New Boxing Olympic Champions 2024
The twelfth day of the Olympic boxing competition saw two gold decorations for the Uzbek in the 51kg and the Chinese in the 54kg. There were likewise bronze decorations for the last semi-finalists at Roland Garros, including Ngamba, the principal Olympic award for the displaced person group.
Yet again the twelfth day of Olympic boxing was splendid in the extraordinary phase of Roland Garros. The semi-finals were battled first and the two gold decoration finals were passed on to the end. Hasangboy Dusmatov became the title holder in the men’s – 51kg class. Chang Yuan additionally won Olympic gold in the ladies’ – 4kg class.
Boxing Olympic Champions
The principal battle for gold was between Billal Bennama (France) and Hasangbay Dusmatov (Uzbekistan). It was France’s last opportunity to win gold at Paris 2024. Bernama was the 2023 Big Showdown in second place. Dusmatov was the authoritative Best on the planet. The distinction in level was noteworthy. Dusmatov arranged thinking for even a second to battle, yet Bennama selected distance and stayed up with his left punch.
Roland Garros was ablaze, his fighter in his arms. Bennama’s level gave him a benefit. Absolute balance in the principal round. Dusmatov, the Rio 2016 gold medallist, moved forward and started to stir up his punches. He consolidated the snare and the punch impeccably. The battle was exceptionally close until the last round of boxing and Bennama required Dusmatov not to move away in that frame of mind round.
The Uzbek showed more speed and persuaded the appointed authorities. In the wake of losing the last to Sophiane Oumiha last Wednesday, France lost one more Olympic last to Bennama. Their possibilities winning a gold decoration at their most memorable Olympic Games are currently finished. Dusmatov rehashed his Olympic gold decoration from Rio 2016.
The other gold award last of the day was between Chang Yuan (China) and Hatice Akbas (Turkey) in the 54kg classification. The Turkish lady gave the quality and the distance. She battled how she would have preferred to. Be that as it may, the Chinese young lady landed more punches and gave her the triumph in the main round. That set the vibe and Akbas needed to change the battle. Yuan estimated her endeavors well and took the focal point of the ring. The Turkish contender saw the last getting away from her.
She was amazed by the Chinese warrior’s speed and aspiration. In the subsequent round, Akbas lost her certainty and Yuan’s speed, changing her speed to cool the battle and step in the right direction when it fit her. The battle was going the method of the Chinese and just a success before the cutoff would give the Turkish lady the triumph. She didn’t get it. Yuan was better and won the gold. Yuan Chang conveyed and took the Olympic lofty position in the 54 kg class.
In the principal semi-last of the men’s 57 kg, Khalokov drove all along. Difficult to address. The Australian attempted to shock them with high punches, yet the Uzbek was an expert in distance. Kahlolov was the #1. Furthermore, he demonstrated it in all areas. Kahlokov arrived at the last with an ideal challenge, with the exception of the battle against Spaniard Jose Quiles, where there was one round in which the bold Spaniard gave him inconvenience.
Charlie Senior, matured 22, got the bronze decoration however couldn’t beat a fighter who changed pace, went all the way and, notwithstanding his boldness, couldn’t battle an expert of assault and protection. The men’s – 57kg semi-last was plainly overwhelmed by the Uzbek. He chose to take care of business in the last round, despite the fact that he had proactively won the battle on focus.
Kahlokov satisfied the forecasts and arrived at the Olympic last, giving further pleasure to Uzbekistan, a country that is as yet a power and is demonstrating it at these Games. Uzbekistan has committed to a responsibility from the grassroots to elite execution and it shows in boxing.
Murnarbek Seiitbek Uulu (KGZ) confronted Javier Ibanez (Bulgaria) in the other semi-last of the men’s – 57kg class. The Cuban-conceived Bulgarian attempted to get into his cadence, yet Seiitbek Uulu had the option to get away from Ibanez’s invasion. He took the Bulgarian’s time and made him falter. The group valued the speed and power of the two fighters.
The principal round was equally coordinated. Maybe Seiitbek Uulu was better with his left hand and emerged with his direct and exceptionally exact snare. Ibanez exploited the subsequent round, and Seiitbek Uulu protected flawlessly, utilizing his midriff well overall, searching for his rival’s error and knowing how to move in reverse searching for the counter to score focuses.
Seiitbek Uulu made use and Ibanez emerged for everything in the third round. He faced challenges. Ibanez was a lot bolder and more dynamic. Seiitbek Uulu followed his corner and was uninvolved, shielding himself and keeping the Bulgarian from hitting him. In any case, the adjudicators gave the triumph to Seiitbek Uulu by split choice. Seiitbek Uulu couldn’t battle on the planet last because of injury against Khalokov, yet presently he gets the opportunity for vengeance. The 57kg last will be among Kahlokov and Seiitbek Uulu.
The semi-finals of the ladies’ – 75kg classification had shown up. They were set in opposition to Li Quian (China) and Caitlin Parker (Australia), the 2023 world second place. The Chinese competitor is contending in her third Olympic Games subsequent to winning bronze in Rio 2016 and silver in Tokyo 2020. Li Quian was in every case more dynamic and consistently in front. Parker, who had more power, needed to track down additional stuff to stay aware of the speed of the punches.
The main round was a shock and the adjudicators gave Parker the consistent choice to win. The Chinese lady’s mentor, Raul Fernandez, was a Cuban wayfarer and boxing master. He requested that his warrior take it to a higher level. The adjudicators rolled out a total improvement and gave the Chinese a consistent choice in the subsequent round, making the third round unequivocal. The Chinese kept her certainty and overwhelmed the third round, with Parker searching for a redeeming quality, yet she couldn’t track down it. Li Qian was the better player and took the success.
Atheyna Bibeichi (Pan) and Cindy Winner Djankeu Ngamba (EOR) squared off in the other semi-final. Two radically dissimilar styles. The first member of the refugee team to win an Olympic medal is the Cameroonian. She won three times in England and has been in Britain since she was eleven years old. The thirty-five-year-old Panamanian stands before her. She was the Panamanian flag carrier at the Tokyo Games and the 2014 World Championships ten years ago. a woman with a lot of charisma.
Ngamba had more speed, but Bylon sought to utilize her height and wingspan as much as possible. The Cameroonian shot more frequently, but Bylon made an effort to predict her movements and become more accurate.
Ngamba persisted in throwing a lot of punches to show the judges how daring he was while maintaining his motivation and drive. Again, the third round was really important. The Bulgarian referee docked the legendary Panamanian fighter, the first female Olympian. It was a highly contentious choice. Bylon emerged victorious in the end. She had advanced to the final and was a trailblazer in boxing inside her nation. In the 75kg division, Bylon will compete against Li Qian of China for the gold medal.
Results of the day. 8 August.
Semi-finals. Men. 57 kg
Abdoulamik Khalokov (Uzbekistan) Charlei Senior (Australia) 5-0. Bronze for Charlie Senior.
Murnarbek Seiitbek Uulu (KGZ) Javier Ibanez (Bulgaria) 4-1. Bronze for Javier Ibanez.
Semifinals. Women. 75 kg
Li Qian (China) Caitlin Parker (Australia) 5-0. Bronze for Caitlin Parker,
Cindy Winner Djankeu Ngamba (EOR) Atheyna Bibeichi Bylon (Pan) 1-4. Bronze to Cindy Winner Djankeu Ngamba.
Final. Men 51 Kg
Billal Bennama (France) Hasangbay Dusmatov (Uzbekistan) 0-5
Gold: Hasangboy Dusmatov Silver: Billal Bennama
Final. Women 54 kg
Chang Yuan (China) Hatice Akbas (Turkey) 5-0
Gold: Chang Yuan Silver: Billal Bennaama
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