Russia World Cup Results.....can someone post them?

[davetko]

Can someone post the daily results???

[Venceremos]

Boxing World Cup
July 12-17, 2005
Luzhniki Small Arena, Moscow, Russia.

Groups:
A: Cuba, Thailand, Romania
B: Russia, USA, Belarus
C: Khazakhstan, United Team of Africa, Georgia
D: Azerbaijan, Korea, Ukraine

Results
July 12:
Cuba 10, Thailand 1
Khazakhstan 9, Georgia 2
Russia 11, Belarus 0
Azerbaijan 7, Korea 4

July 13:
Cuba 11, Romania 0
Georgia 5 (15), Africa 5 (14)
Belarus 6, USA 5
Ukraine 7, Korea 4

July 14:
Romania 6, Thailand 5
Khazakhstan 11, Africa 0
Russia 11, USA 0
Azerbaijan 6, Ukraine 5

July 16
Cuba 6, Khazakhstan 5
Russia 11, Azerbaijan 0

July 17
Russia 7, Cuba 4

[locoxelbox]

Cuba beat Thailand 10-1 on the first day of competition. In a rematch from the Athens Olympic final, Guillermo Rigondeaux beat Worapoj Petchkoom. Three azerbaijani boxers completed the Thai team in the heavier weight classes:

48 Yan Bartelemi, CUB-Suban Pannon, THA 36:12
51 Somjit Jongjohor, THA-Andry Laffita, CUB +24:24
54 Guillermo Rigondeaux, CUB-Worapoj Petchkoom, THA 34:16
57 Yuriolkis Gamboa, CUB-Thong Theang, THA RSCO (28:8 )
60 Yordenis Ugas, CUB-Pichai Sayotha, THA 45:21
64 Carlos Banteaux, CUB- WO
69 Erislandy Lara, CUB-Non Boonjumnong, THA 21:9
75 Yordanis Despaigne, CUB-Suriya Prasathinphinmai, THA 28:11
81 Yunier Dorticos, CUB-Elnur Kadyrov, THA (AZE) RSC 1
91 Luis Ortiz, CUB-Azer Mamedov, THA (AZE) RSCO 2 (25:5)
+91 Odlanier Solis, CUB-Ilgar Mamedov, THA (AZE) RET 2


Credits: http://www.jit.cu

[ABA Boxing]

Azerbaijan V Korea 7:4

Russia V Belarus 11:0

[locoxelbox]

Cuba easily beat Romania 11-0 in the second group match and qualified for the semi-finals. Olympic champ Guillermo Rigondeaux beat Hungarian import Zsolt Bedak (who has three victories over mexican Abner Mares) in the only bout to finish four rounds. Eight RSCO victories for the cubans.


48 Yan Bartelemi, CUB-Iulius Poczo, ROM RSCO 2 (20:0)
51 Andry Laffita, CUB WO
54 Guillermo Rigondeaux, CUB-Zsolt Bedak, ROM (HUN) 28:11
57 Yuriolkis Gamboa, CUB-Viorel Simion, ROM RSCO 3
60 Yordenis Ugas, CUB-Georgian Popescu, ROM RSCO 3
64 Carlos Banteaux, CUB- WO
69 Erislandy Lara, CUB-Stefan Dragomir, ROM RSCO 3
75 Yordanis Despaigne, CUB-Ronald Gavril, ROM RSCO 3
81 Yunier Dorticos, CUB-Ovidiu Chereches, ROM RSCO 2
91 Luis Ortiz, CUB-Daniel Vacaru, ROM RSCO 2
+91 Odlanier Solis, CUB-Georgel Gavril, ROM RSCO 3

[galaxy]

Russia V Belarus 11:0

48kg Sergey Kazakov RUS Anton Bekesh BLR 35:11
51kg Georgi Balakshin RUS Bato-Munko Vankeev BLR 24:9
54kg Maxim Khalikov RUS Khavazi Khacygov BLR 23:13
57kg Alexey Tishchenko RUS Sergey Kunitsin BLR RSCO 2
60kg Murat Khrachev RUS Evgeni Kosmatov BLR 33:23
64kg Oleg Komissarov RUS Andrey Tsiruk BLR 41:17
69kg Andrey Balashov RUS Vitali Grushak BLR 31:19
75kg Matvey Korobov RUS Andrey Salakhutdinov BLR RSCO 1
81kg Evgeni Makarenko RUS Andrey Miruk BLR AB 2
91kg Roman Romanchuk RUS Mikhail Sheybak BLR AB 1
+91kg Islam Timurziev RUS Alexander Apanasionok BLR AB 1

[galaxy]

Belarus - USA 6:5

48kg Anton Bekesh BLR Vincent Montoya USA RSC 3
51kg Rau'shee Warren USA Bato-Munko Vankeev BLR RSCO 3
54kg Gary Russell jr BLR Khavazi Khacygov BLR 21:20
57kg Mark Davis USA Mikhail Bernadskiy BLR 23:20
60kg Evgeni Kosmatov BLR Ray Robinson USA 39:23
64kg Karl Dargan USA Andrey Tsiruk BLR 28:15
69kg Vitali Grushak BLR Demetrius Andrade USA 27:18
75kg Shawn Estrada USA Sergey Rabchenko BLR 24:16
81kg Andrey Miruk BLR William Rosinsky USA 33:13
91kg Mikhail Sheybak BLR Marcus Henry USA RSC 2
+91kg Alexander Apanasenok BLR --- USA WO.

[locoxelbox]

Russia beat USA 11-0 and qualified for the semi-finals without losing a bout. They meet Azerbaijan, winner of Ukraine 6-5 and South Korea 7-4. Cuba meet Kazakhstan, who beat Georgia 9-2 and Africa 11-0, in the other semi.

106 lbs: Sergey Kazakov, RUS, stopped Vincent Montoya, Cheynne, Wyo./USA, RSCO-2
112 lbs: Georgy Balakshin, RUS, dec. Rau'shee Warren, Cincinnati, Ohio/USA, 46-33
119 lbs: Maksim Khalikov, RUS, dec. Gary Russell, Jr., Capitol Heights,
Md./USA, 31-22
125 lbs: Aleksey Tishenko, RUS, stopped Mark Davis, Cleveland, Ohio/USA, RSCO-2
132 lbs: Murat Khrachev, RUS stopped Stan Martyniouk, Sacramento, Calif./USA, RSCO-3
141 lbs: Oleg Komissarov, RUS, stopped Karl Dargan, Philadelphia, Pa./USA, RSCO-4
152 lbs: Andrey Balanov, RUS, dec. Demetrius Andrade, Providence, R.I./USA, 35-17
165 lbs: Matvey Korobov, RUS, stopped Daniel Jacobs, Brooklyn, N.Y./USA, RSCO-2
178 lbs: Evegeny Makarenko, RUS, stopped William Rosinsky, Brooklyn, N.Y./USA, RSCO-2
201 lbs: Roman Romanchuk, RUS, stopped Marcus Henry, Baltimore, Md., RSC-1
+201 lbs: Islam Timurziev, RUS won by WO

[Venceremos]

July 16 - Cuba 6, Khazakhstan 5

48 kg Yan Bartelemí (CUB) b. Murat Sarsenbaev (KHA), 44-15
51 Mirzhan Rakhymzhanov (KHA) b. Andry Laffita (CUB), 28-40
54 Guillermo Rigondeaux (CUB) b. Murat Aiyrmasov (KHA), 34-7
57 Yuriokis Gamboa (CUB) b. Galiv Dzhafarov (KHA), 48-35
60 Serik Sapiev (KHA) b. Yordenis Ugás (CUB), 35-46
64 Kanat Orakbaev (KHA) b. Carlos Batneurt (CUB), 36-44
69 Erislandy Lara (CUB) b. Bakhyt Sarsekbaev (KHA), 39-22
75 Gennady Golovkin (KHA) b. Yordanis Despaigne (CUB), 37-40
81 Erdos Azhanabergenov (KHA) b. Yunier Dorticós (CUB), RSCH-2
91 Luis Ortiz (CUB) b. Dimitriy Gotfrid (KHA), 34-13.
+91 Odlanier Solís (CUB) b. Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov (KHA), 27-20

[Hesketh Vampire]

+91 Odlanier Solís (CUB) b. Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov (KHA), 27-20

Solis is picking up at +91 maybe? But how does Michel Lopez figure in this tournament, when does he fight?

[Venceremos]

Based in his international background, Cuba has picked Solis as the representative. Also, they send two both Lopez and Solis to Moscow. But, Lopez as substitute, a new kind of participation in the AIBA World Cup.

[Hesketh Vampire]

So will Lopez fight? This seems a little unjust considering he beat Solis in Venezuela. The Cubans are desperate to find a +91 who can win titles again, and to that end they want rid of Lopez, same as they did Rubalcaba. Am I correct?

[Venceremos]

Russia tops Cuba!

48 kg Yan Bartelemí, CUB b. Sergey Kazakov, RUS (26-14)
51 Andry Laffita, CUB b. Georgy Balakshin, RUS (36-22)
54 Guillermo Rigondeaux, CUB b. Maksim Khalikov, RUS (37-21)
57 Aleksey Tishenko, RUS b. Yuriokis Gamboa, CUB (45-27)
60 Yordenis Ugás, CUB b. Murat Khrachev, RUS (50-30)
64 Oleg Komissarov, RUS b. Carlos Banteurt, CUB (30-25)
69 Andrey Balanov, RUS b. Erislandy Lara, CUB (36-21)
75 Matvey Korobov, RUS b. Yordanis Despaigne, CUB (53-39)
81 Evegeny Makarenko, RUS b. Ismaikel Pérez, CUB (47-31)
91 Roman Romanchuk, RUS b. Luis Ortiz, CUB (64-47)
+91 Islam Timurziev, RUS b. Odlanier Solís, CUB (27-26)

[walshb]

Does this mean Russia are the best???, better than the mighty Cubans. It's hard to believe. Can somebody tell me if this was the top top Cuban team. I do see a few great names......The feather fight must have been class, Olympic champ beats Fly Olympic champ Gamboa......

[locoxelbox]

Don't forget the World Cup was in Moscow. Had it been in Havana there is little doubt the Cubans would have won. But the fact is the cubans are a lot weaker than last year. Kindelan and Aragon are retired and the changes of weights of Gamboa and Solis have weakened their team.
It will be interesting to see if the russians can hold this position at the World Championships. Remember before the Olympics many thought the russians would beat the cubans, specially after their total dominance at the European championships in Pula.

[Hesketh Vampire]

Had it been in Havana there is little doubt the Cubans would have won.

Forgive my ignorance, but why is that?

[Sherlock]

Had it been in Havana there is little doubt the Cubans would have won.

Forgive my ignorance, but why is that?

The home teams always seem to do better in competition, maybe from the cheering of fans or something like that. The few close decisions for the russians may have been a close victory for a cuban. If you look at the last world cup, the kazakh team won some close decisions.

Like all sports the local team usually gets a few calls in their favor. But I feel the Russian team is very strong, probably second to the Cubans. Tishenko is a young tough kid with skills, hard for me to see Gamboa beating him at featherweight.

Some of the Cubans are new to the elite level, so by Olympic time I feel they will be up to their best level.

[Ulysses]

Don't forget the World Cup was in Moscow. Had it been in Havana there is little doubt the Cubans would have won. But the fact is the cubans are a lot weaker than last year. Kindelan and Aragon are retired and the changes of weights of Gamboa and Solis have weakened their team.
It will be interesting to see if the russians can hold this position at the World Championships. Remember before the Olympics many thought the russians would beat the cubans, specially after their total dominance at the European championships in Pula.

Don't forget the Russians have also lost their share of experienced and important boxers: Maletin, Saitov and Gaiderbekov!

[locoxelbox]

Yes, that's true. Both teams are weaker than last year. That's normal after an olympic cycle. Last year the cubans were better, this year the russians seem to be better. Over the last 30 years, the cubans have dominated, sometimes without opposition and a few times the russians (and USA in 1976) have been slightly better.