2005 Boxing World Cup

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The 2005 Boxing World Cup was held in Moscow, Russia from July 12 to July 17.

Contents

Group 1

Cuba-Thailand

GROUP 1 MATCH — Tuesday 2005-07-12
Division Flag of Cuba.svg CUBA Flag of Thailand.svg THAILANDResult
– 48 kg Yan Bartelemí Suban Pannon 36– 12
– 51 kg Andry Laffita Somjit Jongjohor 24 –+24
– 54 kg Guillermo Rigondeaux Worapoj Petchkoom 34– 16
– 57 kg Yuriorkis Gamboa Thongtheang Khlongchan W– L [1]
– 60 kg Yordenis Ugás Pichai Sayotha 45– 12
– 64 kg Carlos Banteux —W– L [2]
– 69 kg Erislandy Lara Manon Boonjumnong 21– 9
– 75 kg Yordanis Despaigne Suriya Prasathinphimai 28– 11
– 81 kg Yuniel Dorticos Elnur Kadyrov W– L [3]
– 91 kg Luis Ortiz Azer Mamedov W– L [4]
+ 91 kg Odlanier Solis Ilgar Mamedov W– L [5]
10 wins1 wins188– 84

Cuba-Romania

GROUP 1 MATCH — Wednesday 2005-07-13
Division Flag of Cuba.svg CUBA Flag of Romania.svg ROMANIAResult
– 48 kg Yan Bartelemí Iulius Poczo W– L [6]
– 51 kg Andry Laffita —W– L [7]
– 54 kg Guillermo Rigondeaux Zsolt Bedák 28– 11 [8]
– 57 kg Yuriorkis Gamboa Viorel Simion W– L [9]
– 60 kg Yordenis Ugás Georgian Popescu W– L [10]
– 64 kg Carlos Banteux —W– L [11]
– 69 kg Erislandy Lara Stefan Dragomir W– L [12]
– 75 kg Yordanis Despaigne Ronald Gavril W– L [13]
– 81 kg Yuniel Dorticos Ovidiu Chereches W– L [14]
– 91 kg Luis Ortiz Daniel Vacaru W– L [15]
+ 91 kg Odlanier Solis Georgel Gavril W– L [16]
11 wins0 wins28– 11

Romania-Thailand

GROUP 1 MATCH — Thursday 2005-07-14
Division Flag of Romania.svg ROMANIA Flag of Thailand.svg THAILANDResult
– 48 kg Iulius Poczo Suban Pannon L –W [17]
– 51 kg — Somjit Jongjohor L –W [18]
– 54 kg Zsolt Bedák Worapoj Petchkoom +34– 34
– 57 kg Viorel Simion Thongtheang Khlongchan L –W [19]
– 60 kg Georgian Popescu Pichai Sayotha L –W [20]
– 64 kg Ionuţ Gheorghe Ampon Heanhhom 35– 27
– 69 kg Stefan Dragomir Manon Boonjumnong W– L [21]
– 75 kg Ronald Gavril Suriya Prasathinphimai W– L [22]
– 81 kg Ovidiu Chereches Elnur Kadyrov 45– 21 [23]
– 91 kg Daniel Vacaru Azer Mamedov 32 –48 [24]
+ 91 kg Georgel Gavril Ilgar Mamedov W– L [25]
6 wins5 wins146– 130

Final ranking

RANKCOUNTRYWL
1Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 20
2Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 11
3Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 02

Group 2

Russia-Belarus

GROUP 2 MATCH — Tuesday 2005-07-12
Division Flag of Russia.svg RUSSIA Flag of Belarus.svg BELARUSResult
– 48 kg Sergey Kazakov Anton Bekesh 35– 11
– 51 kg Georgy Balakshin Bato-Munko Vankeev 24– 9
– 54 kg Maxim Khalikov Khavazhi Khatsigov 23– 13
– 57 kg Aleksei Tishchenko Sergey Kunitsin W– L [26]
– 60 kg Murat Khrachev Evgeni Kosmatov 33– 23
– 64 kg Oleg Komissarov Andrey Tsiruk 41– 17
– 69 kg Andrey Balanov Vitali Grushak 31– 19
– 75 kg Matvey Korobov Andrey Salakhutdinov W– L [27]
– 81 kg Evgeny Makarenko Andrey Miruk W– L [28]
– 91 kg Roman Romanchuk Mikhail Sheybak W– L [29]
+ 91 kg Islam Timurziev Aliaksandr Apanasionak W– L [30]
11 wins0 wins187– 92

United States-Belarus

GROUP 2 MATCH — Wednesday 2005-07-13
Division Flag of the United States.svg UNITED STATES Flag of Belarus.svg BELARUSResult
– 48 kg Vincent Montoya Anton Bekesh L –W [31]
– 51 kg Rau'shee Warren Bato-Munko Vankeev W– L [32]
– 54 kg Gary Russell Khavazhi Khatsigov 21– 20
– 57 kg Mark Davis Mikhail Bernadskiy 23– 20
– 60 kg Ray Robinson Evgeni Kosmatov 23 –39
– 64 kg Karl Dargan Andrey Tsiruk 28– 15
– 69 kg Demetrius Andrade Vitali Grushak 18 –27
– 75 kg Shawn Estrada Sergey Rabchenko 24– 16
– 81 kg William Rosinsky Andrey Miruk 13 –33
– 91 kg Marcus Henry Mikhail Sheybak L –W [33]
+ 91 kg — Aliaksandr Apanasionak L –W [34]
5 wins6 wins150 –170

Russia-United States

GROUP 2 MATCH — Thursday 2005-07-14
Division Flag of Russia.svg RUSSIA Flag of the United States.svg UNITED STATESResult
– 48 kg Sergey Kazakov Vincent Montoya W– L [35]
– 51 kg Georgy Balakshin Rau'shee Warren 46– 33
– 54 kg Maxim Khalikov Gary Russell 31– 22
– 57 kg Aleksei Tishchenko Mark Davis W– L [36]
– 60 kg Murat Khrachev Stan MartynioukW– L [37]
– 64 kg Oleg Komissarov Karl Dargan 36– 22
– 69 kg Andrey Balanov Demetrius Andrade 35– 17
– 75 kg Matvey Korobov Daniel Jacobs W– L [38]
– 81 kg Evgeny Makarenko William Rosinsky W– L [39]
– 91 kg Roman Romanchuk Marcus Henry W– L [40]
+ 91 kg Islam Timurziev —W– L [41]
11 wins0 wins148– 94

Final ranking

RANKCOUNTRYWL
1Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 20
2Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 11
3Flag of the United States.svg  United States 02

Group 3

Georgia-Kazakhstan

GROUP 3 MATCH — Tuesday 2005-07-12
Division Flag of Georgia.svg GEORGIA Flag of Kazakhstan.svg KAZAKHSTANResult
– 48 kg Zviad Khaduri Mirat Sarsembayev 17 –33
– 51 kg Nikoloz Izoria Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov L –W [42]
– 54 kg Kacha Lazarashvili Murat Airmasov 9 –26
– 57 kg Koba Pchakadze Galib Jafarov 26– 24
– 60 kg Konstantine Kupatadze Serik Sapiyev 17 –41
– 64 kg Levan Gvamichava Kanat Orakbayev 36 –49
– 69 kg Kakhaber Zhvania Bakhtiyar Artayev 14 –23
– 75 kg Anatoli Kavtaradze Gennady Golovkin L –W [43]
– 81 kg Tornike Ivelashvili Yerdos Zhanabergenov L –W [44]
– 91 kg Beka Lobzhanidze Zhenis Taumurinov 20– 11
+ 91 kg Gaga Bolkvadze Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov 9 –24
2 wins9 wins148 –232

Georgia-Africa

GROUP 3 MATCH — Wednesday 2005-07-13
Division Flag of Georgia.svg GEORGIA Africa (orthographic projection).svg AFRICAResult
– 48 kg Zviad Khaduri Japhet Uutoni 33 –41
– 51 kg Nikoloz Izoria Walid Cherif 29– 18
– 54 kg Kacha Lazarashvili Malik Bouziane 14 –31
– 57 kg Koba Pchakadze —W– L [45]
– 60 kg Konstantine Kupatadze Saifeddine Nejmaoui 24 –35
– 64 kg Levan Gvamichava Adil Bella 45– 25
– 69 kg Kakhaber Zhvania Ait Hammi Miloud 33– 14
– 75 kg Revaz Karelishvili Nabil Kassel 17 –42
– 81 kg no contest
– 91 kg Beka Lobzhanidze Mohamed Homrani 27 –38
+ 91 kg Gaga Bolkvadze Mourad Chebbi 32– 22
5 wins5 wins254– 266

Africa-Kazakhstan

GROUP 3 MATCH — Thursday 2005-07-14
Division Africa (orthographic projection).svg AFRICA Flag of Kazakhstan.svg KAZAKHSTANResult
– 48 kg Japhet Uutoni Mirat Sarsembayev L –W [46]
– 51 kg Elshad Guliyev Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov L –W [47]
– 54 kg Malik Bouziane Murat Airmasov L –W [48]
– 57 kg — Galib Jafarov L –W [49]
– 60 kg Saifeddine Nejmaoui Serik Sapiyev L –W [50]
– 64 kg Cesaire Rivan Kanat Orakbayev L –W [51]
– 69 kg — Bakhtiyar Artayev L –W [52]
– 75 kg Nabil Kassel Gennady Golovkin L –W [53]
– 81 kg — Yerdos Zhanabergenov L –W [54]
– 91 kg Mohamed Homrani Dmitriy Gotfrid L –W [55]
+ 91 kg Mourad Chebbi Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov L –W [56]
0 wins11 wins—

Final ranking

RANKCOUNTRYWL
1Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 20
2Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 11
3 Africa (orthographic projection).svg Africa 02

Group 4

Azerbaijan-South Korea

GROUP 4 MATCH — Tuesday 2005-07-12
Division Flag of Azerbaijan.svg AZERBAIJAN Flag of South Korea.svg SOUTH KOREAResult
– 48 kg Jeyhun Abiyev Hong Moo-Won 27 –30
– 51 kg Seymur Mamedov Lee Ok-Sung 28 –29
– 54 kg Elshan Ismailov Son Chul-Han 16 –33
– 57 kg Shahin Imranov Kim Won-Il 17– 16
– 60 kg Romal Amanov Jin Soo-Shin 32– 21
– 64 kg Emil Magerramov Park Kwan-Soo 24– 18
– 69 kg Ruslan Khairov Yang Min-Sook 29– 8
– 75 kg Javid Taghiyev Cho Dok-Jin 27– 21
– 81 kg Anar Mirzoyev Song Hak-Sung 12 –25
– 91 kg Vugar Alekperov Li Zheshuan 30– 12
+ 91 kg Muhamed Adamov Du Zhengchan W– L [57]
7 wins4 wins242– 213

Ukraine-South Korea

GROUP 4 MATCH — Wednesday 2005-07-13
Division Flag of Ukraine.svg UKRAINE Flag of South Korea.svg SOUTH KOREAResult
– 48 kg Alexander Grishchuk Hong Moo-Won 26 –43
– 51 kg Georgiy Chygayev Lee Ok-Sung 26 –48
– 54 kg Maksym Tretyak Son Chul-Han W– L [58]
– 57 kg Servin Suleymanov Kim Won-Il 39– 28
– 60 kg Oleksandr Klyuchko Jin Soo-Shin W– L [59]
– 64 kg Nikolay Semenyaga Park Kwan-Soo W– L [60]
– 69 kg Sergiy Derevyanchenko Hanati Silamu 23 –54
– 75 kg Ismail Sillakh Cho Dok-Jin W– L [61]
– 81 kg Anatoliy Dudchenko Song Hak-Sung L –W [62]
– 91 kg Vitali Mikhieyenko Li Zheshuan W– L [63]
+ 91 kg Vyacheslav Glazkov Du Zhengchan W– L [64]
7 wins4 wins114– 173

Azerbaijan-Ukraine

GROUP 4 MATCH — Thursday 2005-07-14
Division Flag of Azerbaijan.svg AZERBAIJAN Flag of Ukraine.svg UKRAINEResult
– 48 kg Jeyhun Abiyev Alexander Grishchuk W– L [65]
– 51 kg Seymur Mamedov Georgiy Chygayev W– L [66]
– 54 kg Elshan Ismailov Maksym Tretyak 33 –50
– 57 kg Shahin Imranov Servin Suleymanov W– L [67]
– 60 kg Farhad Adyalov Oleksandr Klyuchko 14 –45
– 64 kg Emil Magerramov Nikolay Semenyaga 34– 24
– 69 kg Ruslan Khairov Sergiy Derevyanchenko 32– 19
– 75 kg Javid Taghiyev Ismail Sillakh L –W [68]
– 81 kg Anar Mirzoyev —W– L [69]
– 91 kg Vugar Alekperov Vitali Mikhieyenko 20 –26
+ 91 kg Muhamed Adamov Vyacheslav Glazkov L –W [70]
6 wins5 wins133– 164

Final ranking

RANKCOUNTRYWL
1Flag of Azerbaijan.svg  Azerbaijan 20
2Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 11
3Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 02

Semifinals

Azerbaijan-Russia

SEMI-FINAL 1 — Saturday 2005-07-16
Division Flag of Azerbaijan.svg AZERBAIJAN Flag of Russia.svg RUSSIAResult
– 48 kg — Sergey Kazakov L –W [71]
– 51 kg Elshad Guliyev Georgy Balakshin L –W [72]
– 54 kg Elshan Ismailov Maxim Khalikov 24 –41
– 57 kg Shahin Imranov Aleksei Tishchenko L –W [73]
– 60 kg Romal Amanov Murat Khrachev L –W [74]
– 64 kg Emil Magerramov Oleg Komissarov 17 –33
– 69 kg — Andrey Balanov L –W [75]
– 75 kg Javid Taghiyev Matvey Korobov L –W [76]
– 81 kg Anar Mirzoyev Evgeny Makarenko L –W [77]
– 91 kg Elchin Alizade Roman Romanchuk L –W [78]
+ 91 kg Muhamed Adamov Islam Timurziev L –W [79]
0 wins11 wins41 –74

Cuba-Kazakhstan

SEMI-FINAL 2 — Saturday 2005-07-16
Division Flag of Cuba.svg CUBA Flag of Kazakhstan.svg KAZAKHSTANResult
– 48 kg Yan Bartelemí Mirat Sarsembayev 44– 15
– 51 kg Andry Laffita Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov 28 –40
– 54 kg Guillermo Rigondeaux Murat Airmasov 34– 7
– 57 kg Yuriorkis Gamboa Galib Jafarov 48– 35
– 60 kg Yordenis Ugás Serik Sapiyev 35 –46
– 64 kg Carlos Banteux Kanat Orakbayev 36 –44
– 69 kg Erislandy Lara Bakhyt Sarsekbayev 39– 22
– 75 kg Yordanis Despaigne Gennady Golovkin 37 –40
– 81 kg Yuniel Dorticos Yerdos Zhanabergenov L –W [80]
– 91 kg Luis Ortiz Dmitriy Gotfrid 34– 13
+ 91 kg Odlanier Solis Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov 27– 20
6 wins5 wins362– 282

Final

Cuba-Russia

FINAL — Sunday 2005-07-17
Division Flag of Cuba.svg CUBA Flag of Russia.svg RUSSIAResult
– 48 kg Yan Bartelemí Sergey Kazakov 26– 14
– 51 kg Andry Laffita Georgy Balakshin 36– 22
– 54 kg Guillermo Rigondeaux Maxim Khalikov 37– 21
– 57 kg Yuriorkis Gamboa Aleksei Tishchenko 28 –46
– 60 kg Yordenis Ugás Murat Khrachev 50– 30
– 64 kg Carlos Banteux Oleg Komissarov 25 –30
– 69 kg Erislandy Lara Andrey Balanov 21 –36
– 75 kg Yordanis Despaigne Matvey Korobov 39 –53
– 81 kg Ismaikel Pérez Evgeny Makarenko 31 –47
– 91 kg Luis Ortiz Roman Romanchuk 47 –64
+ 91 kg Odlanier Solis Islam Timurziev 26 –27
4 wins7 wins365 –389

Notes

  1. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Yuriorkis Gamboa declared winner.
  2. ↑ Win by walk-over.
  3. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the first round; Yuniel Dorticos declared winner, Azerbaijan's Elnur Kadyrov competed for Thailand.
  4. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Luis Ortiz declared winner, Azerbaijan's Azer Mamedov competed for Thailand.
  5. ↑ Match abonded in the second round; Odlanier Solis declared winner, Azerbaijan's Ilgar Mamedov competed for Thailand.
  6. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Yan Bartelemí declared winner.
  7. ↑ Win by walk-over.
  8. ↑ Hungary's Zsolt Bedák competed for Romania.
  9. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Yuriorkis Gamboa declared winner.
  10. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Yordenis Ugás declared winner.
  11. ↑ Win by walk-over.
  12. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Erislandy Lara declared winner.
  13. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Yordanis Despaigne declared winner.
  14. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Yuniel Dorticos declared winner.
  15. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Luis Ortiz declared winner.
  16. ↑ Match abonded in the third round; Odlanier Solis declared winner.
  17. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Suban Pannon declared winner.
  18. ↑ Win by walk-over; Somjit Jongjohor declared winner.
  19. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Thongtheang Khlongchan declared winner.
  20. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Pichai Sayotha declared winner.
  21. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Stefan Dragomir declared winner.
  22. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Ronald Gavril declared winner.
  23. ↑ Azerbaijan's Elnur Kadyrov competed for Thailand.
  24. ↑ Azerbaijan's Azer Mamedov competed for Thailand.
  25. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the fourth round; Georgel Gavril declared winner, Azerbaijan's Ilgar Mamedov competed for Thailand.
  26. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Aleksei Tishchenko declared winner.
  27. ↑ Referee stopped contest in first round; Matvey Korobov declared winner.
  28. ↑ Match abonded in second round; Evgeny Makarenko declared winner.
  29. ↑ Match abonded in first round; Roman Romanchuk declared winner.
  30. ↑ Match abonded in first round; Islam Timurziev declared winner.
  31. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round; Anton Bekesh declared winner.
  32. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Rau'shee Warren declared winner.
  33. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Mikhail Sheybak declared winner.
  34. ↑ Win by walk-over; Aliaksandr Apanasionak declared winner.
  35. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Sergey Kazakov declared winner.
  36. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Aleksei Tishchenko declared winner.
  37. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round; Murat Khrachev declared winner.
  38. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round; Matvey Korobov declared winner.
  39. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Evgeny Makarenko declared winner.
  40. ↑ Roman Romanchuk won on knock-out in the first round.
  41. ↑ Win by walk-over; Islam Timurziev declared winner.
  42. ↑ Match abonded in fourth round; Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov declared winner.
  43. ↑ Referee stopped contest in fourth round due to injury; Gennady Golovkin declared winner.
  44. ↑ Referee stopped contest due to a head injury for Tornike Ivelashvili in the second round; Yerdos Zhanabergenov declared winner.
  45. ↑ Win by walk-over. Koba Pchakadze declared winner
  46. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round; Mirat Sarsembayev declared winner.
  47. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov declared winner.
  48. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round; Murat Airmasov declared winner.
  49. ↑ Win by walk-over; Galib Jafarov declared winner.
  50. ↑ Win by knock-out in first round; Serik Sapiyev declared winner.
  51. ↑ Referee stopped contest in second round; Kanat Orakbayev declared winner.
  52. ↑ Win by walk-over; Galib Jafarov declared winner.
  53. ↑ Referee stopped contest in third round due to injury; Gennady Golovkin declared winner.
  54. ↑ Win by walk-over; Yerdos Zhanabergenov declared winner.
  55. ↑ Match abonded in second round; Dmitriy Gotfrid declared winner.
  56. ↑ Match abonded in second round; Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov declared winner.
  57. ↑ Match abonded in the second round; Muhamed Adamov declared winner.
  58. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Maksym Tretyak declared winner.
  59. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Oleksandr Klyuchko declared winner.
  60. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Nikolay Semenyaga declared winner.
  61. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Ismail Sillakh declared winner.
  62. ↑ Anatoliy Dudchenko disqualified.
  63. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Vitali Mikhieyenko declared winner.
  64. ↑ Match abonded in the second round; Vyacheslav Glazkov declared winner.
  65. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Jeyhun Abiyev declared winner.
  66. ↑ Match abonded in the second round; Seymur Mamedov declared winner.
  67. ↑ Match abonded in the fourth round; Seymur Mamedov declared winner.
  68. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Ismail Sillakh declared winner.
  69. ↑ Win by walk-over; Anar Mirzoyev declared winner.
  70. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the second round; Vyacheslav Glazkov declared winner.
  71. ↑ Win by walk-over
  72. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Georgy Balakshin declared winner.
  73. ↑ Match abandoned in second round; Aleksei Tishchenko declared winner.
  74. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Murat Khrachev declared winner.
  75. ↑ Win by walk-over
  76. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Matvey Korobov declared winner.
  77. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the third round; Evgeny Makarenko declared winner.
  78. ↑ Roman Romanchuk won by knock-out in the first round.
  79. ↑ Referee stopped contest in the first round; Islam Timurziev declared winner.
  80. ↑ Referee stopped contest due to a head injury for Yuniel Dorticos in the second round; Yerdos Zhanabergenov declared winner.

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