Bakhtiyar Artayev - Revision history

John at 09:19, 25 December 2020

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	Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.		Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.

Slugger at 01:45, 2 July 2020

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	Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.		Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.
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Locoxelbox: /* World amateur championships results */

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World amateur championships results

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	'''2005''' (as a welterweight)		'''2005''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[~~Juan~~ Carlos Prada]] (Venezuela) 33-11		*Defeated [[Jean Carlos Prada]] (Venezuela) 33-11
	*Defeated [[Spas Genov]] (Bulgaria) 25-17		*Defeated [[Spas Genov]] (Bulgaria) 25-17
	*Defeated [[Miloud Ait Hammi]] (Morocco) 48-28		*Defeated [[Miloud Ait Hammi]] (Morocco) 48-28

Slugger at 15:06, 13 July 2011

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	Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. ~~Artayev's results were as follows:~~		Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.

	Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.
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Slugger at 15:02, 13 July 2011

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	Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev's results were as follows:		Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev's results were as follows:


	Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.		Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.
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	== Olympic results ==		== Olympic results ==

Matt: /* World amateur championships results */

2008-08-22T18:55:13Z

World amateur championships results

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	'''2003''' (as a welterweight)		'''2003''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[Daniel Geale]] (Australia) 30-8		*Defeated [[Daniel Geale]] (Australia) 30-8
	*Defeated [[Kim ~~Jing~~-Joo]] (South Korea) 29-10		*Defeated [[Kim Jung-Joo]] (South Korea) 29-10
	*Lost to [[Sherzod Husanov]] (Uzbekistan) 14-18		*Lost to [[Sherzod Husanov]] (Uzbekistan) 14-18

Matt: /* Olympic results */

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Olympic results

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	*Defeated [[Said Rachidi]] (Morocco) 8-2		*Defeated [[Said Rachidi]] (Morocco) 8-2
	*Defeated [[Matvey Korobov]] (Russia) 10-7		*Defeated [[Matvey Korobov]] (Russia) 10-7
			*Lost to [[James DeGale]] (Great Britain) 3-8

	== World amateur championships results ==		== World amateur championships results ==

Matt: /* Olympic results */

2008-08-16T15:23:42Z

Olympic results

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	'''2008''' (as a middleweight)		'''2008''' (as a middleweight)
	*Defeated [[Said Rachidi]] (Morocco) 8-2		*Defeated [[Said Rachidi]] (Morocco) 8-2
			*Defeated [[Matvey Korobov]] (Russia) 10-7

	== World amateur championships results ==		== World amateur championships results ==

Matt at 13:53, 9 August 2008

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	'''2008''' (as a middleweight)		'''2008''' (as a middleweight)
	*Defeated [[Said ~~Raichidi~~]] (Morocco) 8-2		*Defeated [[Said Rachidi]] (Morocco) 8-2

	== World amateur championships results ==		== World amateur championships results ==

Matt at 13:53, 9 August 2008

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	Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev's results were as follows:		Bakhityar Artayev (Born: March 14, 1983) of Kazakhstan won the Olympic Gold Medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, in the Welterweight (69 kg) class. Artayev's results were as follows:


			Artayev was also awarded the [[Val Barker Trophy]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.


			== Olympic results ==
			'''2004'''
	*Round of 32: Defeated [[Willy Bertrand Tankeu]] (Cameroon) Wipeout points stoppage		*Round of 32: Defeated [[Willy Bertrand Tankeu]] (Cameroon) Wipeout points stoppage
	*Round of 16: Defeated [[Aliasker Bashirov]] (Turkmenistan) 33-23		*Round of 16: Defeated [[Aliasker Bashirov]] (Turkmenistan) 33-23
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	*Gold Medal Match: Defeated [[Lorenzo Aragon Armenteros]] (Cuba) 36-26		*Gold Medal Match: Defeated [[Lorenzo Aragon Armenteros]] (Cuba) 36-26

	~~Artayev was also awarded the~~ [[~~Val Barker Trophy~~]], as the outstanding boxer of the 2004 Olympic Games. He was a bronze medalist as a welterweight at the 2005 World amateur championships in Mianyang, China. He won another bronze medal as a middleweight in the 2007 competition in Chicago, United States.		'''2008''' (as a middleweight)
			*Defeated [[Said Raichidi]] (Morocco) 8-2
	~~Artayev has qualified as a middleweight at the 2008 Beijing Olympic games.~~

	== World amateur championships results ==		== World amateur championships results ==