BoxRec

wow have"t some seasoned boxers been knocked off there corner stools at these games.some great young talent has risen to the top at these games.keep up the great work london,no more have impressed me more then a young 17 year old girl from the usa named Claressa shields at 75 kg.great speed,balance and power to burn. the finals are looking good and best of all unpredictable as with all long campaigns any thing can happen

young Horn is keeping our flag flying ,he is improving with each fight, good left hand and balance,was impressed with woman flyweight from GB, very good footwork and fast puncher, handled a southpaw well, GB super heavy [mens] was also impressive, not too impressed with some of the refs and judges over there, but the same applies here, losing a lot of sleep, great veiwing, all the best

how did horn go ?

Lost 13-21 to to Denys Berinchyk of Ukraine in quarter finals. Berinchyk favoured for gold.

Berinchyk finished with the light welter silver medal, losing in the final to the Cuban, Roniel Iglesias.

i missed Horn,s fight ,i was told he was DQ, is that right?all the best

no horn lost points to the silver medalist,thanks London fantastic tournament .the best supported boxing event in the sports olympic history neer sell out crowds for every session.the quality of world boxing is in pretty good health.with a bitt of a smile i can say first time the usa have not taken home a single mens title.now it's time for a little

I've heard Damian Hooper wants to turn pro this year - he is a good boxer, pro game should suit him