2013 Elite Mens World Championships Almaty Kazakhstan

[mike222]

Saturday Evening
49KGS
David Jimenez COS dec Jack Bateson ENG
Sergei Neumann GER dec David Albrdian ISR
Kim In Kyu KOR dec Peter Warui KEN
Salman Alizada AZE dec Georgi Andonov BUL
Lu Bin CHN dec Ovidiu Berceanu ROM
Mohamed Flissi ALG dec Joselito Velasquez MEX
Gan Gan-Erdene MGL dec Istvan Ungvari HUN
Patrick Lourenco BRA dec Tanes Ongjunta THA
56KGS
Robenilson De Jesus BRA dec Reda Benbaziz ALG
Selcuk Eker TUR dec Matti Koota FIN
Donchai Thathai THA dec Kenji Fujita JPN
Mykola Butsenko UKR dec Joe Ham SCO
Vyacheslav Gojan MLD dec Sigvel Phub BHU
Vladimir Nikitin RUS dec Juan Reyes GUA
Brian Gonzalez MEX dec Stefan Ivanov BUL
Michael Conlan IRE dec Krisztian Nagy HUN
75KGS
Bogdan Juratoni ROM dec Wen Yinhang CHN
Michal Kowalczyk POL dec N Shinebayar MGL
Azamat Kanybek Uulu KIR dec Juan Mercado MEX
Zhanibek Alimkhanuly KAZ dec Soltan Mitginov AZE
Stefan Haertel GER dec Ramon Luis CUB
Hossam Bakr Abdin EGY dec Jaba Khochitasvili GRG
Anthony Fowler ENG dec Abdelkader Rahou ALG
Dmitro Mitrofanov UKR dec Juan Carlos Rodriguez VEN
+91KGS
Roberto Cammarelle ITA dec Tony Yoka FRA
Hamza Beguerni ALG TKO1 Joe Joyce ENG
Egor Plevako UKR TKO2 Abdalla Kadan ISR
Mihai Nistor ROM dec Milutin Stankovic SER
Erik Pfeiffer GER TKO3 Alexsei Zavatin MLD
Satish Kumar IND dec Mirodzhin Karimov TDK
Yan Sudilovskiy BLR dec Mikheil Bakhtidze GRG
Istvan Bernath HUN TKO3 Alen Beganovic CGR

[mike222]

Sunday Results
60KGS
Domenico Valentino ITA dec Lindon Zequeri KOS
Lindolfo Delgado MEX dec Andrique Allisop SEY
Sean McComb IRE dec Gidas Bandana CAF
Elvin Isayev AZE dec Vazgen Safaryants BLR
Miklos Varga HUN dec Edgaras Skurdelis LTU
Vikash Malik IND dec David Michelus POL
Dmitro Chernyak UKR dec Dmitriy Polanski POL
Robson Conceicao BRA dec Otgondargal Dorjnyambuu MGL
69KGS
Fred Evans WAL dec Zaal Kvachatadze GEO
Rayton Okwiri KEN dec Erkinbek Bolobek Uulu KGZ
Arayk Marutjan GER dec Onder Sipal TUR
Simeon Chamov BUL dec Roberto De Queiroz BRA
Vincenzo Mangiacapre ITA dec Denis Lazarev UKR
Parvis Bagirov AZE dec Vasilly Belous MDA
Souleymane Cissokho FRA dec Yasuhiro Suzuki JAP
Daniyar Eleusinov KAZ dec Carl Heild BAH
81KGS
Adilet Niyazimbetov KAZ dec Ville Hukkinen FIN
Armand Xhoxhaj KOS dec Radoslav Pantaleev BUL
Sumit Sangwan IND dec Petru Ciobanu MDA
Sergey Novikov BLR dec Kim Hyeongkyu KOR
Peter Mullenberg HOL dec Arslanbek Achilov TKM
Scott Forest SCO dec Martin Pederson DEN
Dzemal Bosnjak BIH dec Nikolajs Grisunins LAT
Oybek Mamazulonov UZB dec Erdenbayar Sandagsuren MGL

[mike222]

Evening Results
60KGS
D Narimatsu JAP dec A Yunosov TDK
L Arcon VEN dec E Dimitrov BUL
R Harutjan GER dec M A Oudahi ALG
B Abrakhmanov KAZ dec D Zorrilla PUR
S Ardee THA dec M Zatorsky SVK
L S Min KOR dec H Bachkov ARM
L Alvarez CUB dec J Cordina WAL
F Gaibnazarov UZB dec K Sims Jr USA
69KGS
G Maestre VEN dec B Backskai HUN
I Zakrzewski POL dec M Kaonga ZAM
S Hurdayberdiev TRK dec M Jangra IND
A Besputin RUS dec T Byamba MGL
C Clayton CAN dec A Gashi KOS
A Despaigne CUB dec I Abbadi ALG
A Amirkhanyan ARM dec E Stanionis LTU
M Cabrera MEX dec A Korede NGA
81 KGS
N Ivanov RUS dec A Yildirim TUR
S Fiori ITA dec E Ajowi KEN
N Harcsa HUN dec D Hardy AUS
J Ward IRE dec M Tryc POL
A A Ghosoun SYR dec H Sep CRO
A Benchabla ALG dec B Draskovic CGR
O Ganzuliya UKR dec E Saavedra VEN
J C Cruz CUB dec S Michel GER
The round of 16 starts tomorrow with winners advancing to the Quarter Finals on Wednesday

[mike222]

Round of 16 Ist Session
49KGS
David Rodriguez CRC W/O Sergey Neumann GER
Kim Inkyu KOR dec Salman Alizada AZE 87-84
Mohamed Flissi ALG dec Lu Bin CHN 86-85
Patrick Lourenco BRA dec Gankhuyag Gan-Erdene MGL 90-81
Birzhan Zhakipov KAZ dec Khasanbay Dusmatov UZB 87-84
Anthony Chacon PUR dec Nanao Singh IND 88-85
Yosvani Veitia CUB W/O Ashley Williams WAL
Manuel Cappai ITA dec Ri Chung PRK 88-83
56KGS
Selcuk Eker TUR dec Robenilson De Jesus BRA 85-86
Mykola Butsenko UKR dec Donchai Thathi THA 84-84
Vladimir Nikitin RUS v Vyacheslav Gojan MLD 90-81
Michael Conlan IRE dec Brian Gonzalez MEX 90-81
Robeisis Ramirez CUB dec Aram Avagyan ARM 90-78
Kairat Eraliyev KAZ dec Omurbek Malabekov KGZ 86-85
Javid Chalibiyev AZE dec Benson Njangiru KEN 88-83
Shiva Thapa IND dec Alberto Melian ARG 87-84
75KGS
Bogdan Juratoni ROM dec Michal Kowalczk POL 90-77
Zhanibek Alinkhanuly KAZ TKO1 Juan Mercado MEX
Stefan Haertel GER dec Hosam Abdin EGY 90-80
Anthony Fowler ENG dec Dmitro Mitrofanov UKR 88-83
Artem Chebotarev RUS dec Esquiva Falcao BRA 88-83
Azizbek Abdugofurov UZB dec Aleksandr Drenovak SRB 89-82
Jason Quigley IRE dec Aston Brown SCO 89-82
Zoltan Harcsa HUN dec Brody Blair CAN 90-80

[mike222]

Round of Sixteen 2nd Session
64KGS
Everton Lopez BRA dec Artem Harutyunyan GER 87-84
Evaldas Petrauskas LTU dec Dmitriys Galagot MDA 87-84
Merey Ashkalov KAZ dec Carlos Adames DOM 90-81
Ermek Sakenov KGZ dec Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov TJK 90-81
Yanier Lopez CUB dec Armen Zakaryan RUS 87-84
Manoj Kumar IND dec Yves Ulysses CAN 86-85
Sanjarbek Rakhmanov UZB dec Abdelkhader Chadi ALG 88-83
Uranchimeg Munkh-Erdene MGL dec Airan Ismetov BUL
91KGS
Teymur Mammadov AZE dec Manpreet Singh IND 90-81
Erislandi Savon CUB dec Chouaib Bouloudinats ALG 90-79
Marco Calic CRO dec Miguel Veliz CHI 88-83
Clemente Russo ITA dec Jim Andreasen DEN 87-81
Evgeni Tishcenko RUS dec Juan Nogueira BRA 87-84
Rustam Tulagonov UZB dec Anton Pinchuk KAZ 87-84
Thomas McCarthy IRE dec Emir Ahmatovic GER 87-84
Yamil Peralta ARG dec Tadas Tamauskas LTU 90-81
Boxing resumes tomorrow

[pendrake]

Round of 32
Winners progress to last 16
52KGS
Paddy Barnes IRE dec M Baltic SRB-Barnes meets Nzioki from Kenya next
S Nzioki KEN TKO1 Charlie Edwards ENG
Andrew Selby WAL dec Malik Jackson USA-Selby meets Cuban Cervantes next
Other Winners
G Cervantes CUB
A Usenaliyev KGZ
I Suleymenov KAZ
N Abgaryan ARM
J Latipov UZB
64KGS
M Ashkalov KAZ dec Josh Taylor SCO
Carlos Adames USA dec Jose Alday Jr USA
E Sakenov KGZ dec Ray Moylette IRE
Other Winners
S Rakhimov TJK
E Lopes BRA
A Harutyunyan GER
D Galagot MDA
E Petrauskas LTU
91KGS
Winners
T Mammadov AZE
M Singh IND
C Boloudinats ALG
E Savon CUB
M Calic CRO
M Correa CHL
J Andreasan DEN
C Russo ITA

Malik Jackson deserved the nod (robbed?) against Andrew Selby.

you decide: it's the first fight in the link at 12:30 :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtiT9gqZxHA

[JMac]

Malik Jackson deserved the nod (robbed?) against Andrew Selby.

you decide: it's the first fight in the link at 12:30 :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtiT9gqZxHA

The quality of the film was not good but from what I could see, I gave Jackson the 1st rd and Selby the 2nd and 3rd. It was close though.

[tflanagan5]

Watched it there too, taught the 1st was 50/50 jackson got the bigger punches in but towards the end of the round selby was landing well, proebly would give the round to Jackson though. 2nd round was definetly Selbys and the 3rd was tight enough but id lean towards Selby.

[pendrake]

Watched it there too, taught the 1st was 50/50 jackson got the bigger punches in but towards the end of the round selby was landing well, proebly would give the round to Jackson though. 2nd round was definetly Selbys and the 3rd was tight enough but id lean towards Selby.

close fight, but I thought Selby was preening ineffectively in round three and getting caught with most of the meaningful punches.

[tflanagan5]

Selby was making him miss a lot though too

[mike222]

All three judges scored it 10-9 for every round in Selby's favour.The judges were from Sri Lanka,Morocco and Kazakhstan.

[mike222]

Round of Sixteen Afternoon
60KGS
Robson Conceicao BRA dec Dmytro Chernyak UKR
Vikas Malik IND dec Miklos Varga HUN 88-83
Elvin Isayev AZE dec Sean McComb IRE 87-84
Domenico Valentino ITA dec Linfold Delgado MEX 90-81
Lazaro Alvarez CUB dec Fazliddin Gaibnazarov UZB 88-83
Sailom Ardee THA dec Lee Sang Min KOR 87-81
Luis Arcon VEN dec Daisuke Narimatsu JAP 88-83
Beik Abdrakhmanov KAZ dec Robert Harutunyan GER 90-81
81KGS
Julio De La Cruz CUB dec Olexandr Ganzuliya UKR 89-81
Abdelhafid Benchabla ALG dec A A Ghousson SYR 89-79
Joe Ward IRE dec Norbert Harcsa HUN 90-80
Nikita Ivanov RUS dec Simone Fiori ITA 87-84
Peter Mullenberg HOL dec Scott Forrest SCO 90-80
Oybek Mamazulonov UZB dec Dzemal Bosnyak BIH 89-82
Sumit Sangwan IND dec Sergey Novikov BLR
Adilet Niyazimbetov KAZ dec Armend Xhoxhaj KOS
+91KGS
Magomed Medshidov AZE dec Cam Awesome USA 89-81
Magomed Omarov RUS dec Yohandi Ortega CUB 87-84
Filip Hrgovic CRO dec Mirzohidjon Abdullayev UZB 88-83
Roberto Cammarelle ITA dec Mohamad Sallah SWE 90-81
Satish Kumar IND dec Yan Sudilowski BLR 87-84
Ivan Dychko KAZ dec Istvan Bernath HUN 90-80
Erik Pfeiffer GER dec Mihal Nistor ROM 87-84
Egor Plevako UKR dec Hamza Beguemi ALG 88-83
More tonight

[mike222]

52KGS
Ilyes Suleymenov KAZ dec Asat Usenaliyev KIR 86-85
Andrew Selby WAL dec Gerardo Cervantes CUB 88-83
Paddy Barnes IRE TKO1 Simon Nzioki KEN
Jasurbek Latipov UZB dec Narek Abgaryan ARM 90-81
Chatchai Butdee THA dec Ri Chung PRK 85-86
Elvin Mamishadze AZE dec Zarip Dzhumayev TRK 90-81
Shahriyor Akhmedov TJK dec Jantony Ortiz PUR 86-85
Mischa Aloyan RUS dec Oteng Oteng BTS 90-81
69KGS
Fred Evans WAL dec Rayton Okwiri KEN 87-84
Arajk Marutunyan GER dec Simeon Chamov BUL 87-84
Vincenzo Mangiacapre ITA dec Parvis Bagirov AZE 90-81
Daniyar Eleusinov KAZ dec Suleyman Cissokho FRA 90-81
Gabriel Maestre VEN dec Ireneusz Zakrzeski POL 89-82
Alexander Besputin RUS dec Serdar Hudayberdiev TKM 87-84
Arinoides Despaigne CUB dec Custio Clayton CAN dec 90-81
Aram Amirkhanyan ARM dec Marvin Cabrera MEX 87-84
Quarter Finals start tomorrow at 9AM UK time

[locoxelbox]

I am sorry to say this but the US team is the worst I have ever seen (and I´ve seen some pretty poor ones before). Not a single boxer in the quarter-finals and really poor boxing. The US boxers won a total of four bouts against opponents from Angola, Sri Lanka, Guinea and Argentina. They lost 10 bouts and didn´t even fight the top nations Kazakstan, Cuba or Russia.
Top nations so far with boxers left in the quarter-finals who start tomorrow:

1. Kazakstan 9 boxers
2. Cuba, Russia 7 boxers
4. India, Uzbekistan, Italy, Azerbaijan, Ireland 5 boxers
9. Brazil, Germany 3 boxers
11. Venezuela, Thailand, Ukraine, Croatia, Wales, Algeria 2 boxers
17. Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Argentina, South Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Lithuania, Hungary, Romania, England, Armenia, Netherlands 1 boxer

30 countries have boxers in the quarter-finals. 317 million people and the US cannot produce better boxers? Something is seriously wrong.

Europe 38 boxers
Asia 25 boxers
America 15 boxers
Africa 2 boxers
Oceania 0 boxers

[locoxelbox]

Some favorites so far:

Kazakh southpaws Zhanibek Alimkhanuly and Adilbek Nyazymbetov.
Most of the cubans who are left but standing out so far might be Yosvany Veitia, Yasnier Toledo and Julio Cesar La Cruz.
Welshman Andrew Selby put on the performance of the championships today against the cuban.
Russian Alexander Besputin looks unstoppable though kazakh Daniyar Yeleusinov could give him a fight.
Brazilian Everton Lopes is a class act.

[donnellon]

" 317 million people and the US cannot produce better boxers? Something is seriously wrong."
Ireland has 5 through with 4 and a bit million souls...............

[ABC BOXING]

donnellon; Have you ever tried keeping a Talented USA kid in the Gym these days?
Have you ever tried talking some sense into them?
Have you ever seen them hungry enough to try and better them selves without hitting the streets as the answer?
Have you ever been able to keep their attention in the gym without them stoppong to text message or answer a call they get or play videos?
Have you ever tried to keep them from hanging out with bad influence persons?
Have you ever tried keeping them from the next dateing friend?
I don't think many other countries around the world has as much freedom as the US for kids to get lost in. Kids are spoiled these days even the poor and homeless in America.
I have been in boxing since the 60's to date and it seems every ten years this situation gets worse for amateur boxing.
The streets are winning the battle for these kids. SAD SAD

[donnellon]

donnellon; Have you ever tried keeping a Talented USA kid in the Gym these days?
Have you ever tried talking some sense into them?
Have you ever seen them hungry enough to try and better them selves without hitting the streets as the answer?
Have you ever been able to keep their attention in the gym without them stoppong to text message or answer a call they get or play videos?
Have you ever tried to keep them from hanging out with bad influence persons?
Have you ever tried keeping them from the next dateing friend?
I don't think many other countries around the world has as much freedom as the US for kids to get lost in. Kids are spoiled these days even the poor and homeless in America.
I have been in boxing since the 60's to date and it seems every ten years this situation gets worse for amateur boxing.
The streets are winning the battle for these kids. SAD SAD

I've tried keeping Irish kids in the gym(and lost most of them), it's not a universal problem but Irish culture mirrors the USA and indeed GB so we are familiar with a lot of those issues.the Irish system isn't perfect but it ticks a lot of the boxes. I've coached for 15 years and have reared 6 kids myself.

[scallum]

" 317 million people and the US cannot produce better boxers? Something is seriously wrong."
Ireland has 5 through with 4 and a bit million souls...............

Don't know the Usa men's team but know the Jr team well. Usa Jr team had at least 6 boxers make it to final 16 at World Championships, with 2 boxers only 15 and one only 14 , and was victim of extreme bias judging in final 16 costing Team more medals.Us women's Jr and Youth won 4 Golds at World Championships and sum other medals. Don't know what the case is with men team Usa but do know that Usa is not the most liked country on planet.

[scallum]

" 317 million people and the US cannot produce better boxers? Something is seriously wrong."
Ireland has 5 through with 4 and a bit million souls...............

Don't know the Usa men's team but know the Jr team well. Usa Jr team had at least 6 boxers make it to final 16 at World Championships, with 2 boxers only 15 and one only 14 , and was victim of extreme bias judging in final 16 costing Team more medals.Us women's Jr and Youth won 4 Golds at World Championships and sum other medals. Don't know what the case is with men team Usa but do know that Usa is not the most liked country on planet.

[tflanagan5]

Savon was absolutely robbed today against the Azerbaijani, first round was tight but Savon was the aggressor and landed the best punches of the round, in rounds 2 and 3 Savon destroyed him and was constantly tagging him with hard shots ,while all Mammadov had to do was back pedal and throw the odd punch to win the fight. That was really disgraceful the whole arena booed the decision the cubans looked gob-smacked. I taught the Anthony Joshua robbery was bad but it had nothing on this. I dont know how any judge in there right mind could have gave the second round to Mammadov, i wouldnt have been surprised if they had scored it 10-8 to Savon

[scallum]

Savon was absolutely robbed today against the Azerbaijani, first round was tight but Savon was the aggressor and landed the best punches of the round, in rounds 2 and 3 Savon destroyed him and was constantly tagging him with hard shots ,while all Mammadov had to do was back pedal and throw the odd punch to win the fight. That was really disgraceful the whole arena booed the decision the cubans looked gob-smacked. I taught the Anthony Joshua robbery was bad but it had nothing on this. I dont know how any judge in there right mind could have gave the second round to Mammadov, i wouldnt have been surprised if they had scored it 10-8 to Savon

Amatuer internatinonal is really suspect. Let's see how guys do in the pros

[scallum]

donnellon; Have you ever tried keeping a Talented USA kid in the Gym these days?
Have you ever tried talking some sense into them?
Have you ever seen them hungry enough to try and better them selves without hitting the streets as the answer?
Have you ever been able to keep their attention in the gym without them stoppong to text message or answer a call they get or play videos?
Have you ever tried to keep them from hanging out with bad influence persons?
Have you ever tried keeping them from the next dateing friend?
I don't think many other countries around the world has as much freedom as the US for kids to get lost in. Kids are spoiled these days even the poor and homeless in America.
I have been in boxing since the 60's to date and it seems every ten years this situation gets worse for amateur boxing.
The streets are winning the battle for these kids. SAD SAD

How do you explain Usa having 6 boxers in Pros the best on planet in their weight class? Hopkins,Ward,Mayweather,Bradley, Danny Garcia and Mikey Garcia are all the very best on the planet and only 1 of them was the best in the very suspect international Amatuer game.

[tflanagan5]

didnt see the bantamweights but could someone explain to me how Ramirez lost?

[lillywhite14]

donnellon; Have you ever tried keeping a Talented USA kid in the Gym these days?
Have you ever tried talking some sense into them?
Have you ever seen them hungry enough to try and better them selves without hitting the streets as the answer?
Have you ever been able to keep their attention in the gym without them stoppong to text message or answer a call they get or play videos?
Have you ever tried to keep them from hanging out with bad influence persons?
Have you ever tried keeping them from the next dateing friend?
I don't think many other countries around the world has as much freedom as the US for kids to get lost in. Kids are spoiled these days even the poor and homeless in America.
I have been in boxing since the 60's to date and it seems every ten years this situation gets worse for amateur boxing.
The streets are winning the battle for these kids. SAD SAD

How do you explain Usa having 6 boxers in Pros the best on planet in their weight class? Hopkins,Ward,Mayweather,Bradley, Danny Garcia and Mikey Garcia are all the very best on the planet and only 1 of them was the best in the very suspect international Amatuer game.

Ireland have a good amateur programme and reward their am fighters well. They, like India too, seem to groom their fighters for the amateur system it must be said. The US seems to have a different approach. They seem to have an eye on the longer game, its clear as day that the US produce better pro's than ams. I mean, how many Irish and Inidan world titlists do you ever see? Barely even see challengers from these nations let alone dominant champions.