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Which current world champion won European junior flyweight gold in the amateurs?
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Wladimir Sidorenko?
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states wrote:Wladimir Sidorenko?
Nope. There's a bit more to this question than first meets the eye.
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Ah. Regina Halmich then?
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bennie wrote:
states wrote:Wladimir Sidorenko?
Nope. There's a bit more to this question than first meets the eye.
Does that mean we're talking about a female boxer rather than a man?
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states wrote:Ah. Regina Halmich then?
That was the name I was going to throw in the ring, but I just checked her details and couldn't find any record of an amateur career.
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As far as I know, she won the European amateur title in 1994.
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Re: Trivia

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bennie wrote:Which current world champion won European junior flyweight gold in the amateurs?
Was it Nikolay Valuev?
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MightyWarrior wrote:
bennie wrote:Which current world champion won European junior flyweight gold in the amateurs?
Was it Nikolay Valuev?
That's not a bad answer... :wink:
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Vic Dachinyan
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Serguei Lyakhovich
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Post by bennie »

Freiheit wrote:Vic Dachinyan
'Fraid not.
To reiterate: HE is a CURRENT world champion (major belt; the biggest belt, in my opinion).
He is a former European junior champion at flyweight.
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Post by bennie »

topper123 wrote:Serguei Lyakhovich
Again, not an outlandish answer...
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Zsolt Erdei?
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Mattyp151 wrote:Zsolt Erdei?
Warmer.
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bennie wrote:
topper123 wrote:Serguei Lyakhovich
Again, not an outlandish answer...
damn Bennie, this is killing me, i am struggling to remember the light fly winners as they are always obscure eastern europeans...
I know Kazakov won three of the last four.... (2004, 2002,1998) 2000 was Sidorenko (not Vlad, He won fly).... i cannot remember who won before that, some bulgarian i think
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Post by Freiheit »

Markus Beyer in 1988
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Freiheit wrote:Markus Beyer in 1988
That's got to be the right answer.
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topper123 wrote:Serguei Lyakhovich
he was a decent amateur but never gold...
Beat Audley in the 1998 euros.. normally ended losing to the eventual winner :-)
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Freiheit wrote:Markus Beyer in 1988
was there a european championship in 1988????
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Post by bennie »

Freiheit wrote:Markus Beyer in 1988
:TU:

Markus Beyer won the flyweight gold at the European juniors in Gdansk, Poland in 1988. A year later, he was boxing at featherweight in the world juniors in Puerto Rico. By 1991, he was up to welter. He settled at light-middleweight in 1992, where he boxed in the Barcelona Olympics and the Atlanta Olympics. He turned pro at middleweight, and was German super-middleweight champion by 1998...
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No, but there was european junior championships.
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Post by knockout »

hahaha
damn i misread the question, by "junior flyweight" i thought you meant the weight category, like "light flyweight" rather than flyweight under 20 years old :oops:

Beyer is correct :TU:
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Post by bennie »

Name the man who eliminated John H. Stracey from the 1968 Olympics?
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interesting how guys move up the weights...

we all know Byrd fought at middle...

Gomez and Samil Sam fought at light heavy (both fought Ottke)

Ottkes amateur record makes interesting reading actually.

fought Lebziak (won and lost)
Ramon Garbey (lost)
Ariel Hernandez (lost)
Samil Sam (lost)
JC Gomez (won)
Thomas Ulrich (lost)
Timur Ibragimov(won)
Bendall (won)
Jean paul Mendy (won)
Zsolt Erdei (won)
Kai Kurzawa (won)
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