Egidijus Kavaliauskas - Revision history

Slugger at 19:40, 30 June 2021

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	* '''Trainer:''' [[Marcos Contreras]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Marcos Contreras]]
			*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]]
			*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]

	== Olympic Games results ==		== Olympic Games results ==

John at 13:34, 17 June 2021

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Marcos Contreras~~]]<br>~~		* '''Trainer:''' [[Marcos Contreras]]
	~~'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]]<br>~~
	~~'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank~~]]

	== Olympic Games results ==		== Olympic Games results ==

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	*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5		**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5
	**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (~~Belarus~~) 17-9		**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (Russia) 17-9
	**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4
	**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18		**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18

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	*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5		**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5
	**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (~~Russia~~) 17-9		**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (Belarus) 17-9
	**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4
	**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18		**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18

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	*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5		**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5
	**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (~~Belarus~~) 17-9		**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (Russia) 17-9
	**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4
	**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18		**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18

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	*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5		**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5
	**Defeated [[Aslanbek ~~Kozayev~~]] (Belarus) 17-9		**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozaev]] (Belarus) 17-9
	**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4
	**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18		**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18

Candrew at 17:27, 18 March 2018

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	[[Category:Lithuanian Olympians]]		[[Category:Lithuanian Olympians]]
			[[Category:NABF Welterweight Champions]]

Slugger at 09:19, 24 February 2018

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	<br ~~clear=all~~>		'''Trainer:''' [[Marcos Contreras]]<br>
			'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]]<br>
			'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]

	== Olympic Games results ==		== Olympic Games results ==
	Represented Lithuania at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg):		Represented Lithuania at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg):

Luiz gomes at 20:14, 13 November 2017

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Slugger at 21:43, 10 June 2017

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	== Other amateur achievements ==		== Other amateur achievements ==
	*'''2006''' World Junior Championships participant in Agadir, Morocco, boxing as a Featherweight (57 kg).		*'''2006''' World Junior Championships participant in Agadir, Morocco, boxing as a Featherweight (57 kg).
	*Defeated [[Luo Wenxin]] (China) 16-12		**Defeated [[Luo Wenxin]] (China) 16-12
	*Lost to [[Hamza Kramou]] (Algeria) RSC-OS		**Lost to [[Hamza Kramou]] (Algeria) RSC-OS
	*'''2007''' World Championships participant in Chicago, United States, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2007''' World Championships participant in Chicago, United States, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	*Defeated [[Zdenek Chladek]] (Czech Republic) 19-17		**Defeated [[Zdenek Chladek]] (Czech Republic) 19-17
	*Lost to [[Eduard Hambartsumyan]] (Armenia) 6-24		**Lost to [[Eduard Hambartsumyan]] (Armenia) 6-24
	*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 1st European Olympic Qualifier Bronze medalist in Pescara, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	*Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5		**Defeated [[Jussi Koivula]] (Finland) 23-5
	*Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozayev]] (Belarus) 17-9		**Defeated [[Aslanbek Kozayev]] (Belarus) 17-9
	*Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 13-4
	*Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18		**Lost to [[Gyula Kate]] (Hungary) 10-18
	*'''2008''' 2nd European Olympic Qualifier Silver medalist in Athens, Greece, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' 2nd European Olympic Qualifier Silver medalist in Athens, Greece, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	*Defeated [[Carmine Cirillo]] (Italy) 4-1		**Defeated [[Carmine Cirillo]] (Italy) 4-1
	*Defeated [[Anatoliy Andreev]] (Moldavia) 19-3		**Defeated [[Anatoliy Andreev]] (Moldavia) 19-3
	*Defeated [[Levan Ghvamichava]] (Georgia) 17-8		**Defeated [[Levan Ghvamichava]] (Georgia) 17-8
	*Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 11-5		**Defeated [[Boris Katalinic]] (Croatia) 11-5
	*Lost to [[John Joe Joyce]] (Ireland) RSCI 2		**Lost to [[John Joe Joyce]] (Ireland) RSCI 2
	*'''2008''' European Championships participant in Liverpool, England, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2008''' European Championships participant in Liverpool, England, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	*Defeated [[Adriani Vastine]] (France) 10-1		**Defeated [[Adriani Vastine]] (France) 10-1
	*Lost to [[Eduard Hambartsumyan]] (Armenia) 3-6		**Lost to [[Eduard Hambartsumyan]] (Armenia) 3-6
	*'''2009''' World Championships quarter-finalist in Milan, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).		*'''2009''' World Championships quarter-finalist in Milan, Italy, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
	*Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-5		**Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-5
	*Defeated [[Qalim Balla]] (Australia) 20-5		**Defeated [[Qalim Balla]] (Australia) 20-5
	*Defeated [[Zdenek Chladek]] (Czech Republic) 10-6		**Defeated [[Zdenek Chladek]] (Czech Republic) 10-6
	*Lost to [[Frankie Gomez]] (United States) RSC 3		**Lost to [[Frankie Gomez]] (United States) RSC 3
	*'''2010''' European Championships participant in Moscow, Russia, boxing as a Welterweight (69 kg).		*'''2010''' European Championships participant in Moscow, Russia, boxing as a Welterweight (69 kg).
	*Defeated [[Aston Brown]] (Colombia) 4-3		**Defeated [[Aston Brown]] (Colombia) 4-3
	*Lost to [[Balazs Bacskai]] (Hungary) 3-6		**Lost to [[Balazs Bacskai]] (Hungary) 3-6
	*'''2011''' World Championships Bronze medalist in Baku, Azerbaijan, boxing as a Welterweight (69 kg).		*'''2011''' World Championships Bronze medalist in Baku, Azerbaijan, boxing as a Welterweight (69 kg).
	*Defeated [[Maimatti Tusunqiong]] (China) 20-16		**Defeated [[Maimatti Tusunqiong]] (China) 20-16
	*Defeated [[Robert Bilik]] (Czech Republic) 15-4		**Defeated [[Robert Bilik]] (Czech Republic) 15-4
	*Defeated [[Roy Sheahan]] (Ireland) 11-7		**Defeated [[Roy Sheahan]] (Ireland) 11-7
	*Defeated [[Fred Evans]] (Wales) RSCH 2		**Defeated [[Fred Evans]] (Wales) RSCH 2
	*Lost to [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) RET 2		**Lost to [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) RET 2

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