Olympic Boxing 2016, Day 2 results: August 7
Day Two Olympic Boxing results: August 7
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Day Two of Olympic Boxing action has concluded, so here are your results:
Morning session
Men’s lightweight (60kg)
- (NED) Enrico La Cruz def. Lai Chu-En (TPE) via scores of 29-28, 30-27 and 28-29.
Good, competitive fight. Clear winner was La Cruz, so the judges got it right. He will now move on to face Otgondalai Dorjnyambuu of Mongolia.
- (RUS) Adlan Abdurashidov def. Thadius Katua (PNG) via scores of 29-28×2 and 30-27.
Abdurashidov looked polished and technically sound – he was just the better fighter in this one.
- (ALG) Reda Benbaziz def. Mahmoud Abdelaal (EGY) via scores of 29-28×3.
Exciting fight. Both guys scored a knockdown.
Men’s welterweight (69kg)
- (KEN) Rayton Okwiri def. Andrey Zamkovoy (RUS) via scores of 29-28×2 and 28-29.
Upset of the day. Zamkovoy is a former bronze medalist.
- (MGL) Byambyn Tüvshinbat def. Alberto Palmetta (ARG) via scores of 30-27×2 and 29-28.
Impressive performance by Byambyn.
- (IRL) Steven Donnelly def. Zohir Kedache (ALG) via scores of 29-28, 30-26 and 30-27.
One sided fight here. Donnelly was dominant.
- (LTU) Eimantas Stanionis def. Liu Wei (CHN) via scores of 30-27×3.
This fight was a lot more competitive than what the score cards indicate, however, Stanionis was the clear winner.
Men’s light heavyweight (81kg)
- (ECU) Carlos Andres Mina def. Serge Michel (GER) via scores of 29-28×3.
Fun, entertaining fight. Mina pulled off the win in the closing minutes.
- (GBR) Joshua Buatsi def. Kennedy Katende (UGA) via TKO -Round 3
First stoppage we’ve seen in this years olympics. Buatsi is going to be a monster of a pro.
- (VEN) Albert Ramirez def. Petr Khamukov (RUS) via scores of 28-28 and 29-28×2.
This fight was a little odd. Both fighters have completely different styles. Close fight – could have gone either way.
Evening session:
Men’s lightweight (60kg)
- (FRA) Sofiane Oumiha def. Teofimo Lopez (HON) via scores of 30-27×3.
Close fight. Both of these guys have pro potential.
- (THA) Amnat Ruenroeng def. Ignacio Perrin (ARG) via scores of 30-27×2 and 29-28.
Not a very good fight. Pretty sloppy by both guys.
- (IRL) David Joyce def. Andrique Allisop (SEY) via scores of 30-27×2 and 29-28.
Joyce looked good. He will move on to face Albert Selimov.
Men’s welterweight (69kg)
- (UZB) Shakhram Giyasov def. Youba Sissokho Ndiaye (ESP) via scores of 30-27×3.
Good performance by Giyasov. Youba tried, but it wasn’t enough.
- (ARM) Vladimir Margaryan def. Winston Hill (FIJ) via scores of 30-27×3.
Clear cut victory for Margaryan.
- (FRA) Souleymane Cissokho def. Balazs Bacskai (HUN) via scores of 30-27×3.
Cissokho looked really smooth. He showed a lot of potential for a possible pro career.
- (THA) Saylom Ardee def. Pavel Kastramin (BLR) via scores of 28-29 and 29-28×2.
Third Olympics for Ardee, but he barely got past his first bout.
Men’s light heavyweight (81kg)
- (NED) Peter Müllenberg def. Ehsan Rouzbahani (IRI) via scores of 29-28×3.
I didn’t agree with this decision, but i’m not a judge.
- (AZE) Teymur Mammadov def. Denys Solonenko (UKR) via scores of 29-28×3.
Mammadov used his height advantage to get the win.
- (BLR) Mikhail Dauhaliavets def. Valentino Manfredonia (ITA) via scores of 28-28, 29-28 and 30-27.
My favorite fight so far. The decision could have gone either way.