Boxing IOC Olympic Qualifier 1 2024

[copravolley 498]

20 minutes ago, avlar said:

2012 Olympics was a total disaster. So many cases, but of course I remember Khitrov - Ogogo the best. With a level score they gave victory to Ogogo. But after that found out that Olympic website showed not only the total score, but also points awarded by every single judge. And no one judhe gave more points to Ogogo but - onlly level scores or in favour of Khitrov. How did they solved it? They simply hid that information at the website!!!

 

As for me, if 99% of the times fans from any country can claim a robbery - is the best evidence of awful scoring system and work of judges )

 

 

 

 

I remember that Seoul 1988 was also a huge scandal. Then Roy Jones Jr. lost to the host representative in the final after the scandalous verdict.

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As an example of how difficult judging is. Theres 5 judges here and not one of them are the same for all 3 rounds. 
 

I hope they ditch 10-9 as soon as possible 

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43 minutes ago, copravolley said:

Diego Lenzi won against the Spaniard in 92 kg. Italy will have at least 2 QO fights on Monday. Tonight I'm still counting on Carini and Charaabi to win. I think that 2 QO for Italy is realistic here.

You make me remember Maximus Decimus Meridius with "spaniard".

[Fer GUA 573]

All Guatemalan boxers are out at this tournament. Last Games a  boxer participated was in 2008. 

[Ionoutz24 129]

 in final for quota  

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8 hours ago, copravolley said:

I remember that Seoul 1988 was also a huge scandal. Then Roy Jones Jr. lost to the host representative in the final after the scandalous verdict.

That one was a biggie.  One judge from Morrocco was quoted in the US magazine Sports Illustrated saying that Jones won easily, but that he put down Park Si-hun as the winner because he thought a 5-0 decision would have embarrassed the host country.

 

 

 

 

 

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20 hours ago, hckošice said:

Never heard in my life about boxing judges which would favour a Slovak boxer over USA (especially a former world champion and kinda USA poster boy.)

 

+ I watched the bout life on Olympic Channel, and you know, when even both their announcers (usually USA biased) called it fair call I am quite surprised to read this from you. but, Sure, ok, it is your oppinion and you are entitled to have it.

 

Bandi won both first 2 rounds fairly (again both OC commentators admitted it), in the last Gonzalez was clearly much much better but it came too late for him and Bandi knew after the 2 rounds he do not need to risk anymore and at the end he did the job and kept his win.

 

Only Gonzalez is here to blame for being extremely passive in both first rounds and underestimated Bandi, definitely not the judges, which in opposite were surprisingly pretty fair and not "fall" under the name of the favorite and stronger/more important country.

Yeah ok, I rewatched this fight. Still think Gonzalez probably deserved to win but it was very close and wasn't clearly wrong. 

 

To be clear my macro take on the judging throughout qualifying is that (other than host country bias which has existed at every boxing tournament ever) the judging has been remarkably unbiased. It just hasn't been very good. 

On the commentary thing I don't think yer man is that good a judge of boxing fights. I have watched many a fight where it feels he seems to be commentating on an entirely different fight to what I'm watching. To be fair I have thought Nicola Adams has been fairly insightful, the other three of them I'm not so sure about.

 

Lastly my own judging abilities aren't very good, I mentioned the Csemez Gonzalez fight because I had been surprised by the decision and then I had also seen others elsewhere be surprised by the decision. It is completely fair to disregard my opinion on judging decisions in specific fights.

 

[Josh 11,497]

With two days left, here’s what the Olympic quota bracket is looking like. Stupid emoji limit isn’t letting me add any more, this will be updated within 15 minutes. 
 

Men’s 51kg (4 OQPs)

 Yuberjen Martinez v.  Tomoya Tsuboi

 Alejandro Claro v.  Luis Delgado

 Rudolf Garboyan v.  Nijat Huseynov

 Huthaifa Eshish v.  Roscoe Hill

 Theophilus Allotey v.  Kim In-Kyu

 Ramon Quiroga v.  Juanma Lopez De Jesus

 Rogen Ladon v.  Kiaran MacDonald

 Saken Bibossinov v.  Azar Makhmetov

 

Men’s 57kg (4 OQPs)

 Makhmud Sabyrkhan v.  Caleb Tirado

 Asror Vokhidov v.  Umid Rustamov

 Lyu Ping v.  Pedro Manuel Gomes

 Yilmar Gonzalez v.  Tryagain Ndevelo

 Carlo Paalam v.  Sukur Owezow

 Soulaimane Samghouli v.  Jude Gallagher

 Luiz Oliveira v.  Artyush Gomtsyan

 Owain Harris-Allan v.  Lucas Fernandez

 

Men’s 63.5kg (4 OQPs)

 Saparmyrat Odayew v.  Jesus Cova

 Alexandru Paraschiv v.  Obada Al-Kasbeh 

 Ruslan Abdullaev v.  Aleksej Sendrik

 Shion Nishiyama v.  Bakhodur Usmonov

 

Men’s 71kg (4 OQPs)

 Milos Bartl v.  Wanderson De Oliveira

 Rami Mofid Kiwan v.  Syrgak Abdyzhapar Uulu

 Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev v.  Alexander Rangel

Zeyad Ishaish v.  Jorge Cuellar

 Bayramdurdy Nurmuhammedow v.  Aslanbek Shymbergenov

 Gurgen Madoyan v.  Sarkhan Aliyev

 Omari Jones v.  Moslem Maghsoudi

 Nishant Dev v.  Christos Karaitis

 

Men’s 80kg (4 OQPs)

 Kelyn Cassidy v.  Rafayel Hovhannisyan

 Nurbek Oralbay v.  Aliaksei Alfiorau

 Andrej Csemez v.  Kim Jin-Jea

 Kaan Aykutsun v.  Omurbek Bekzhigit Uulu
 Juan Ortiz v.  Taj Kagho

 Turabek Khabibullaev v.  Yojerlin Cesar
 Mindaugas Gedminas v.  Pylyp Akilov

 Meysam Gheshlaghi v.  Gradus Kraus

 

Men’s 92kg (4 OQPs)

 Lazizbek Mullojonov v.  Giorgi Kushitashvili

 Enmanuel Reyes v.  Sadam Magomedov

 Jamar Talley v.  Aibek Oralbay

 Mateusz Bereznicki v.  Patrick Brown

 

Men’s +92kg (4 OQPs)

 Danis Latypov v.  Diego Lenzi

 Dusan Veletic v.  Nelvie Tiafack

 Omar Shiha v.  Danabieke Bayikewuzi
 Alexis Barriere v.  Djamili Aboudoi Moindze

 

Women’s 50kg (4 OQPs)

 Alua Balkibekova v.  Jung Joo-Hyung

 Maxi Klotzer v.  Guo Yi-Xuan

 Daina Moorehouse v.  Sabina Bobokulova
 Aldana Lopez v.  Rinka Kinoshita

 Hanan Nassar v.  Zlatislava Chukanova

 Aira Villegas v.  Sofie Rosshaug

 Ruhafzo Haqnazarova v.  Natalia Kuczewska

 Susan Aguas v.  Ingrit Valencia

 

Women’s 54kg (4 OQPs)

 Scarlett Delgado v.  Sara Cirkovic

 Jutamas Jitpong v.  Shera Mae Patricio

 Sirine Charaabi v.  Im Ae-Ji

 Islem Ferchichi v.  Vo Thi Kim Anh

 

Women’s 57kg (2 OQPs)

 Nesthy Petecio v.  Maud Van Der Toorn

 Esra Yildiz v.  Elise Glynn

 Julia Szeremeta v.  Sitora Turdibekova

 Alyssa Mendoza v.  Jin Hye-Jeong

 

Women’s 60kg (3 OQPs)

 Chelsea Heijnen and  Donjeta Sadiku have already booked their tickets to Paris. Winner of the third place bout between  Miroslava Jedinakova and  Alessia Mesiano will join them. 

 

Women’s 66kg (4 OQPs)

 Navbakhor Khamidova v.  Maria Moronta

 Anastasiia Chernokolenko v.  Chen Nien-Chin

 Angela Carini v.  Ivanusa Moreira

 Grainne Walsh v.  Aneta Rygielska

 

Women’s 75kg (4 OQPs)

Cindy Ngamba v.  Valentina Khalzova
 Aziza Zokirova v.  Chantelle Reid

 Sunniva Hofstad v.  Love Holgersson

 Patricia Mbata v.  Elzbieta Wojcik

 

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Edited March 10, 2024 by Josh

[NearPup 3,488]

Still baffled that in the women's 60kg they didn't make three brackets rather than four brackets with a playoff.

[sounak 40]

any live stream links?