Boxing at the 1992 Summer Olympics – Light middleweight
Light middleweight boxing at the Games of the XXV Olympiad | |||||||||||||||||
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Venue | Pavelló Club Joventut Badalona | ||||||||||||||||
Dates | 27 July – 9 August | ||||||||||||||||
Competitors | 30 from 30 nations | ||||||||||||||||
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Boxing at the 1992 Summer Olympics | |
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Light flyweight | men |
Flyweight | men |
Bantamweight | men |
Featherweight | men |
Lightweight | men |
Light welterweight | men |
Welterweight | men |
Light middleweight | men |
Middleweight | men |
Light heavyweight | men |
Heavyweight | men |
Super heavyweight | men |
The men's light middleweight event was part of the boxing programme at the 1992 Summer Olympics. The weight class allowed boxers of up to 71 kilograms to compete. The competition was held from 27 July to 9 August 1992. 30 boxers from 30 nations competed.[1]
Medalists
Gold | Juan Carlos Lemus Cuba |
Silver | Orhan Delibaş Netherlands |
Bronze | György Mizsei Hungary |
Bronze | Robin Reid Great Britain |
Results
The following boxers took part in the event:[1]
Rank | Name | Country |
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1 | Juan Carlos Lemus | Cuba |
2 | Orhan Delibaş | Netherlands |
3T | György Mizsei | Hungary |
3T | Robin Reid | Great Britain |
5T | Igors Šaplavskis | Latvia |
5T | Maselino Masoe | American Samoa |
5T | Raul Marquez | United States |
5T | Ole Klemetsen | Norway |
9T | Joseph Marwa | Tanzania |
9T | Markus Beyer | Germany |
9T | Hendrik Simangunsong | Indonesia |
9T | Furas Hashim | Iraq |
9T | Rival Cadeau | Seychelles |
9T | Chalit Boonsingkarn | Thailand |
9T | Noureddine Meziane | Algeria |
9T | Leonidas Maleckis | Lithuania |
17T | Arkady Topayev | Unified Team |
17T | Joe Figota | New Zealand |
17T | Ray Downey | Canada |
17T | Fabrizio De Chiara | Italy |
17T | Hiroshi Nagashima | Japan |
17T | Miguel Jiménez | Puerto Rico |
17T | David Defiagbon | Nigeria |
17T | Mohamed Mesbahi | Morocco |
17T | Choi Gi-su | South Korea |
17T | Lucas França | Brazil |
17T | Jorge Porley | Uruguay |
17T | Abrar Hussain Syed | Pakistan |
17T | Kabary Salem | Egypt |
17T | Marcus Thomas | Barbados |
First round
- Igors Šaplavskis (LAT) – BYE
- Joseph Marwa (TAN) – BYE
- Juan Carlos Lemus (CUB) def. Arkadiy Topayev (EUN), 11:0
- Markus Beyer (GER) def. Sililo Figota (NZL), 16:2
- Hendrik Simangunsong (INA) def. Raymond Downey (CAN), 12:5
- György Mizsei (HUN) def. Fabrizio de Chiara (ITA), 13:4
- Maselino Masoe (ASA) def. Hiroshi Nagashima (JPN) RSCI-3 (00:54)
- Furas Hashim (IRQ) def. Miguel Jiménez (PUR), 10:3
- Raúl Márquez (USA) def. David Defiagbon (NGR), 8:7
- Rival Cadeau (SEY) def. Mohamed Mesbahi (MAR), 5:3
- Orhan Delibaş (NED) def. Choi Ki-Soo (KOR), 3:0
- Chalit Boonsingkarn (THA) def. Lucas Franca (BRA), 16:2
- Ole Klemetsen (NOR) def. Jorge Porley (URU), RSCH-1 (02:38)
- Noureddine Meziane (ALG) def. Syed Abrar Hussain (PAK), 7:0
- Leonidas Maleckis (LTU) def. Kabary Salem (EGY), 13:6
- Robin Reid (GBR) def. Marcus Thomas (BAR), KO-1 (00:58)
Second round
- Igors Šaplavskis (LAT) def. Joseph Marwa (TAN), 14:8
- Juan Carlos Lemus (CUB) def. Markus Beyer (GER), RSCH-1 (02:55)
- György Mizsei (HUN) def. Hendrik Simangunsong (INA), 17:5
- Maselino Masoe (ASA) def. Furas Hashim (IRQ), RSCH-1 (00:44)
- Raúl Márquez (USA) def. Rival Cadeau (SEY), 20:3
- Orhan Delibaş (NED) def. Chalit Boonsingkarn (THA), RSCI-2 (01:45)
- Ole Klemetsen (NOR) def. Noureddine Meziane (ALG), 14:3
- Robin Reid (GBR) def. Leonidas Maleckis (LTU), 10:3
Quarterfinals
- Juan Carlos Lemus (CUB) def. Igors Šaplavskis (LAT), 12:2
- György Mizsei (HUN) def. Maselino Masoe (ASA), 17:3
- Orhan Delibaş (NED) def. Raúl Márquez (USA), 16:12
- Robin Reid (GBR) def. Ole Klemetsen (NOR), 20:10
Semifinals
- Juan Carlos Lemus (CUB) def. György Mizsei (HUN), 10:2
- Orhan Delibaş (NED) def. Robin Reid (GBR), 8:3
Final
- Juan Carlos Lemus (CUB) def. Orhan Delibaş (NED), 6:1
References
- ^ a b "Boxing at the 1992 Barcelona Summer Games: Men's Light middleweight". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 10 January 2019.