Andreas Otto - Revision history

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	'''Andreas Otto''' (born: October 5, 1963 in Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg, Germany) is a retired amateur boxer for East Germany, and later Germany. Otto represented East Germany at the 1988 Olympic games and Germany at the 1992 games. At the world amateur championships, Otto won silver medals in 1989 and 1991, and bronze medals in 1993 and 1995. At the European championships he won two bronze medals; at Light welterweight in 1989 and at welterweight in 1993.		'''Andreas Otto''' (born: October 5, 1963 in Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg, Germany) is a retired amateur boxer for East Germany, and later Germany. Otto represented East Germany at the 1988 Olympic games and Germany at the 1992 games. At the world amateur championships, Otto won silver medals in 1989 and 1991, and bronze medals in 1993 and 1995. At the European championships he won two bronze medals; at Light welterweight in 1989 and at welterweight in 1993.
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-'''Andreas Otto''' (born: October 5, 1963 in Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg, Germany) is a retired amateur boxer for East Germany, and later Germany. Otto represented East Germany at the 1988 Olympic games and Germany at the 1992 games. At the world amateur championships, Otto won silver medals in 1989 and 1991, and bronze medals in 1993 and 1995
+'''Andreas Otto''' (born: October 5, 1963 in Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg, Germany) is a retired amateur boxer for East Germany, and later Germany. Otto represented East Germany at the 1988 Olympic games and Germany at the 1992 games. At the world amateur championships, Otto won silver medals in 1989 and 1991, and bronze medals in 1993 and 1995. At the European championships he won two bronze medals; at Light welterweight in 1989 and at welterweight in 1993.
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 *Defeated [[Anoushirvan Nourian]] (Iran) 4-0
 *Lost to [[Juan Hernandez Sierra]] (Cuba) 3-7
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'''Andreas Otto''' (born: October 5, 1963 in Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg, Germany) is a retired amateur boxer for East Germany, and later Germany. Otto represented East Germany at the 1988 Olympic games and Germany at the 1992 games. At the world amateur championships, Otto won silver medals in 1989 and 1991, and bronze medals in 1993 and 1995

== Olympic games results ==
'''1988''' (as a Light welterweight)
*Lost to [[Howard Grant]] (Canada) RSC 2 (0:59)

'''1992''' (as a welterweight)
*Defeated [[Andrew Lewis]] (Guyana) 8-7
*Defeated [[Mario Romero]] (New Caledonia) RSC 3
*Lost to [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 22-35

== World amateur championships ==
'''1989''' (as a Light welterweight) (for East Germany)
*Defeated [[Kim Ki-Taek]] (South Korea) KO 2
*Defeated [[Nam Kun Ren]] (Pakistan) 32-6
*Defeated [[Enkhbat Nergui]] (Mongolia) 28-8
*Defeated [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 18-1
*Lost to [[Igor Ruzhnikov]] (Soviet Union) 14-19 (final)

'''1991''' (as a welterweight)
*Defeated [[Greg Johnson]] (Canada) 19-8
*Defeated [[Roberto Welin]] (Sweden) 19-9
*Defeated [[Francisc Vastag]] (Romania) 26-24
*Lost to [[Juan Hernandez Sierra]] (Cuba) 12-22 (final)

'''1993''' (as a welterweight)
*Defeated [[Neil Gough]] (Ireland) 6-4
*Defeated [[Krasimir Ininski]] (Bulgaria) 7-3
*Defeated [[Alexandr Shkalikov]] (Russia) 12-3
*Lost to [[Juan Hernandez Sierra]] (Cuba) 4-11 (semifinal)

'''1995''' (as a welterweight)
*Defeated [[Vadim Mezga]] (Bulgaria) 9-0
*Defeated [[Chul Sol-Lee]] (South Korea) 10-3
*Defeated [[Anoushirvan Nourian]] (Iran) 4-0
*Lost to [[Juan Hernandez Sierra]] (Cuba) 3-7

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[[Category:German Olympians]]
[[Category:1988 Olympians]]
[[Category:1992 Olympians]]