In Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, the final stage of the Asian Boxing Championship among athletes under 22 and juniors (U-19) is taking place in an intense and dynamic atmosphere. This stage is undoubtedly the most responsible and unforgettable moment for every athlete.
Starting today, the decisive bouts to determine the strongest have begun in the ring. On the very first day of the competition, the women’s teams in the junior (U-19) category showcased all their skill and courage, fighting for the title of Asian champion.
Just now, the final bouts involving our brave and determined girls have ended, with results that filled the hearts of fans with pride.
— First of all, in the -48 kg weight category, Maftuna Musurmonova faced the host nation’s athlete, Chiranan Dapphonhan. Despite giving her all, she lost the bout on points and settled for a silver medal.
— In the -60 kg weight category, Sevara Mamatova demonstrated a true example of skill and aggressive boxing. Without giving her Indian opponent Vini a moment to feel at ease, she defeated her with a unanimous decision, 5:0, and claimed the gold medal.
— In the decisive -70 kg bout, Rayhona Qurbonboeva stepped into the ring against the experienced Chinese boxer Abudureyimu Alimire. Despite a determined fight, she lost 0:5 and was awarded a silver medal.
— In the +80 kg final, Sobiraxon Shakhobiddinova once again proved her supremacy in Asia with her unique experience and strong will. She confidently defeated Indian boxer Parchi Tokas 5:0 and became the continental champion for the fourth time.
This final night in Bangkok has become another bright page in the history of our women’s boxing. Our fans believe that the girls of Uzbekistan will continue to bring such glorious moments to the ring many more times.
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