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Boxing Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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:CAN got a spot in the men's 69 kg event (Wyatt Sanford) Sanford was the highest ranked in Pan America not qualified, so id imagine this is a WR quota

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:POL Karolina Koszewska (69 kg) & Elzbieta Wojcik (75 kg) have qualified through Olympic ranking according to bokser.org.

 

So we'll have four boxers in Tokyo. Sandra Drabik (51 kg) & Damian Durkacz (66 kg) made it through the qualifying tournament in Paris already.

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1 hour ago, Benolympique said:

What about quotas? If I am right , Barabanov and Rogava are the highest ranked boxers in Europe? 

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Mandy Bujold will be allowed to compete.

 

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/olympics/canada-s-mandy-bujold-wins-fight-to-box-in-tokyo-olympics-1.6085623

 

This really does open up a can of worms for Tokyo...

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2 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Mandy Bujold will be allowed to compete.

 

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/olympics/canada-s-mandy-bujold-wins-fight-to-box-in-tokyo-olympics-1.6085623

 

This really does open up a can of worms for Tokyo...

Hahahaha it is a joke??? 

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That's crazy, didn't think she would win.

 

Are there any other boxers (or athletes in general) who were pregnant?

 

I imagine this ruling mostly benefits Pan American boxers as the qualification rules were changed for them. The Pan American Canoe Sprint and Slalom qualifiers also had the same fate so someone there could benefit as well (if there was someone).

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wtf "the qualification criteria must include an accommodation for women who were pregnant or postpartum during the qualification period"?

Good luck to the IFs for the next Olympics. And why not including special provisions for injuries and sickness?

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