Carlos Banteaux - Revision history

Locoxelbox: /* Pan American Games results */

2012-10-31T10:57:05Z

Pan American Games results

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	*Defeated [[Gabriel Maestre]] (Venezuela) 20-7		*Defeated [[Gabriel Maestre]] (Venezuela) 20-7
	*Defeated [[Myke Carvalho]] (Brazil) +14-14		*Defeated [[Myke Carvalho]] (Brazil) +14-14
	*Defeated [[Oscar Molina]] (Mexico) 20-13		*Defeated [[Oscar Molina]] (Mexico) 20-13 (gold medal)

Locoxelbox: /* Olympic results */

2012-10-31T10:56:42Z

Olympic results

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	*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2		*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2
	*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4		*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4
	*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18		*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18 (silver medal)

	== World Amateur Championships results ==		== World Amateur Championships results ==

Locoxelbox: /* Amateur career */

2012-10-31T10:56:16Z

Amateur career

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	== Amateur career ==		== Amateur career ==
	Banteaux won the 64 kg World Junior Championships 2004, but struggled at senior level for years at ~~junior~~ welter, even nationally. His best result was a second place in 2006 vs [[Inocente Fiss]], in 2007 he again exited early.		Banteaux won the 64 kg World Junior Championships 2004, but struggled at senior level for years at light welter, even nationally. His best result was a second place in 2006 vs [[Inocente Fiss]], in 2007 he again exited early.

	After the failed defection of dominant welterweight world champ [[Erislandy Lara]], the division was wide open. Banteaux moved up and won the 2008 nationals immediately with a clear 15-6 final win over veteran [[Yudel Jhonson]].		After the failed defection of dominant welterweight world champ [[Erislandy Lara]], the division in Cuba was wide open. Banteaux moved up and won the 2008 nationals immediately with a clear 15-6 final win over veteran [[Yudel Jhonson]].

	He won the Dominican Copa Independencia and dominated his four bouts at the Olympic qualifier routing [[Oscar Molina]] 19-4 in the all-important semifinal. In the ~~meaningless~~ final he also beat fellow qualifier [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John Jackson]] 12-2.		He won the Dominican Copa Independencia and dominated his four bouts at the Olympic qualifier routing [[Oscar Molina]] 19-4 in the all-important semifinal. In the final he also beat fellow qualifier [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John Jackson]] 12-2.

			Banteaux dominated the National scene from 2008-2011, winning four straight national "Playa Giron" championships.

	== Olympic results ==		== Olympic results ==

Locoxelbox: /* World amateur championships results */

2012-10-31T10:49:44Z

World amateur championships results

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	*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18		*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18

	== World ~~amateur championships~~ results ==		== World Amateur Championships results ==
	'''2009''' (as a welterweight)		'''2009''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[Errol Spence]] (United States) 11-1		*Defeated [[Errol Spence]] (United States) 11-1
	*Lost to [[Mikael Zewski]] (Canada) 2-5		*Lost to [[Mikael Zewski]] (Canada) 2-5

			'''2011''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Velibor Vidic]] (Bosnia & Hercegovina) 17-4
			*Lost to [[Taras Shelestyuk]] (Ukraine) 15-17

			== Pan American Games results ==
			'''2011''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Alberto Palmeta]] (Argentina) 15-5
			*Defeated [[Gabriel Maestre]] (Venezuela) 20-7
			*Defeated [[Myke Carvalho]] (Brazil) +14-14
			*Defeated [[Oscar Molina]] (Mexico) 20-13


	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}

Nikmartineau at 16:03, 9 May 2012

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	'''2009''' (as a welterweight)		'''2009''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[Errol Spence]] (United States) 11-1		*Defeated [[Errol Spence]] (United States) 11-1
	*Lost to [[~~Mikaël~~ Zewski]] (Canada) 2-5		*Lost to [[Mikael Zewski]] (Canada) 2-5

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}

Locoxelbox at 08:04, 11 April 2012

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	'''Carlos Banteaux Suárez''' (b. October 13, 1986) is a Cuban amateur boxer from Santiago de Cuba best known for winning a silver medal at the 2008 Olympics as a welterweight. His name is spelled ~~Banteaur~~ by some sources ~~but not in Cuba~~.		'''Carlos Banteaux Suárez''' (b. October 13, 1986) is a Cuban amateur boxer from Santiago de Cuba best known for winning a silver medal at the 2008 Olympics as a welterweight. His name is sometimes spelled Banteur by some sources.

	== Amateur career ==		== Amateur career ==

Emaster: fixed internal link

2009-10-14T12:03:57Z

fixed internal link

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	Banteaux won the 64 kg World Junior Championships 2004, but struggled at senior level for years at junior welter, even nationally. His best result was a second place in 2006 vs [[Inocente Fiss]], in 2007 he again exited early.		Banteaux won the 64 kg World Junior Championships 2004, but struggled at senior level for years at junior welter, even nationally. His best result was a second place in 2006 vs [[Inocente Fiss]], in 2007 he again exited early.

	After the failed defection of dominant welterweight world champ [[Erislandy Lara]], the division was wide open. Banteaux moved up and won the 2008 nationals immediately with a clear 15-6 final win over veteran [[Yudel ~~Johnson~~]].		After the failed defection of dominant welterweight world champ [[Erislandy Lara]], the division was wide open. Banteaux moved up and won the 2008 nationals immediately with a clear 15-6 final win over veteran [[Yudel Jhonson]].

	He won the Dominican Copa Independencia and dominated his four bouts at the Olympic qualifier routing [[Oscar Molina]] 19-4 in the all-important semifinal. In the meaningless final he also beat fellow qualifier [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John Jackson]] 12-2.		He won the Dominican Copa Independencia and dominated his four bouts at the Olympic qualifier routing [[Oscar Molina]] 19-4 in the all-important semifinal. In the meaningless final he also beat fellow qualifier [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John Jackson]] 12-2.

Matt at 19:59, 11 September 2009

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	== Olympic results ==		== Olympic results ==
			'''2008''' (as a welterweight)
	*1st round bye		*1st round bye
	*Defeated [[Billy Joe Saunders]] (Great Britain) 13-6		*Defeated [[Billy Joe Saunders]] (Great Britain) 13-6
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	*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4		*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4
	*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18		*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18

			== World amateur championships results ==
			'''2009''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Errol Spence]] (United States) 11-1
			*Lost to [[Mikaël Zewski]] (Canada) 2-5

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}

Matt at 23:53, 24 August 2008

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	'''Carlos Banteaux Suárez''' (b. October 13, 1986) is a Cuban amateur boxer from Santiago de Cuba best known for ~~qualifying for~~ the 2008 Olympics at welterweight. His name is spelled Banteaur by some sources but not in Cuba.		'''Carlos Banteaux Suárez''' (b. October 13, 1986) is a Cuban amateur boxer from Santiago de Cuba best known for winning a silver medal at the 2008 Olympics as a welterweight. His name is spelled Banteaur by some sources but not in Cuba.

	== Amateur career ==		== Amateur career ==
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	*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2		*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2
	*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4		*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4
			*Lost to [[Bakhyt Sarsekbayev]] (Kazakhstan) 9-18

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}
			[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
	[[Category:2008 Olympians]]		[[Category:2008 Olympians]]

Matt at 15:17, 22 August 2008

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	*Defeated [[Billy Joe Saunders]] (Great Britain) 13-6		*Defeated [[Billy Joe Saunders]] (Great Britain) 13-6
	*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2		*Defeated [[Hosam Bakr Abdin]] (Egypt) 10-2
			*Defeated [[Hanati Silamu]] (China) 17-4

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banteaux, Carlos}}
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
	[[Category:2008 Olympians]]		[[Category:2008 Olympians]]