As we all know, these days in Bangkok, the city considered the boxing and competition center of Thailand, a major sporting event — the Asian Championship among youth and boxers under 22 — is being held. In this prestigious competition, the most talented and promising boxers of our continent have gathered in one arena to showcase their skills.
Today, one of the most important and eagerly awaited stages of the championship — the finals among youth (U-19) — took place. The atmosphere around the ring was tense and exciting, and this day entered history as one of the real days of victory for the Uzbekistan national team.
According to the results, our young boxers won a total of 7 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals. This result clearly demonstrated not only their personal skill and willpower but also the fruit of team unity and tireless work. In the overall team standings by the number of medals, the Uzbekistan national team surpassed all rivals and took first place.
On the following positions were the national teams of India and China, which showed 4 gold medals less. The Kazakhstan national team took fifth place.
Gold medalists:
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Up to 65 kg — Jahongir Zayniddinov
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Up to 70 kg — Abduaziz Jo‘raqulov
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Up to 80 kg — Norbek Abdullaev
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Up to 85 kg — Samir Sobirov
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Over 90 kg — Islam Salihov
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Up to 60 kg — Sevara Mamatova
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Over 80 kg — Sobirakhon Shakhobiddinova
Silver medalists:
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Up to 75 kg — Muhammadjon Yoqubboev
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Up to 48 kg — Maftuna Musurmonova
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Up to 70 kg — Rayhona Qurbonboeva
Bronze medalists:
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Up to 60 kg — Abdurahmon Mahmudjonov
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Up to 75 kg — Maftuna Yangieva
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Up to 80 kg — Ruxshona Parpieva
According to the Uzbekistan Boxing Federation, our youth, with this result, wrote one of the bright pages in the history of national boxing. Every victory won under the Thai rings further raised the prestige of our sport.
For this reason, the confidence that in the future our young boxers will achieve even greater success in the continental and world arenas is very high. This victory is the natural result of their intense and labor-intensive training.
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