Boxing at the 2006 South American Games

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The Boxing Tournament at the 2006 South American Games was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina from November 10 to November 15. 0

Medal winners

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Light Flyweight
( 48 kilograms)
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Patricio Calero  (ECU)Flag of Venezuela.svg  Eduard Bermúdez  (VEN)Flag of Colombia.svg  Oscar Negrete  (COL)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Paulo Carvalho  (BRA)
Flyweight
( 51 kilograms)
Flag of Colombia.svg  William Urina  (COL)Flag of Ecuador.svg  Juan Vega  (ECU)Flag of Brazil.svg  Helder Gonzaga  (BRA)
Flag of Argentina.svg  Roberto Rojas  (ARG)
Bantamweight
( 54 kilograms)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Héctor Manzanilla  (VEN)Flag of Colombia.svg  Óscar Escandón  (COL)Flag of Argentina.svg  Maximiliano Márquez  (ARG)
Flag of Bolivia.svg  Hurtado Cruz  (BOL)
Featherweight
( 57 kilograms)
Flag of Argentina.svg  Jesus Cuellar  (ARG)Flag of Brazil.svg  Alex Santos  (BRA)Flag of Venezuela.svg  Ángel Rodríguez  (VEN)
Flag of Colombia.svg  Miguel Angel Marriaga  (COL)
Lightweight
( 60 kilograms)
Flag of Colombia.svg  Darley Perez  (COL)Flag of Brazil.svg  Everton Lopes  (BRA)Flag of Argentina.svg  Luis Rueda  (ARG)
Flag of Bolivia.svg  Victor Hugo Torres  (BOL)
Light Welterweight
( 64 kilograms)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Myke Carvalho  (BRA)Flag of Argentina.svg  Gumersindo Carrasco  (ARG)Flag of Colombia.svg  Janer Gonzalez  (COL)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Luis Romero  (VEN)
Welterweight
( 69 kilograms)
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Jaime Cortez  (ECU)Flag of Argentina.svg  Diego Gabriel Cháves  (ARG)Flag of Paraguay.svg  Pablo Ramírez Acuña  (PAR)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Jean Carlos Prada  (VEN)
Middleweight
( 75 kilograms)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Alfonso Blanco  (VEN)Flag of Ecuador.svg  Carlos Góngora  (ECU)Flag of Argentina.svg  Ezequiel Maderna  (ARG)
Flag of Peru.svg  Pedro Calla  (PER)
Light Heavyweight
( 81 kilograms)
Flag of Colombia.svg  Eleider Alvarez  (COL)Flag of Brazil.svg  Hamilton Ventura  (BRA)Flag of Venezuela.svg  Wualfredo Rivero  (VEN)
Flag of Ecuador.svg  Julio Castillo  (ECU)
Heavyweight
( 91 kilograms)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  José Payares  (VEN)Flag of Brazil.svg  Rafael Lima  (BRA)Flag of Aruba.svg  Evan Need  (ARU)
Flag of Argentina.svg  Francisco de Ezcurra  (ARG)
Super Heavyweight
(+ 91 kilograms)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Antônio Rogério Nogueira  (BRA)Flag of Argentina.svg  Marcelo Ponce  (ARG)

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