in Tashkent (UZB)• Gold at the World Military Boxing Championships 2014 in

Almaty (KAZ)

MEN’S SUPER hEAvY (+91KG)


Hsiao-Wen HUANG (TPE)

BTF ranking 3 Born 31 August 1997 Residence Taipei Height 1.77m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2009

Major achievements• Bronze at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Silver at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Bangkok (THA)• Bronze at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Bronze at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Silver at the Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships 2015

in Taipei (TPE)

Rabab CHEDDAR (MAR) BTF ranking 4 Born 7 March 1991 Residence Takadoum Dar Bouazza Height 1.64m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2012


in Dakar (SEN)

Ingrit VALENCIA (COL)

BTF ranking 11 Born 3 September 1988 Residence Tolima Height 1.60m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2007

Major achievements• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Gold at the Central American & Caribbean Games 2018 in

Barranquilla (COL)• Gold at the South American Games 2018 in Cochabamba (BOL)• Bronze at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the American Women’s Championships 2016

in Santa Cruz de la Sierra (BOL)• Silver at the American Olympic Qualifying Event 2016

in Buenos Aires (ARG)• Gold at the Central American & Caribbean Games 2014

in Veracruz (MEX)

Buse Naz ÇAKIROĞLU (TUR)

BTF ranking 1 Born 26 May 1996 Residence Istanbul Height 1.63m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2009


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Gold at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Madrid (ESP)• Gold at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Silver at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2018

in Sofia (BUL)• Gold at the European U22 Boxing Championships 2018

in Targu Jiu (ROM)

Yuan CHANG (CHN)

BTF ranking 2 Born 24 June 1997 Residence Hebei Height 1.65m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2007


in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Gold at the Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships 2015

in Taipei (TPE)• Gold at the Youth Olympic Games Nanjing 2014 (CHN)• Gold at the Women’s Junior World Boxing Championships 2013

in Albena (BUL)

WOMEN’S FLY (48-51KG)


Michaela WALSH (IRL)

BTF ranking 3 Born 5 June 1993 Residence Belfast Height 1.68m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2003

Major achievements• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo European Qualifier 2021

in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Bronze at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2018

in Sofia (BUL)• Silver at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)• Gold at the European Union Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Cascia (ITA)• Silver at the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow (SCO)

Keamogetse KENOSI (BOT) BTF ranking 4 Born 17 January 1997 Residence Francistown Height 1.55m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2010

Major achievements• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo African Qualifier 2020

in Dakar (SEN)• Gold at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Gold at the African Zone 4 Boxing Championships 2018

in Maputo (MOZ)• Gold at the African Youth Games 2014 in Gaborone (BOT)

Yu-Ting LIN (TPE)

BTF ranking 1 Born 13 December 1995 Residence Taoyuan Height 1.75m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier

in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Bangkok (THA)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Bronze at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Gold at the Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships 2013

in Albena (BUL)

Khouloud HLIMI (TUN)

BTF ranking 2 Born 5 February 1990 Residence Sousse Height 1.66m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2008

Major achievements• Gold at the Belgrade Winner Tournament 2021 in Belgrade (SRB)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Africa Qualifier 2020

in Dakar (SEN)• Gold at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Silver at the African Olympic Qualifying Event 2016

in Yaounde (CMR)• Silver at the All-Africa Games 2015 in Brazzaville (CGO)

WOMEN’S FEAThER (54-57KG)


Yeon-Ji OH (KOR)

BTF ranking 3 Born 4 August 1990 Residence Incheon Height 1.68m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005


in Amman (JOR)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta (INA)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2015

in Wulanchabu (CHN)

Simranjit Kaur BAATTH (IND)

BTF ranking 4 Born 10 July 1995 Residence Chakar, Punjab Height 1.69m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2010

Major achievements• Bronze at the Asian Boxing Championships 2021 in Dubai (UAE)• Silver at the Boxing Road to Tokyo Asia & Oceania Qualifier 2020

in Amman (JOR)• Silver at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Bangkok (THA)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Bronze at the Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships 2013

in Albena (BUL)

Imane KHELIF (ALG)

BTF ranking 5 Born 2 May 1999 Residence Tiaret Height 1.76m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2013

Major achievements• Silver at the Bocskai Memorial Tournament 2021

in Debrecen (HUN)• Gold at the Boxing Road to Tokyo African Qualifier 2020

in Dakar (SEN)• Silver at the Ahmet Comert Tournament 2020 in Istanbul (TUR)• Gold at the African Zone 3 Boxing Championships 2019

in Libreville (GAB)

Kellie HARRINGTON (IRL)

BTF ranking 1 Born 11 December 1989 Residence Dublin Height 1.68m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005


in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Bronze at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2018

in Sofia (BUL)• Silver at the European Union Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Cascia (ITA)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2016

in Astana (KAZ)

Beatriz FERREIRA (BRA)

BTF ranking 2 Born 9 December 1992 Residence Juiz De Fora Height 1.62m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2010

Major achievements• Gold at the Cologne Boxing World Cup 2021 in Cologne (GER)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Gold at the American Women’s Boxing Championships 2018

in Vargas (VEN)• Gold at the South American Games 2018 in Cochabamba (BOL)• Gold at the American Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Tegucigalpa (HON)

WOMEN’S LiGhT (57-60KG)


Nien Chin CHEN (TPE)

BTF ranking 3 Born 10 May 1997 Residence Hsinchu Height 1.69m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2010


in Amman (JOR)• Silver at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019


in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the FISU University World Boxing Championships 2018

in Elista (RUS)• Bronze at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Bronze at the World Women’s Boxing Championships 2016

in Astana (KAZ)• Silver at the Youth Olympic Games Nanjing 2014 (CHN)

Oshae JONES (USA)

BTF ranking 11 Born 3 January 1998 Residence Colorado Springs Height 1.74m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2011

Major achievements• Gold at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2020 in Sofia (BUL)• Gold at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Silver at the Pan-American Games Qualifier 2019

in Managua (NCA)• Silver at the American Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Tegucigalpa (HON)

Busenaz SURMENELI (TUR)

BTF ranking 1 Born 26 May 1998 Residence Trabzon Height 1.72m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2008


in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Bronze at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Madrid (ESP)• Gold at the European Women’s U22 Boxing Championships 2019

in Vladikavkaz (RUS)• Gold at the European Women’s U22 Boxing Championships 2018

in Targu Jiu (ROM)• Gold at the Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships 2015

in Taipei (TPE)• Gold at the Women’s Junior World Boxing Championships 2013

in Albena (BUL)

Hong GU (CHN)

BTF ranking 2 Born 6 November 1988 Residence Shanxi Height 1.75m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005


in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019

in Bangkok (THA)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2016

in Astana (KAZ)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2015

in Wulanchabu (CHN)

WOMEN’S WELTER (64-69KG)


Qian LI (CHN)

BTF ranking 3 Born 6 June 1990 Residence Inner Mongolia Height 1.88m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2005


in Amman (JOR)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2019


in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships 2017

in Ho Chi Minh City (VIE)• Bronze at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Gold at the Asia & Oceania Olympic Boxing Qualifier 2016

in Qianan (CHN)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2014 in Jeju (KOR)

Nouchka FONTIJN (NED)

BTF ranking 4 Born 9 November 1987 Residence Rotterdam Height 1.80m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2007

Major achievements• Bronze at the Boxing Road to Tokyo European Qualifier 2021

in Paris (FRA)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Silver at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2018

in Sofia (BUL)• Silver at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 (BRA)• Silver at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2016

in Astana (KAZ)

Naomi GRAHAM (USA)

BTF ranking 9 Born 15 May 1989 Residence Colorado Springs Height 1.78m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2014

Major achievements• Gold at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2020 in Sofia (BUL)• Silver at the Pan-American Games 2019 in Lima (PER)• Gold at the Strandja Memorial Tournament 2019 in Sofia (BUL)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the Boxam Tournament 2018 in Castellon de la Plana (ESP)

Lauren PRICE (GBR)

BTF ranking 1 Born 26 June 1994 Residence Caerphilly Height 1.70m Stance Southpaw Started boxing 2010


in Paris (FRA)• Gold at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Gold at the European Games 2019 in Minsk (BLR)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2018

in New Delhi (IND)• Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast (AUS)• Bronze at the European Women’s Boxing Championships 2016

in Sofia (BUL)• Bronze at the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow (SCO)

Khadija MARDI (MAR)

BTF ranking 2 Born 1 February 1991 Residence Casablanca Height 1.83m Stance Orthodox Started boxing 2008


in Dakar (SEN)• Bronze at the Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019

in Ulan-Ude (RUS)• Gold at the All-Africa Games 2019 in Rabat (MAR)• Gold at the African Olympic Boxing Qualifying Event 2016

in Yaounde (CMR)• Gold at the Olympic Test Event 2015 in Rio de Janeiro (BRA)

WOMEN’S MiDDLE (69-75KG)


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TOKYO 2020 BOXiNG COMPETiTiON vENUE: KOKUGiKAN ARENA

Boxing events at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be held at the Kokugikan Arena, an indoor sporting arena widely recognised as the spiritual home of the Japanese national sport of Sumo wrestling. The interior is designed in a bowl shape, allowing spectators to easily view the bouts that take place in the centre of the auditorium from wherever they are seated. The arena was completed in 1985 and – in pre-COVID times – had a capacity of 7.300 people.

The Kokugikan Arena is located in the Yokoami neighbourhood of Sumida, one of the 23 wards of Tokyo, next to the Edo-Tokyo-Museum. The arena is a three-minute walk from the west exit of Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line, or a five-minute walk from Toei Oedo Line (A3 Exit) of the same station.

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DATE SESSiON TiME ORDER OF PLAY

Saturday 24 July

1 11:00 – 14:30

Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Feather (54-57kg)Women’s Welter (64-69kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Men’s Welter (63-69kg)Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

2 17:00 – 20:30

Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Feather (54-57kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Men’s Welter (63-69kg) Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Sunday 25 July

3 11:00 – 14:45

Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Fly (48-51kg)Women’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)

4 17:00 – 20:45

Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Fly (48-51kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)

Monday 26 July

5 11:00 – 14:45

Preliminaries – Round of 32Men’s Fly (48-52kg) Men’s Middle (69-75kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

6 17:00 – 20:45

Preliminaries – Round of 32Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Men’s Middle (69-75kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Tuesday 27 July

7 11:00 – 14:45

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Welter (63-69kg)Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Light (57-60kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

8 17:00 – 20:45

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Welter (63-69kg)Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)Preliminaries – Round of 32Women’s Light (57-60kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Wednesday 28 July

9 11:00 – 14:45

Quarter-finalsWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)

10 17:00 – 20:45

Quarter-finalsWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)

The boxing competition at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will take place throughout the entire duration of the Games, from Saturday 24 July to Sunday 8 August, at the Kokugikan Arena. All times are in Japan Standard Time (JST).

For schedule updates, please check the official Tokyo 2020 website.

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Thursday 29 July

11 11:00 – 14:10

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

12 17:00 – 20:10

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Friday 30 July

13 11:00 – 14:10

Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Light (57-60kg)Quarter-finalsWomen’s Welter (64-69kg)Men’s Welter (63-69kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

14 17:00 – 20:10

Preliminaries – Round of 16Women’s Light (57-60kg)Quarter-finalsWomen’s Welter (64-69kg)Men’s Welter (63-69kg)Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Saturday 31 July

15 11:00 – 13:55

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)Quarter-finalsWomen’s Middle (69-75kg)Semi-finalsWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)

16 17:00 – 19:55

Preliminaries – Round of 16Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)Quarter-finalsWomen’s Middle (69-75kg)Semi-finalsWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)

Sunday 1 August

17 11:00 – 13:40

Quarter-finalsWomen’s Fly (48-51kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Welter (63-69kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Middle (69-75kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

18 17:00 – 19:40

Quarter-finalsWomen’s Fly (48-51kg)Men’s Feather (52-57kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Welter (63-69kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Middle (69-75kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Super Heavy (+91kg)


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Monday 2 August Rest day – no boxing

Tuesday 3 August

19 11:00 – 13:40

Quarter-finalsMen’s Fly (48-52kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Feather (52-57kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Light (57-63kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Heavy (81-91kg)Quarter-finalsWomen’s Light (57-60kg)FinalWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)Victory CeremonyWomen’s Feather (54-57kg)

20 17:00 – 19:40

Quarter-finals Women’s Light (57-60kg)Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Feather (52-57kg)Quarter-finalsMen’s Light (57-63kg)Semi-finalsMen’s Heavy (81-91kg)FinalMen’s Welter (63-69kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Welter (63-69kg)

Wednesday 4 August 21 14:00 – 16:10

Semi-finalsWomen’s Fly (48-51kg)Women’s Welter (64-69kg)Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)Final Men’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Light Heavy (75-81kg)

Thursday 5 August 22 14:00 – 16:10

Semi-finalsWomen’s Light (57-60kg)Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Men’s Middle (69-75kg)FinalMen’s Feather (52-57kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Feather (52-57kg)


Friday 6 August 23 14:00 – 15:40

Semi-finalsWomen’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)FinalMen’s Heavy (81-91kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Saturday 7 August 24 14:00 – 15:55

Finals Men’s Fly (48-52kg)Women’s Fly (48-51kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Fly (48-52kg)Final Men’s Middle (69-75kg)Victory CeremonyWomen’s Fly (48-51kg)FinalWomen’s Welter (64-69kg)Victory CeremoniesMen’s Middle (69-75kg)Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Sunday 8 August 25 14:00 – 15:55

Finals Women’s Light (57-60kg)Men’s Light (57-63kg)Victory CeremonyWomen’s Light (57-60kg)Final Women’s Middle (69-75kg)Victory CeremonyMen’s Light (57-63kg)FinalMen’s Super Heavy (+91kg)Victory CeremoniesWomen’s Middle (69-75kg)Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)


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FAMiLY NAME GivEN NAME DATE OF BiRTh GENDER & WEiGhT CLASS

ALGERIA (ALG)

Benchabla Abdelhafid 26 September 1986 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Boualam Roumaysa 10 October 1994 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Bouloudinats Chouaib 8 January 1987 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Chaib Ichrak 16 January 2001 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Flissi Mohamed 13 February 1990 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Houmri Mohammed 13 March 1993 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Khelif Imane 2 May 1999 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Nemouchi Younes 16 September 1993 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (ANT)

Ryan Alston 9 October 1993 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

ARGENTINA (ARG)

Arregui Brian Agustin 15 January 2000 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Cuello Mirco Jehiel 21 September 2000 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Quiroga Ramon Nicanor 26 August 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Sanchez Dayana Erika Iohanna 28 August 1992 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Veron Francisco Daniel 28 October 1998 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

ARMENIA (ARM)

Bachkov Hovhannes 2 December 1992 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Darchinyan Arman 30 April 1994 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Soghomonyan Koryun 16 May 1993 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

AUSTRALIA (AUS)

Aokuso Paulo 20 May 1997 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Garside Harrison 22 July 1997 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Nicolson Skye 27 August 1995 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Parker Caitlin 17 April 1996 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Winwood Alex 25 June 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

AZERBAIJAN (AZE)

Abdullayev Mahammad 6 April 1999 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Alfonso Dominguez Loren Berto 28 July 1995 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Aliyev Tayfur 1 January 1997 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Chalabiyev Javid 17 May 1992 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Sotomayor Collazo Lorenzo 16 February 1985 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

BAHRAIN (BRN)

Latypov Danis 28 September 1990 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

BELARUS (BLR)

Asanau Dzmitry 18 May 1996 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Bandarenka Vitali 2 October 1985 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Radzionau Aliaksandr 14 June 2000 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Smiahlikau Uladzislau 5 April 1993 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

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BOTSWANA (BOT)

Kenosi Keamogetse Sadie 17 January 1997 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Mahommed Rajab Otukile 28 June 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

BRAZIL (BRA)

De Oliveira Wanderson 26 March 1997 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Ferreira Beatriz 9 December 1992 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Machado Keno 11 July 2000 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Romeu Jucielen 13 April 1996 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Sousa Hebert 28 February 1998 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Sousa Graziele 3 March 1991 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Teixeira Abner 10 September 1996 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

BULGARIA (BUL)

Asenov Daniel Panev 17 May 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Krasteva Stoyka Zhelyazkova 18 September 1985 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Petrova Stanimira Nikolaeva 16 December 1990 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

BURUNDI (BDI)

Havyarimana Ornella 1 September 1994 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

CAMEROON (CMR)

Mengue Ayissi Albert 18 April 1999 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Seyi Ntsengue Dieudonne Wilfred 23 January 1998 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Yegnong Njieyo Maxime 13 January 1994 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

CANADA (CAN)

Bujold Mandy 25 July 1987 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Da Silva Myriam 15 April 1984 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Sanford Wyatt 3 November 1998 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Thibeault Tammara 27 December 1996 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Veyre Caroline 4 October 1988 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

CAPE VERDE (CPV)

Varela De Pina Daniel David 7 August 1996 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE)

Chen Nien-Chin 10 May 1997 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Huang Hsiao-Wen 31 August 1997 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Lin Yu-Ting 13 December 1995 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Wu Shih-Yi 27 April 1998 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

COLOMBIA (COL)

Arias Castaneda Yeni Marcela 23 December 1990 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Avila Segura Ceiber David 26 May 1989 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Martinez Rivas Yuberjen Herney 1 November 1991 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Salcedo Codazi Cristian Camilo 27 July 1992 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Valencia Victoria Ingrit Lorena 3 September 1988 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Vivas Palacios Jorge Luis 22 January 1988 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

CROATIA (CRO)

Cacic Nikolina 4 January 2001 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Plantic Luka 29 October 1996 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)



CUBA (CUB)

Alvarez Lazaro 28 January 1991 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Cruz Andy 12 August 1995 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Iglesias Roniel 14 August 1988 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

La Cruz Julio 11 August 1989 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Lopez Arlen 21 February 1993 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Pero Dainier 1 October 1999 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Veitia Yosbany 12 March 1992 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (COD)

Mbaya Mulumba Fiston 27 January 1996 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Sakobi Matshu Marcelat 29 March 1996 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Tshama Mwenekabwe David 12 December 1996 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Yumba Naomie 26 June 1999 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (DOM)

Cedeno Martinez Euri 1 November 1999 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

De La Cruz Baez Alexy Miguel 11 December 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

De Los Santos Nunez Leonel 14 December 1994 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Hernandez Garcia Miguelina 28 March 1998 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Marte De La Rosa Rodrigo 3 August 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Moronta Hernandez Maria Altagracia 6 July 1996 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Polanco Emiliano Rohan 15 October 1998 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

ECUADOR (ECU)

Caicedo Pachito Jean Carlos 10 January 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Castillo Torres Julio Cesar 10 May 1988 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Pachito Jurado Erika Stefania 29 July 1995 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Palacios Espinoza Maria Belen 18 October 1998 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

EGYPT (EGY)

Rezk Mostafa Hafez Yousry 30 August 1993 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Salah Orabi Abdelgawwad Abdelrahman 9 October 1987 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

EL SALVADOR (ESA)

Solorzano Yamileth 29 May 1988 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

ESWATINI (SWZ)

Dlamini Thabiso 27 May 1993 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

FINLAND (FIN)

Potkonen Mira Marjut Johanna 17 November 1980 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

FRANCE (FRA)

Aliev Mourad 31 July 1995 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Bennama Billal 14 June 1998 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Hamadouche Maiva 4 November 1989 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Kistohurry Samuel 1 February 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Oumiha Sofiane 23 December 1994 Men’s Light (57-63kg)



GEORGIA (GEO)

Alakhverdovi Sakhil 9 January 1999 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Kharabadze Giorgi 11 May 1997 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Madiev Eskerkhan 12 February 1998 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

GERMANY (GER)

Abduljabbar Ammar Riad 1 October 1995 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Apetz Nadine 3 January 1986 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Shadalov Hamsat 14 October 1998 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

GHANA (GHA)

Samed Shakul 17 March 1999 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Sulemanu Tetteh 18 August 1992 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Takyi Samuel 23 December 2000 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

GREAT BRITAIN (GBR)

Artingstall Karriss 23 November 1994 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Clarke Cheavon 14 December 1990 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Clarke Frazer 7 August 1991 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Davison Charley-Sian 24 November 1993 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Dubois Caroline 11 January 2001 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

McCormack Luke 8 June 1995 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

McCormack Pat 8 June 1995 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

McGrail Peter 31 May 1996 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Price Lauren 25 June 1994 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Whittaker Benjamin 6 June 1997 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Yafai Galal 11 December 1992 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

GUYANA (GUY)

Allicock Keevin 9 June 1999 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

HAITI (HAI)

Valsaint Jr Darrelle 29 May 2000 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

HUNGARY (HUN)

Galos Roland 26 May 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

INDIA (IND)

Baatth Simranjit Kaur 10 July 1995 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Borgohain Lovlina 2 October 1997 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Hmangte Chungneijang Mery Kom 1 March 1983 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Kaushik Manish 5 March 1996 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Kumar Ashish 18 July 1994 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Kumar Satish 4 May 1989 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Panghal Amit 16 October 1995 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Rani Pooja 17 February 1991 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Krishan Vikas 10 February 1992 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

IRELAND (IRL)

Brennan Emmet 4 May 1991 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Harrington Kellie Anne 11 December 1989 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Irvine Brendan 17 May 1996 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

O’Rourke Aoife 2 July 1997 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)



Walker Kurt Anthony 7 March 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Walsh Aidan 28 March 1997 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Walsh Michaela 5 June 1993 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (IRI)

Mousavi Seyedshahin 25 April 1994 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Shahbakhsh Daniyal 18 March 2000 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

ITALY (ITA)

Carini Angela 6 October 1998 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Nicoli Rebecca 29 September 1999 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Sorrentino Giordana 27 April 2000 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Testa Irma 28 December 1997 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

JAMAICA (JAM)

Brown Ricardo 7 February 1990 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

JAPAN (JPN)

Irie Sena 9 October 2000 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Moriwaki Yuito 8 August 1996 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Namiki Tsukimi 17 September 1998 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Narimatsu Daisuke 14 December 1989 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Okazawa Sewonrets Quincy Mensah 21 December 1995 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Tanaka Ryomei 13 October 1993 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

JORDAN (JOR)

Alhindawi Odai Riyad Adel 28 July 1991 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Alkasbeh Obada Mohammad Mustafa 30 July 1994 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Alwadi Mohammad 17 August 1985 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Eashash Zeyad Eishaih Hussein 23 October 1998 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Iashaish Hussein Eishaish Hussein 6 August 1995 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ)

Amankul Abilkhan 29 July 1997 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Bibossinov Saken 3 July 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Kunkabayev Kamshybek 18 November 1991 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Levit Vassiliy 24 February 1988 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Nurdauletov Bekzad 10 April 1998 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Ryabets Nadezhda 14 September 2000 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Safiullin Zakir 11 November 1986 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Temirzhanov Serik 24 May 1998 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Zhussupov Ablaikhan 10 January 1997 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

KENYA (KEN)

Akinyi Elizabeth 25 September 1993 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Ochola Elly Ajowi 10 May 1983 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Okoth Nicholas Okongo 3 March 1983 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Ongare Christine 26 November 1993 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

KOSOVO (KOS)

Sadiku Donjeta 8 July 1999 Women’s Light (57-60kg)



MAURITIUS (MRI)

Clair Merven 2 July 1993 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Colin Louis Richarno 17 July 1987 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

MEXICO (MEX)

Cruz Sandoval Brianda Tamara 22 December 1998 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Falcon Reyes Esmeralda 12 October 1995 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Romero Torres Rogelio 23 February 1995 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

MONGOLIA (MGL)

Baatarsukh Chinzorig 21 September 1991 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Erdenebat Tsendbaatar 16 October 1996 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Munkhbat Myagmarjargal 3 March 1992 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

MOROCCO (MAR)

Assaghir Mohamed 27 May 1993 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Baalla Youness 25 April 1999 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Bel Ahbib Oumayma 21 August 1996 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Cheddar Rabab 7 March 1991 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Hamout Mohamed 11 December 1993 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Mardi Khadija 1 February 1991 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Nadir Abdelhaq 15 June 1993 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

MOZAMBIQUE (MOZ)

Gramane Rady Adosinda 11 November 1995 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Panguana Acinda Helena 27 February 1994 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

NAMIBIA (NAM)

Jonas Jonas 24 November 1993 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

NETHERLANDS (NED)

Fontijn Nouchka 9 November 1987 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Lacruz Enrico 31 August 1993 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

NEW ZEALAND (NZL)

Nyika David 7 August 1995 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

PANAMA (PAN)

Bylon Atheyna 6 April 1989 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

PAPUA NEW GUINEA (PNG)

Ume John 19 August 1996 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (CHN)

Chang Yuan 24 June 1997 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Chen Daxiang 27 January 1996 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Gu Hong 6 November 1988 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Hu Jianguan 11 May 1993 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Li Qian 6 June 1990 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Tuoheta Erbieke 18 November 1996 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)



PERU (PER)

Lucar Jaimes Jose Maria 11 September 1992 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Pezo Saboya Leodan 1 November 1993 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

PHILIPPINES (PHI)

Magno Irish 27 July 1991 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Marcial Eumir 29 October 1995 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Paalam Carlo 16 July 1998 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Petecio Nesthy 11 April 1992 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

POLAND (POL)

Drabik Sandra 13 August 1988 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Durkacz Damian 30 January 1999 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Koszewska Karolina 7 January 1982 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Wojcik Elzbieta 14 January 1996 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

PUERTO RICO (PUR)

Rivera Figueroa Yankiel 10 September 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

REFUGEE OLYMPIC TEAM (EOR)

Salamana Wessam 26 October 1985 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Sella Rodriguez Eldric 24 January 1997 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

REPUBLIC OF KOREA (KOR)

Im Aeji 11 May 1999 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Oh Yeonji 4 August 1990 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

ROC*

Bakshi Gleb 12 November 1995 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Batyrgaziev Albert 23 June 1998 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Dalgatova Saadat 30 October 1988 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Gadzhimagomedov Muslim 14 January 1997 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Khataev Imam 31 August 1994 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Magomedalieva Zenfira 8 February 1988 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Mamedov Gabil 19 April 1994 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Soluianova Svetlana 21 September 1994 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Veriasov Ivan 10 July 1993 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Vorontsova Liudmila 22 February 1999 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Zamkovoi Andrei 4 July 1987 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

ROMANIA (ROU)

Girleanu Cosmin-Petre 3 June 1999 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Nechita Maria Claudia 15 August 1993 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

SAMOA (SAM)

Ah Tong Marion Faustino 1 April 2000 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Plodzicki-Faoagali Ato Leau 18 February 1999 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

SERBIA (SRB)

Radovanovic Nina 19 December 1991 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

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SLOVAKIA (SVK)

Csemez Andrej 6 May 1998 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

SOMALIA (SOM)

Ali Ramla Said Ahmed 16 September 1989 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

SPAIN (ESP)

Escobar Mascunano Gabriel 22 July 1996 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Jalidov Gafurova Gazimagomed Schamilovich 16 March 1995 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Quiles Brotons Jose 19 October 1997 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Reyes Pla Enmanuel 14 December 1992 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

SWEDEN (SWE)

Alexiusson Agnes 19 April 1996 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Chartoi Adam 17 March 1997 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

TAJIKISTAN (TJK)

Negmatulloev Shabbos 21 September 1997 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Usmonov Bakhodur 21 December 1997 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Zukhurov Siyovush 5 June 1993 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

THAILAND (THA)

Butdee Chatchai-Decha 26 March 1985 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Jitpong Jutamas 9 February 1998 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Manikon Baison 7 November 2001 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Panmot Thitisan 5 December 2000 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Seesondee Sudaporn 4 October 1991 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (TTO)

Prince Aaron Solomon 9 January 1986 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

TUNISIA (TUN)

Hlimi Ep Moulahi Khouloud 5 February 1990 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Homrani Ep Zayani Mariem 25 January 1991 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

TURKEY (TUR)

Cakiroglu Buse Naz 26 May 1996 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Ciftci Batuhan 16 December 1997 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Ekinci Necat 20 October 1999 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Malkan Bayram 8 September 1999 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Surmeneli Busenaz 26 May 1998 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Yildiz Esra 4 July 1997 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

UGANDA (UGA)

Bwogi Shadiri 25 October 1996 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Nanziri Catherine 13 September 1999 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Ssemujju Kavuma David 11 November 1992 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

UKRAINE (UKR)

Butsenko Mykola 25 June 1991 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Khartsyz Yaroslav 7 May 1997 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Khyzhniak Oleksandr 3 August 1995 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)



Lysenko Anna 22 December 1991 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Rogava Tsotne 2 May 1993 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

Davis Keyshawn Daniel Webster 28 February 1999 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Ellis Rashida Shakilya Quante 4 June 1995 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Fuchs Virginia Hall 9 March 1988 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Graham Naomi Melissa 15 May 1989 Women’s Middle (69-75kg)

Isley Troy 5 September 1998 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Johnson Delante Marquis 13 August 1998 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Jones Oshae Lanae 3 January 1998 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Ragan Duke 18 September 1997 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Ramirez Yarisel 11 December 1999 Women’s Feather (54-57kg)

Torrez Jr Richard 1 June 1999 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

UZBEKISTAN (UZB)

Abduraimov Elnur 10 June 1994 Men’s Light (57-63kg)

Baturov Bobo-Usmon 16 November 1994 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)

Jalolov Bakhodir 8 July 1994 Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg)

Kakhramonov Fanat 23 December 1996 Men’s Middle (69-75kg)

Kodirova Raykhona 10 November 1993 Women’s Light (57-60kg)

Mirzakhalilov Mirazizbek 27 February 1995 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Rakhimova Tursunoy 5 June 1997 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Ruzmetov Dilshod 12 March 1999 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

Tursunov Sanjar 18 August 1998 Men’s Heavy (81-91kg)

Yunusova Shakhnoza 2 January 1999 Women’s Welter (64-69kg)

Zoirov Shakhobidin 3 March 1993 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

VENEZUELA (VEN)

Cardozo Rojas Irismar Del Valle 2 April 1998 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Finol Rivas Yoel 21 September 1996 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Korbaj Barrera Nalek 8 October 1995 Men’s Light Heavy (75-91kg)

VIETNAM (VIE)

Nguyen Thi Tam 4 April 1994 Women’s Fly (48-51kg)

Nguyen Van Duong 2 October 1996 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

ZAMBIA (ZAM)

Chinyemba Patrick 3 January 2001 Men’s Fly (48-52kg)

Mulenga Everisto 26 March 1999 Men’s Feather (52-57kg)

Zimba Steven 10 January 2001 Men’s Welter (63-69kg)


10 hisTOry OF BOxing aT ThE OLyMpiC gaMEs

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Boxing is one of the world’s most traditional sports – with deep roots in the history of humankind and a strong bond to the Olympic Games.

The sport is believed to have originated in the Sumerian cities at the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC, but pieces of evidence of boxing’s existence have also been found in Egypt, India, Greece and China in their ancient civilizations.

The sport was introduced to the Olympic Games by the ancient Greeks at the 23rd Olympiad in 688 BC, when Onomastos of Smyrna won the first gold medal. At the time, there were no weight classes, time limits, scoring systems or strict rules, and boxers fought with strips of leather wrapped around their fists. On the other hand, honour, respect and fair play were paramount factors.

The sport of boxing was reinvented in the 16th century in England, and the first reported boxing match was held in the United Kingdom in 1681.

Boxing first appeared in the modern Olympic Games at St Louis in 1904, the third games of the modern era, when medals were awarded in seven men’s weight classes. Four years later at the Olympic Games London 1908, the sport featured five weight classes. There were no boxing events at the Olympic Games Stockholm 1912, due to a Swedish law that banned the sport. Following World War I, boxing was once again included on the Olympic Games programme at Antwerp 1920, and has featured at every Olympic Games since then.

Some 42 countries secured at least one boxing Olympic title from 1904 until 2016. In the modern Games’ history, the sport’s most successful nations include the United States of America, which tops the overall ranking with 50 gold medals; Cuba, which has won 37 gold medals since making its Olympic boxing debut in 1960; and Great Britain, with 18 gold medals. Italy and the Soviet Union (1952-88) follow with 15 and 14 gold medals respectively, while Russia (1996-2016) and Hungary have both claimed 10.

Following a historic IOC decision in August 2009, female boxing events were included at the Olympic Games for the first time at London 2012, where 36 women athletes were able to compete in three weight classes: fly (51kg), light (60kg) and middle (75kg).

Olympic boxing heroes The history of boxing at the Olympic Games includes numerous legendary performances and performers. Atop the list is Hungary’s southpaw Laszlo Papp, who claimed three gold medals: winning the middleweight class at London 1948, then going on to take gold in the light-middleweight division at Helsinki 1952 and Melbourne 1956.

Cuba won its first gold medals through Orlando Martinez and Emilio Correa at the Olympic Games Munich 1972. Cuba is also the homeland of two boxing legends: heavyweight superstars Teofilo Stevenson and Felix Savon, who both repeated Laszlo Papp’s achievement by winning three Olympic titles. Stevenson was crowned Olympic champion in 1972, 1976 and 1980, before Savon took gold in 1992, 1996 and in 2000.

Poland’s two-time champion Jerzy Kulej won his first title at Tokyo 1964, then defended his gold at Mexico City 1968. Following his bronze medal in 1960, the Soviet Union’s Boris Lagutin claimed gold in 1964 and 1968 to join the club of double Olympic

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champions, while Russia is proud of its two-time Olympic champions, Oleg Saitov and Aleksey Tishchenko. Saitov followed gold in 1996 and 2000 with bronze at Athens 2004, just falling short of his third Olympic title.

The first Asian double champion was Zou Shiming of China, who won his first title on home turf at Beijing 2008 and followed with a second gold at London 2012. Vasyl Lomachenko of Ukraine, a BTF Athlete Ambassador, has one of the best amateur boxing records in history with only one loss during his whole career – including an unbeaten record at the Olympic Games, with Olympic gold at Beijing 2008 (at the age of 20) and London 2012.

Great Britain’s Nicola Adams won the first ever Olympic gold medal in women’s boxing (flyweight) while competing on her home turf at London 2012. The British athlete repeated that achievement four years later in Rio de Janeiro, becoming the first women boxer to win two Olympic titles back to back. She was joined by Claressa Shields of the USA, who was only 17 years old when she won her first title at London 2012. She went on to secure her second Olympic gold medal in the middleweight (75kg) category at Rio 2016.

Some of the greatest athletes of all time have showcased their abilities in the Olympic boxing ring, including Floyd Mayweather, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Sugar Ray Leonard and Oscar de la Hoya. Among heavier weight categories, names such as Lennox Lewis, Wladimir Klitschko and George Foreman jump to mind as famous gold medallists. However, no one tops the recognition of Muhammad Ali, who (as Cassius Clay) won the gold medal at Rome 1960 before going on to become one of the most iconic figures inside and outside the world of sport.

• The youngest boxers qualified for Tokyo 2020 are Baison Manikon (THA) in the women’s 69kg, born on 7 November 2001, and Darrelle Valsaint Jr (HAI) in the men’s 75kg, born on 29 May 2002.

• The oldest boxers qualified for Tokyo 2020 are Mira Potkonen (FIN) in the women’s 60kg, born on 17 November 1980, and Elly Ajowi Ochola (KEN) in the men’s 91kg, born on 10 May 1983.

• Three Olympic Games Rio 2016 boxing champions will compete at Tokyo 2020: Shakhobidin Zoirov (UZB), who will defend his men’s 52kg title; Arlen Lopez (CUB) in the men’s 81kg, who won gold at Rio 2016 in the men’s 75kg; and Julio Cesar La Cruz (CUB) in the men’s 91kg, who won the men’s 81kg title at Rio 2016.

• Three gold medallists from the Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018 will be competing in Tokyo: Brian Arregui (ARG) in the men’s 69kg, Keno Machado (BRA) in the men’s 81kg, and Caroline Dubois (GBR) in the women’s 60kg.

• The youngest ever Olympic boxing champion is Jackie Fields (USA), who won Olympic featherweight gold at Paris 1924 at the age of 16.

• The Olympic Games Amsterdam 1928 was the first at which each NOC could send only one boxer per weight class.

Before Amsterdam, NOCs could send two boxers in each weight category to the Olympic Games.

• At the Olympic Games Mexico City 1968, Beijing 2008 and Rio de Janeiro 2016, the respective host nations – Mexico (MEX), the People’s Republic of China (CHN) and Brazil (BRA) each won their ever first Olympic boxing gold medals.

• The Olympic Games Seoul 1988 was the last competition to use two boxing rings due to the high number of participants. It was also the last Olympic Games where boxers could represent their NOCs without any qualifications.

• Seeding was used in an international boxing event for the first time in 2009, and was introduced to Olympic boxing at London 2012.

• Women’s boxing events were first included on the Olympic programme at London 2012. There were three different weight categories for women at London 2012 and Rio 2016, but five women’s events will feature at Tokyo 2020.

• France (FRA) and Great Britain (GBR) have each entered boxers in 24 editions of the Olympic Games. Italy (ITA), the Philippines (PHI) and the United States of America (USA) have each sent boxers to 23 different Olympic Games.

Nicola Adams

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USEFUL RESOURCES

KEY MEDiA CONTACTS

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Competition

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Boxing Competition Schedule

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Boxing Event Regulations

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Qualification

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Boxing Qualification System

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Allocated Quota Places – Overview

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Allocated Quota Places – Detail

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Ranking & Seeding

• Summary of Boxing and Seeding for the Olympic Boxing Qualifying Events and the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

• Boxing Task Force Rankings

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Seedings

Other resources

• Athlete365 Boxing Website

• Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Boxing Website

• Olympic Channel – Boxing

Marco Dalla Dea Boxing Task Force Communication Manager [email protected]

Chiara Ferrante BTF Communication Coordinator [email protected]

NoteAll information in this Media Guide was correct as of Friday 16 July 2021. Any changes will be communicated via the channels above.

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https://olympics.com/tokyo-2020/en/schedule/boxing-schedule

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IOC-Boxing-Task-Force-Tokyo-2020-Event-Regulations_Feb-2020.pdf

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2021-05-06-Tokyo-2020-Revised-Qualification-System-Boxing-ENG.pdf

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/20210715_Tokyo2020_BOX_Quotas_overview.pdf

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/20210715_Tokyo2020_BOX_Quotas.pdf

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Boxing-Road-to-Tokyo-2020-Ranking-Seeding-for-Teams.pdf

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http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/20210618_Boxing_Road_To_Tokyo_Rankings_.pdf

http://boxing.athlete365.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/20210706_Tokyo2020_Seeding.pdf

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https://olympics.com/tokyo-2020/en/sports/boxing/

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