Boxing IOC Olympic Qualifier 2 2024

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Day 6 (May 29) Session 12 (Night) Schedule:

 

Mens 63.5kg R16:

 

 Nadir v  Paraschiv

 Erdenebat v  Rosenov

 Commey v  Garcia

 Abou-Arab v  Ibarreche

 Alvarez v  Khartsyz

 Malanga v  Mukhammedsabyr

 Viafara Fory v  De la Cruz Baez

 Hasanov v  Nishiyama

 

Mens 71kg R16:

 

 Madiev v  Eashash

 Walsh v  Zakharieiev

 Durkacz v  De Oliveira

 Rachem v  Cuellar

 Madoyan v  Cebotari

 Nishant Devi v  Yeasungnoen

 Richardson v  Muxanga

 Rangel v  Llanos Perez

 

Womens 60kg R16:

 

 Tagirova v  Alexiusson

 Volossenko v  Boro

 Piñeiro Muino v  Thi Linh

 Beram v  Jedinakova

 Budasz v  Kukhta

 Viitanen v  Okhrei

 Broadhurst v  Smith

 Yeon-ji v  Falcon

 

Womens 66kg R32:

 

 Oraekwe v  Hovsepyan

 Wharerau v  Yama

 Boboyorova v  Sanogo

 Walsh v  Hyo-sun

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So final day of relying solely on results. Livestream available from Thursday 

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So many upsets in Lithuanian team. Everyone was hyping our female boxers after winning gold in Worlds and medals in Europeans that we will finally debut in women's boxing, but seems we'll have to wait another 4 years... 1 Lithuanian boxer left  standing with not a lot of chance to get through..

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Day 5 (28 May) Session 10 (Night) Results:

 

Women's 54kg R32:

 

 Gómez Landaeta -  Drabik

 Sarsenbek -  Patricio

 Delgado -  Faki

 Munguntsetseg -  Harada

 Moulai -  Bravo

 Nassar -  Im

 Havyarimana -  Kargar

 Zuleta -  Rahimova

 Teli -  Au

 Phekie -  Gojkovic

 Bazaldua -  Huang

 Mortensen -  López

 Lehane -  López

 Kovalchuk -  Ferchichi

 Lakotar -  Begmuradova

 Swensson -  Sycheva

 

Men's 57kg R32:

 

 Jantrong -  Askerov

 Haxhillari -  Tirado Pagán

 Fernández García -  Nguyen

 Sigauque -  Seiitbek Uulu

 Abduraimov -  Mwale

 Bajoku -  Vokhidov

 Walizadeh -  Bril

 Shahbakhsh -  Kharkhuu

 Sachin -  Jensen

 Ciftci -  Allicock

 Tae Bom O -  Kistohurry

 Mordjane -  Kim

 Paalam -  Ovezov

 Bazeyan -  Iashash

 Lyu -  De lo Santos Feliz

 Lee -  Abusal

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Day 6 (29 May) Session 11 (Morning) Results:

 

Women's 66kg R32:

 

 Muller -  Khamidova

 Seon -  Allahverdiyeva

 Mavrommati -  Beeloo

 Bogdanova -  Kuluhova

 Chernokolenko -  Mbabi

 Kito -  Kovalainen

 Durán -  Moreira

 Estornell -  Kali

 Radunovic -  Camilo Bravo

 Asiko -  Sonvico

 Triebelova -  Rozentale

 Choudhary -  Piñeiro Aquino

 

Men's +92kg R32:

 

 Kabamba -  Mendoza

 Narender -  Congo Chala

 Jno Charles -  Khali

 Arzola -  Cruz

 Ngoc Minh Hieu -  McDonagh

 Belberov -  Aydemir

 Chaloyan -  Latypov

 Safari -  Agnes

 Abroridinov -  Kim

 Foreman -  Ghadfa Drissi El Aissaoui

 Dusan -  Hagag

 Bayikewuzi -  Jazevicius

 Safaryan -  Roulias

 Paul -  Hola

 Lovchynskyi -  Onyekwere

 St Pierre -  Pratljacic

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 Walsh "beated" Zakhareev  - clear robbery. 

 

 Khartsyz has ane even bout against Cuban - it was 50/50 decision.

 

Very bad day for us. Especially with that robbery in favour of Walsh. He did not win that bout at all.

 

Video here https://www.facebook.com/taramari/videos/816989067015582

Edited May 29 by avlar

[Illya 513]

I mean, Irish boxing without help from the judges is nothing and it somehow showed at the pro-level, where their boxers are not strong at all, and Ukraine have buch of the top fighters. So kudos for giving money to the judges, this sport needed to be banned from the Olympics, where the world champion who beat his opponent in the face and take him to the canvas, lost 

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9 minutes ago, Illya said:

I mean, Irish boxing without help from the judges is nothing and it somehow showed at the pro-level, where their boxers are not strong at all, and Ukraine have buch of the top fighters. So kudos for giving money to the judges, this sport needed to be banned from the Olympics, where the world champion who beat his opponent in the face and take him to the canvas, lost 

I do not want to characterize in such way Irish boxing in general. 

 

But personally Walsh... should stay at home during the Olympics, since he lost to Zakhareev. 

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Tournament going pretty well so far for us with 10/13 wins

 

 

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26 minutes ago, Illya said:

I mean, Irish boxing without help from the judges is nothing and it somehow showed at the pro-level, where their boxers are not strong at all, and Ukraine have buch of the top fighters. So kudos for giving money to the judges, this sport needed to be banned from the Olympics, where the world champion who beat his opponent in the face and take him to the canvas, lost 

Considering almost every close 3-2 decision at the last qualification tournament went against Irish fighters, that's a pretty ridiculous statement. And Rio 2016 our fighters were on the end of a lot of robberies too, and there's been plenty more over the years. I didn't see the Walsh Zakhariev fight so I can't comment on that fight specifically, but being upset because your fighter lost a bout which you feel they should have won is no reason to make blanket, inaccurate statements. Boxing judging has always been a source of contention given how subjective it is, personally I feel the scoring system for London 2012 was the best I can remember and I wish they had stuck with that.