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Boxing IOC Olympic Qualifier 1 2024


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With one days left, here’s what the Olympic quota bracket is looking like.
 

Men’s 51kg (4 OQPs)

:COL Yuberjen Martinez v. :CUB Alejandro Claro

:AZE Nijat Huseynov v. :USA Roscoe Hill

:KOR Kim In-Kyu v. :PUR Juanma Lopez De Jesus

:GBR Kiaran MacDonald v. :KAZ Saken Bibossinov 

 

Men’s 57kg (4 OQPs)

:KAZ Makhmud Sabyrkhan v. :TJK Asror Vokhidov

:CHN Lyu Ping v. :COL Yilmar Gonzalez 

:TKM Sukur Owezow v. :IRL Jude Gallagher

:BRA Luiz Oliveira v. :GBR Owain Harris-Allan

 

Men’s 63.5kg (4 OQPs)

:TKM Saparmyrat Odayew v. :VEN Jesus Cova

:MDA Alexandru Paraschiv v. :JOR Obada Al-Kasbeh 

:UZB Ruslan Abdullaev v. :SRB Aleksej Sendrik

:JPN Shion Nishiyama v. :TJK Bakhodur Usmonov

 

Men’s 71kg (4 OQPs)

:BRA Wanderson De Oliveira v. :BUL Rami Mofid Kiwan

:UZB Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev v. :JOR Zeyad Ishaish

:KAZ Aslanbek Shymbergenov v. :AZE Sarkhan Aliyev

:USA Omari Jones v. :IND Nishant Dev

 

Men’s 80kg (4 OQPs)

:IRL Kelyn Cassidy v. :KAZ Nurbek Oralbay

:KOR Kim Jin-Jea v. :TUR Kaan Aykutsun 
:COL Juan Ortiz v. :UZB Turabek Khabibullaev 
:HUN Pylyp Akilov v. :NED Gradus Kraus

 

Men’s 92kg (4 OQPs)

:UZB Lazizbek Mullojonov v. :GEO Giorgi Kushitashvili

:ESP Enmanuel Reyes v. :SRB Sadam Magomedov

:USA Jamar Talley v. :KAZ Aibek Oralbay

:POL Mateusz Bereznicki v. :GBR Patrick Brown

 

Men’s +92kg (4 OQPs)

:BRN Danis Latypov v. :ITA Diego Lenzi

:SRB Dusan Veletic v. :GER Nelvie Tiafack

:NOR Omar Shiha v. :CHN Danabieke Bayikewuzi
:CAN Alexis Barriere v. :FRA Djamili Aboudoi Moindze

 

Women’s 50kg (4 OQPs)

:KAZ Alua Balkibekova v. :GER Maxi Klotzer

:UZB Sabina Bobokulova v. :JPN Rinka Kinoshita

:BUL Zlatislava Chukanova v. :PHI Aira Villegas

:POL Natalia Kuczewska v. :COL Ingrit Valencia

 

Women’s 54kg (4 OQPs)

:CAN Scarlett Delgado v. :SRB Sara Cirkovic

:THA Jutamas Jitpong v. :USA Shera Mae Patricio

:ITA Sirine Charaabi v. :KOR Im Ae-Ji

:TUN Islem Ferchichi v. :VIE Vo Thi Kim Anh

 

Women’s 57kg (2 OQPs)

:PHI Nesthy Petecio v. :TUR Esra Yildiz

:POL Julia Szeremeta v. :USA Alyssa Mendoza

 

Women’s 60kg (3 OQPs)

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

 

Women’s 66kg (4 OQPs)

:UZB Navbakhor Khamidova v. :DOM Maria Moronta

:UKR Anastasiia Chernokolenko v. :TPE Chen Nien-Chin

:ITA Angela Carini v. :CPV Ivanusa Moreira

:IRL Grainne Walsh v. :POL Aneta Rygielska

 

Women’s 75kg (4 OQPs)

Cindy Ngamba v. :KAZ Valentina Khalzova
:UZB Aziza Zokirova v. :GBR Chantelle Reid

:NOR Sunniva Hofstad v. :SWE Love Holgersson

:NGR Patricia Mbata v. :POL Elzbieta Wojcik

 

Total By Country

7: :KAZ:UZB

5: :USA:POL
4: :SRB:ITA:COL:GBR

3: :IRL:KOR

2: :BRA:CHN:GER:BUL:CAN:TUR:JPN:AZE:PHI:TKM:NOR:JOR:TJK
1: :VEN:MDA:IND:HUN:ESP:THA:TUN:VIE:DOM:UKR:CPV:SWE:NGR:BRN:PUR:GEO:CUB:SVK:FRA:TPE:NED

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42 minutes ago, Josh said:

 

 

Total By Country

5: :USA:POL

We end up with 0 quotas during European Games last summer, where we did lost all 7 direct bouts for quotas, I guess same thing will happen here too, or max we will finish with one (Wójcik against :NGR Mbata)

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Maximum teams available after WQ1 (i.e. those qualified + those remaining in this tournament)

 

12 :AUS

11 :BRA :UZB 

10 :USA 

9 :CHN:KAZ 

8 :FRA :IRL:ITA:TUR 

7 :COL:GBR 

6 :SRB 

5 :ALG:BUL:TPE:IND:POL:THA

 

Australia (unsurprisingly) and Algeria don't have any qualifiers left. Poland can have five, but have zero confirmed so far.

 

 

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Recent medal winning countries that so far have not qualified, and who won't qualify a boxer at this tournament

 

2020 :ARM :FIN :GHA :NZL :ROC 

2016 :RUS  :FIN 

2012 :RUS :LTU  

 

Armenia the biggest surprise there

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31 minutes ago, Josh said:

Here we go, quota day! :cheer:

 

2 hours ago, dodge said:

Maximum teams available after WQ1 (i.e. those qualified + those remaining in this tournament)

 

12 :AUS

11 :BRA :UZB 

10 :USA 

9 :CHN:KAZ 

8 :FRA :IRL:ITA:TUR 

7 :COL:GBR 

6 :SRB 

5 :ALG:BUL:TPE:IND:POL:THA

 

Australia (unsurprisingly) and Algeria don't have any qualifiers left. Poland can have five, but have zero confirmed so far.

 

 

Quotas were given for Australia. what a cheat

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