Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships

The 26 junior finals were held in Dubai during the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships. India, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan had junior finalists today.

For the very first time in the Asian boxing events history, two age groups, the juniors and the youths, participated in one championship. Male and female boxers who were born in 2003 and in 2004 are eligible to compete in the ASBC Asian Youth Boxing Championships. The younger talents who were born in the years of 2005 and in 2006 attended the ASBC Asian Junior Boxing Championships in Dubai.

The total number of junior boxers is 152, the number of youth athletes is 141. Altogether 293 boxers of 15 different nations are attending the championships in UAE.

List of the winners in the ASBC Asian Junior Boxing Championships

• Boys 46kg: Damir Baipakov, Kazakhstan
• Boys 48kg: Rohit Chamoli, India
• Boys 50kg: Hojiakbar Mahmudov, Uzbekistan
• Boys 52kg: Torekhan Sabyrkhan, Kazakhstan
• Boys 54kg: Adaibek Niyazbay, Kazakhstan
• Boys 57kg: Bakhtiyar Anarbayev, Kazakhstan
• Boys 60kg: Javokhir Ummataliyev, Uzbekistan
• Boys 63kg: Lazizbek Tulkinov, Uzbekistan
• Boys 66kg: Fazliddin Erkinboyev, Uzbekistan
• Boys 70kg: Shavkatjon Boltayev, Uzbekistan
• Boys 75kg: Hirbod Eslami, Iran
• Boys 80kg: Sardorbek Tursunov, Uzbekistan
• Boys +80kg: Joon Bharat, India

• Girls 46kg: Gulsevar Ganieva, Uzbekistan
• Girls 48kg: Vishu Rathee, India
• Girls 50kg: Shakhina Nematova, Uzbekistan
• Girls 52kg: Tanu, India
• Girls 54kg: Viktoriya Baidukova, Kazakhstan
• Girls 57kg: Ulzhan Sarsenbek, Kazakhstan
• Girls 60kg: Nikita Chand, India
• Girls 63kg: Mahi Raghav, India
• Girls 66kg: Aruzhan Zhanabayeva, Kazakhstan
• Girls 70kg: Oysha Toirova, Uzbekistan
• Girls 75kg: Pranjal Yadav, India
• Girls 80kg: Umit Abilkaiyr, Kazakhstan
• Girls +80kg: Kirti, India

The tenth competition day in Dubai

The youth finals will be held on the tenth competition day at the Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships in Dubai, UAE on August, 30. The competition starts at 15:00 local time , and will be live streamed  on AIBA YT channel

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Following the Technical Meeting, the Official Draw was held in the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

132 youth and 136 junior boxers are attending in the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships in Dubai and the total number of boxers is 268.

Number of boxers ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships

Men’s Junior 46kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Junior 48kg: 8 boxers

Men’s Junior 50kg: 10 boxers

Men’s Junior 52kg: 6 boxers

Men’s Junior 54kg: 10 boxers

Men’s Junior 57kg: 10 boxers

Men’s Junior 60kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Junior 63kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Junior 66kg: 8 boxers

Men’s Junior 70kg: 7 boxers

Men’s Junior 75kg: 6 boxers

Men’s Junior 80kg: 7 boxers

Men’s Junior +80kg: 5 boxers

Women’s Junior 46kg: 6 boxers

Women’s Junior 48kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Junior 50kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Junior 52kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Junior 54kg: 5 boxers

Women’s Junior 57kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Junior 60kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Junior 63kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Junior 66kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Junior 70kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Junior 75kg: 2 boxers

Women’s Junior 80kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Junior +80kg: 2 boxers

Men’s Youth 48kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Youth 51kg: 8 boxers

Men’s Youth 54kg: 10 boxers

Men’s Youth 57kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Youth 60kg: 11 boxers

Men’s Youth 63.5kg: 10 boxers

Men’s Youth 67kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Youth 71kg: 9 boxers

Men’s Youth 75kg: 7 boxers

Men’s Youth 80kg: 4 boxers

Men’s Youth 86kg: 6 boxers

Men’s Youth 92kg: 6 boxers

Men’s Youth +92kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Youth 48kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 50kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 52kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 54kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 57kg: 5 boxers

Women’s Youth 60kg: 4 boxers

Women’s Youth 63kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 66kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 70kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 75kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth 81kg: 3 boxers

Women’s Youth +81kg: 3 boxers

The competition starts at 16:00 local time , and will be live streamed  here

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The countdown to the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships turned into its final phase, four days left until the start of the competition. The upcoming event, the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships will be held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on August 17-31 while its competition period is August 20-30.

Tajikistan selected its junior team to the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships which contains 12 boxers including two girls. Uzbekistan and Mongolia are aiming for gold medals in the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships and their squads have a lot of stars. The Uzbekistani team is the leader of the Asian continent and their current youth and junior teams consist of world-class level boxers.

A record number of 51 champions, 25 girls and 26 boys, will be crowned in the ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships.

ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships will be a money prize event.

“Boxers are our priority. And we, from our side, try to make every effort to support them. When young boys and girls choose to devote themselves to sports, it is worthy of admiration and encouragement. This is not an easy path. And I consider it our duty to help our boxers follow this path”, International Boxing Association (AIBA) President Umar Kremlev said.

The schedule of the upcoming ASBC Asian Youth & Junior Boxing Championships

August 17-18 – Arrival of the delegations

August 18-19 – Sport Entries Check

August 19 – Technical Meeting

August 19 – Official Draw

August 19 – Opening Ceremony

August 20 – Day1 competition

August 21 – Day2 competition

August 22 – Day3 competition

August 23 – Day4 competition

August 24 – Day5 competition

August 25 – Day6 competition

August 26 – Day7 competition

August 27 – Day8 competition

August 28 – Rest Day

August 29 – Day9 competition with the junior finals

August 30 – Day10 competition with the youth finals

August 31 – Departure of the delegations

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