Rafa Maciel

Women's 54Kg Zeynab Rahimova def. Emagnu Bayew Agerie

Women's 54Kg - Sirine Charaabi def. Sandra Drabik Women's 54Kg - Marta Lopez Del Arbol def. Alondra Sanchez (Based on Italian Federation Facebook)

Women's 54Kg - Scarlett Delgado def. Anna Sara Svensson

Women's 54Kg - Shera Mae Patricio def. Angelyris Lopez (5-0)

Women's 54Kg - Shukura Kareem def. Zhaina Shekerbekova

Women's 54Kg - Sara Cirkovic def. Romane Moulai (4-1)

Don't think anyone really knows - previously the refugee boxers received invite rather than having to win a quota. According to the qualification document, the quota is awarded to the athlete rather than the NOC so if she wins a spot and the Home Office pull their finger out and resolve her citizenship, then the quota would form part of the team. If both Ngamba and Reid were to win quotas I would assume GB Boxing would have to reject one.

With the indoor season finished, it is time to focus attention on the outdoors and the athletes beginning to chase the OQT for Paris. Next weekend (16-Mar), there is a big 10,000m event in USA - The Ten (imaginative title) - with a handful of Brits looking to hit the qualifying times. Provisional Entry List - Men: Jack Rowe (2022 PB 28:20.31) Patrick Dever (2023 PB 27:23.88) Charlie Hicks (2022 PB 27:40.16 / 2023 SB 27:57.47) Sam Atkin (2020 PB 27:26:58) The OQT for 10,000m is 27:00.00 so at first glance it is not immediately obvious that any of the guys are going to be able to get close to it at this point in the season. That being said, they all set new PBs for 5,000m in Boston last month so they would seem to be in good form going into the race. Guess it will all come down to the pacemakers. Provisional Entry List - Women: Jess Warner-Judd (2022 PB 30:35.93 / 2023 SB 31:09.28) Megan Keith (Possibly first 10,000m on the track as there is no Po10 history for her in the event Amy-Eloise Neale (2023 PB 31:17.81) The OQT for Paris is 30:40.00 and we already have Eilish McColgan with the standard - indeed she set her time of 30:00.86 at this event last year. Currently both Keith and Warner-Judd are in qualifying positions by virtue of their world rankings (Keith's earned through her cross country results) but given the prevailing attitude within UK Athletics, if they want to go to Paris they are going to need to get the time. If their cross country results are anything to go by, they have both wintered well - Warner-Judd improved her 10K PB by 28 seconds in January whilst Keith slashed her PB by 3 minutes.

Day 5 schedule was a bit late being put online but with 28 fights in each session, it's going to be the busiest day of the tournament yet: Morning Session: Women's 57Kg - Elise Glynn v Jekaterina Sorokina Afternoon Session: No Brits in Action Evening Session: Men's 63.5Kg - Patris Mughalzai v Ali Habibinezhad Men's 92Kg - Patrick Brown v Boban Ilioski

At the end of day 4, both and exit the tournament.

Men's +92Kg - Gelon Congo Chala def. Danil Rantanen (5-0)

Men's +92Kg - Djamili-Dini Aboudou Moindze def. Yordan Hernandez Morejon (5-0)

Men's +92Kg - Omar Shiha def. Muhammad Abroridinov (5-0) Men's +92Kg - Thomas Mboua def. Kim Dohyeon

Men's 92Kg - Joseph Kostur def. Marlon Hurtado Colorado Kostur has apparently suffered a cut above his eye and therefore will need to be assessed by medics before his next bout.

I don't know - result was taken from Kazakh federation instagram page and according to google translate, it was all about defending country's honour.

Men's 92Kg - Oralbay Aibek def. Sanjeet

Men's 92Kg - Soheb Bouafia def. Bryan Colwell (5-0)

The team steady the ship on day 4 - although not sure it will have done a huge amount for relationships within the Commonwealth! Morning Session: Chantelle Reid def. Eyed Angel George (RSC Rd. 2) Afternoon Session: No Brits in action Evening Session: Kiaran Macdonald def Jaleel Ortega Jokhu Ai (RSC. Rd 3) I should also have included Cindy Ngamba in the squad updates given she should have had her GB citizenship way before now - she came through her first round against Naomi Graham 5-0

Men's 51Kg - Saken Bibossinov def. David Macharia

Men's 51Kg - Kiaran Macdonald def. Jaleel Ortega Jokhu Al (RSC Rd 3)

The 2024 World Triathlon Championships Series gets underway in Abu Dhabi this weekend - 1 of only 3 WTCS level events before the end of the qualification window. Men: 1.) Alex Yee 2.) Max Stapley 3.) Samuel Dixon No Brownlee or Izzard!!! It's almost like we've given up on getting that 3rd individual quota. Women: 1.) Beth Potter 2.) Sophie Coldwell 3.) Kate Waugh 4.) Georgia Taylor-Brown Good to see GTB back on the start list - it will be interesting to see what kind of form she is in after such a long layoff.

At the end of Session 10, we lose the final representatives from , , and

Men's +92Kg - Diego Lenzi def. Bakyt Toktosun Uulu (5-0) Men's +92Kg - Ayoub Drissi El Aissaoui def. Mark Ahondjo

Men's +92Kg - Martin McDonagh def. Yusuf Acik (5-0)

Men's 92Kg - Odai Alhindawi def. Antonio Rodrigues