2005 European Union Amateur Boxing Championships

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2005 Men's European Union Boxing Championships
Host city Sardinia
Country Italy
Athletes92
Dates4–11 June
  2004
2006  

The Men's 2005 European Union Amateur Boxing Championships were held in Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy from 4 to 11 June. The 3rd edition of the annual competition was organised by the European governing body for amateur boxing, EABA. A total number of 92 fighters from across Europe competed at these championships.

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Medal winners

EventGoldSilverBronze
Light Flyweight
( 48 kilograms)
Flag of Italy.svg Alfonso Pinto
Italy
Flag of Romania.svg Iulius Poczo
Romania
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Krastan Krastanov
Bulgaria

Flag of Poland.svg Łukasz Maszczyk
Poland

Flyweight
( 51 kilograms)
Flag of France.svg Sofiane Takoucht
France
Flag of Poland.svg Andrzej Rżany
Poland
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Salim Salimov
Bulgaria

Flag of England.svg Don Broadhurst
England

Bantamweight
( 54 kilograms)
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Detelin Dalakliev
Bulgaria
Flag of Romania.svg Daniel Enache
Romania
Flag of Turkey.svg Ozgur Yildirim
Turkey

Flag of Germany.svg Wilhelm Gratschow
Germany

Featherweight
( 57 kilograms)
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Alexey Shaydulin
Bulgaria
Flag of France.svg Daouda Sow
France
Flag of Romania.svg Vasile Sandu
Romania

Flag of Poland.svg Andrzej Liczik
Poland

Lightweight
( 60 kilograms)
Flag of Italy.svg Domenico Valentino
Italy
Flag of Poland.svg Krzysztof Szot
Poland
Flag of Croatia.svg Filip Palic
Croatia

Flag of England.svg Frankie Gavin
England

Light Welterweight
( 64 kilograms)
Flag of Hungary.svg Gyula Kate
Hungary
Flag of Italy.svg Carmine Cirillo
Italy
Flag of Turkey.svg Önder Şipal
Turkey

Flag of Poland.svg Mariusz Koperski
Poland

Welterweight
( 69 kilograms)
Flag of England.svg Neil Perkins
England
Flag of Hungary.svg Istvan Szili
Hungary
Flag of Croatia.svg Borna Katalinic
Croatia

Flag of Latvia.svg Aleksandrs Sotniks
Latvia

Middleweight
( 75 kilograms)
Flag of Latvia.svg Nikolais Grisunins
Latvia
Flag of England.svg Gary Barr
England
Flag of Poland.svg Artur Zwarycz
Poland

Flag of Romania.svg Ronald Gavril
Romania

Light Heavyweight
( 81 kilograms)
Flag of Ireland.svg Kenneth Egan
Ireland
Flag of Croatia.svg Marijo Šivolija
Croatia
Flag of Hungary.svg Istvan Szucs
Hungary

Flag of England.svg Tony Jeffries
England

Heavyweight
( 91 kilograms)
Flag of Italy.svg Clemente Russo
Italy
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Lukas Viktora
Czech Republic
Flag of Croatia.svg Vedran Djipalo
Croatia

Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Povernov
Germany

Super Heavyweight
(+ 91 kilograms)
Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Cammarelle
Italy
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Kubrat Pulev
Bulgaria
Flag of Hungary.svg Csaba Kurtucz
Hungary

Flag of Turkey.svg Kurban Gunebakan
Turkey

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