Boxing at the 1985 Arab Games

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6.Pan Arab Games - Rabat, Morocco - August 1985 [1]


Finals:

48 kg Mahjoub Mjirich MARAbdeljelli Ben MessaoudTUN5:0
51 kgMiloud el-MouchiMARAbbas ZaghirIRQ3:2
54 kg Talal El-Chawa SYRAli JendoubiTUN5:0
57 kg Abdelhak Achik MARAhmed MaizSYRKO 3
60 kgTahar NasriTUN Mustafa Fadli MAR5:0
63,5 kgHamid AdilMARNajib ZeddamTUN3:2
67 kg Khemais Refai TUN Kamel Abboud ALG5:0
71 kg Abdellah Tibazi MARMohamed Ben SchrifaMARRSC 2
75 kgMohamed Ben BrahimMARHussein KordijaSYR4:1
81 kgMustafa MoussaALGAhmed Ali MisriLEB5:0
91 kg Ismail Khalil IRQ Mohamed Bouchiche ALGWO.
+91kgKhalid NasserIRQAli KhamarTUN???

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References

  1. "Pan Arab Games1985". amateur-boxing.strefa.pl.