Manus Boonjumnong - Revision history

Dale Howes at 18:24, 13 April 2022

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

Dale Howes at 18:23, 13 April 2022

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

Jeremy at 01:27, 12 December 2015

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

Slugger at 08:59, 8 December 2015

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

Jeremy at 02:30, 8 December 2015

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

Locoxelbox at 10:33, 3 October 2015

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Locoxelbox at 08:31, 3 October 2015

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who is a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who was a top amateur in the welterweight class.

	== Amateur highlights ==		== Olympic Games results ==
	*2003 Bronze medalist ~~at Light welterweight at World Amateur championships~~ in Bangkok		Represented Thailand at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
			*Round 1/16 - Defeated [[Spyridon Ioannidis]] (Greece) 28-16
			*Round 1/8 - Defeated [[Romeo Brin]] (Philippines) 29-15
			*Quarterfinal - Defeated [[Willy Blain]] (France) 20-8
			*Semifinal - Defeated [[Ionut Gheorghe]] (Romania) 30-9
			*Final - Defeated [[Yudel Jhonson Cedeno]] (Cuba) 17-11

			Represented Thailand at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, boxing as a Light Welterweight (64 kg).
			*Round 1/16 - Received a 1st round bye
			*Round 1/8 - Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-1
			*Quarterfinal - Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5
			*Semifinal - Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5
			*Final - Lost to [[Manuel Félix Díaz]] (Dominican Republic) 4-12

			== Other Amateur highlights ==
			*2003 World Championships Bronze medalist in Bangkok, Thailand at 64 kg.
	**Defeated [[Bayanjargal Bayanmunkh]] (Mongolia) 22-10		**Defeated [[Bayanjargal Bayanmunkh]] (Mongolia) 22-10
	**Defeated [[Nurzhan Karimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) 21-11		**Defeated [[Nurzhan Karimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) 21-11
	**Defeated [[Dimitar Shtilianov]] (Bulgaria) 19-11		**Defeated [[Dimitar Shtilianov]] (Bulgaria) 19-11
	**Lost to [[Alexander Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34		**Lost to [[Alexander Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34
	~~<br>'''2004 Olympic Results''' (as a Light welterweight)~~		*2006 Asian Games Gold medallist in Doha, Qatar at 64 kg.
	*Defeated [[~~Spyridon Ioannidis~~]] (~~Greece~~) 28-16		**Defeated [[Byamba Tuvshinbat]] (Mongolia) 16-7
	*Defeated [[~~Romeo Brin~~]] (~~Philippines~~) 29-15		**Defeated [[Morteza Sepahvandi]] (Iran) 14-10
	*Defeated [[~~Willy Blain~~]] (~~France~~) 20-8		**Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 22-18
	*~~Defeated [[Ionut Gheorghe]] (Romania) 30-9~~		**Defeated [[Shin Myung Hoon]] (South Korea) 22-11
	*Defeated [[~~Yudel Jhonson Cedeno~~]] (~~Cuba~~) 17-11		*2007 World Championships participant in Chicago, USA at 64 kg.
			**Lost to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 9-14
	*~~2006 Gold medalist at Light welterweight at Asian games~~ in ~~Doha~~, ~~Qatar~~.
	*~~2007 competed as a Light welteweight at World Amateur championships in Chicago, losing his opening round match~~ to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] of Japan ~~on a~~ 14~~-9 decision. Boonjumong qualified for the 2008 Olympic games as a Light welterweight, and was his countrys flagbearer.~~

	~~'''~~2008 ~~Olympic results''' (as a Light welterweight)~~		Boonjumnong was his countrys flagbearer at the 2008 Olympics.
	*1st round bye
	*Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-1
	*Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5
	*Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5
	*Lost to [[Manuel Félix Díaz]] (Dominican Republic) 4-12

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Boonjumnong, Manus}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Boonjumnong, Manus}}

Slugger at 12:25, 29 June 2015

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who is a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who is a top amateur in the welterweight class.

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	*Defeated [[Willy Blain]] (France) 20-8		*Defeated [[Willy Blain]] (France) 20-8
	*Defeated [[Ionut Gheorghe]] (Romania) 30-9		*Defeated [[Ionut Gheorghe]] (Romania) 30-9
	*Defeated [[Yudel ~~Johnson~~ Cedeno]] (Cuba) 17-11		*Defeated [[Yudel Jhonson Cedeno]] (Cuba) 17-11

	*2006 Gold medalist at Light welterweight at Asian games in Doha, Qatar.		*2006 Gold medalist at Light welterweight at Asian games in Doha, Qatar.

Matt at 23:51, 24 August 2008

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	Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who is a top amateur in the welterweight class.		Manus Boonjumnong (Born: June 23, 1980) of Thailand, won the Light Welterweight gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games, and the silver medal in the same class in 2008. Boonjumnong has a brother [[Non Boonjumnong]] who is a top amateur in the welterweight class.

	== Amateur highlights ==		== Amateur highlights ==
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	**Defeated [[Dimitar Shtilianov]] (Bulgaria) 19-11		**Defeated [[Dimitar Shtilianov]] (Bulgaria) 19-11
	**Lost to [[Alexander Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34		**Lost to [[Alexander Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34
	<br>'''2004 Olympic Results'''		<br>'''2004 Olympic Results''' (as a Light welterweight)
	*Defeated [[Spyridon Ioannidis]] (Greece) 28-16		*Defeated [[Spyridon Ioannidis]] (Greece) 28-16
	*Defeated [[Romeo Brin]] (Philippines) 29-15		*Defeated [[Romeo Brin]] (Philippines) 29-15
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	*2007 competed as a Light welteweight at World Amateur championships in Chicago, losing his opening round match to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] of Japan on a 14-9 decision. Boonjumong qualified for the 2008 Olympic games as a Light welterweight, and was his countrys flagbearer.		*2007 competed as a Light welteweight at World Amateur championships in Chicago, losing his opening round match to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] of Japan on a 14-9 decision. Boonjumong qualified for the 2008 Olympic games as a Light welterweight, and was his countrys flagbearer.

	'''2008 Olympic results'''		'''2008 Olympic results''' (as a Light welterweight)
	*1st round bye		*1st round bye
	*Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-1		*Defeated [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 8-1
	*Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5		*Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5
	*Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5		*Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5
			*Lost to [[Manuel Félix Díaz]] (Dominican Republic) 4-12

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Boonjumnong, Manus}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Boonjumnong, Manus}}
	[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]		[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]
			[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]
	[[Category:Thai Olympians]]		[[Category:Thai Olympians]]
	[[Category:2004 Olympians]]		[[Category:2004 Olympians]]
	[[Category:2008 Olympians]]		[[Category:2008 Olympians]]

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	*Quarterfinal - Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5		*Quarterfinal - Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 7-5
	*Semifinal - Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5		*Semifinal - Defeated [[Roniel Iglesias]] (Cuba) 10-5
	*Final - Lost to [[~~Manuel Félix Díaz~~]] (Dominican Republic) 4-12		*Final - Lost to [[Felix Diaz]] (Dominican Republic) 4-12

	== Other Amateur highlights ==		== Other Amateur highlights ==
			*2002 Asian Games participant in Busan, South Korea at 64 kg.
			**Lost to [[Myung Hoon Shin]] (South Korea) 10-15
	*2003 World Championships Bronze medalist in Bangkok, Thailand at 64 kg.		*2003 World Championships Bronze medalist in Bangkok, Thailand at 64 kg.
	**Defeated [[Bayanjargal Bayanmunkh]] (Mongolia) 22-10		**Defeated [[Bayanjargal Bayanmunkh]] (Mongolia) 22-10
	**Defeated [[Nurzhan Karimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) 21-11		**Defeated [[Nurzhan Karimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) 21-11
	**Defeated [[Dimitar ~~Shtilianov~~]] (Bulgaria) 19-11		**Defeated [[Dimitar Stilianov]] (Bulgaria) 19-11
	**Lost to [[~~Alexander~~ Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34		**Lost to [[Alexandr Maletin]] (Russia) 16-34
	*2006 Asian Games Gold medallist in Doha, Qatar at 64 kg.		*2006 Asian Games Gold medallist in Doha, Qatar at 64 kg.
	**Defeated [[Byamba Tuvshinbat]] (Mongolia) 16-7		**Defeated [[Byamba Tuvshinbat]] (Mongolia) 16-7
	**Defeated [[Morteza Sepahvandi]] (Iran) 14-10		**Defeated [[Morteza Sepahvandi]] (Iran) 14-10
	**Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 22-18		**Defeated [[Serik Sapiyev]] (Kazakhstan) 22-18
	**Defeated [[~~Shin~~ Myung Hoon]] (South Korea) 22-11		**Defeated [[Myung Hoon Shin]] (South Korea) 22-11
	*2007 World Championships participant in Chicago, USA at 64 kg.		*2007 World Championships participant in Chicago, USA at 64 kg.
	**Lost to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 9-14		**Lost to [[Masatsugu Kawachi]] (Japan) 9-14