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            Riocentro - Pavilion 6
            Jabs, crosses, uppercuts... a single punch can make all the difference in boxing. The sport made its Olympic debut at St Louis 1904 and women entered the fray at London 2012. At Rio 2016, there are 13 categories – 10 for men and three for women.
            Spectator's Guide - Boxing
            • Boxing

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            Schedule & Results

            Schedule & Results

            Boxing

            Riocentro - Pavilion 6
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            August6
            Date Event Status
            Sat 0611:00 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 1
            CMR
            FOTSALA Simplice
            GBR
            YAFAI Galal
            Sat 0611:15 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 2
            BRA
            LOURENCO Patrick
            COL
            MARTINEZ Yurberjen Herney
            Sat 0611:30 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 3
            ARM
            HOVHANNISYAN Artur
            ESP
            CARMONA HEREDIA Samuel
            Sat 0611:45 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 4
            MEX
            DELGADO Lindolfo
            ITA
            TOMMASONE Carmine
            Sat 0612:00 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 5
            VEN
            CABRERA Luis
            JPN
            NARIMATSU Daisuke
            Sat 0612:15 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 6
            KAZ
            ABDRAKHMANOV Berik
            USA
            BALDERAS JR. Carlos Zenon
            Sat 0612:30 Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Preliminaries, Bout 7
            TUR
            UNAL Mehmet Nadir
            MAR
            SAADA Hassan
            Sat 0612:45 Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Preliminaries, Bout 8
            CRO
            SEP Hrvoje
            EGY
            SALAH ORABI ABDELGAWWAD Abdelrahman
            Sat 0613:00 Men's Heavy (91kg) Preliminaries, Bout 9
            BRA
            NOGUEIRA Juan
            AUS
            WHATELEY Jason Eric
            Sat 0617:00 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 10
            ARG
            BLANC Leandro
            MEX
            VELAZQUEZ Joselito
            Sat 0617:15 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 11
            NAM
            HAMUNYELA Mathias Tulyoongeleni
            AZE
            HUSEYNOV Rufat
            Sat 0617:30 Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Preliminaries, Bout 12
            USA
            HERNANDEZ Nico Miguel
            ITA
            CAPPAI Manuel
            Sat 0617:45 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 13
            UZB
            TOJIBAEV Hurshid
            QAT
            ERESKER Hakan
            Sat 0618:00 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 14
            PHI
            SUAREZ Charly Coronel
            GBR
            CORDINA Joseph
            Sat 0618:15 Men's Light (60kg) Preliminaries, Bout 15
            TJK
            YUNUSOV Anvar
            CHN
            SHAN Jun
            Sat 0618:30 Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Preliminaries, Bout 16
            BRA
            BORGES Michel
            CMR
            NDAM NJIKAM Hassan
            Sat 0618:45 Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Preliminaries, Bout 17
            KGZ
            ADYLBEK UULU Erkin
            COL
            CARRILLO Juan Carlos
            Sat 0619:00 Men's Heavy (91kg) Preliminaries, Bout 18
            GBR
            OKOLIE Lawrence
            POL
            JAKUBOWSKI Igor Pawel
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            Aim of the game

            Two boxers attempt to dominate each other in a bout by landing punches on each other’s head or upper body

            Why should you watch this?

            Because it is arguably the purest form of one-versus-one sport – a primal challenge that requires great strength, skill, endurance, speed and intelligence

            Venues

            Riocentro - Pavilion 6

            International Federation

            AIBA

            Olympic debut

            St Louis 1904

            Rules
            • Jab

              Jab

              A straight-arm blow, not full power, used to keep rival at bay and set up bigger shots

            • Cross

              Cross

              A blow that crosses from one side to the other, more powerful than jab, can produce knock-outs

            • Uppercut

              Uppercut

              A big shot rising from below to the opponent’s chin, successful execution often results in a knock-out

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            • Boxing dates back to Egypt around 3000 BC and entered the ancient Olympic Games in the 7th century BC.

              Boxing dates back to Egypt around 3000 BC and entered the ancient Olympic Games in the 7th century BC.

            • During the Roman Empire, boxers used gloves studded with metal, which often resulted in the death of one gladiator

              During the Roman Empire, boxers used gloves studded with metal, which often resulted in the death of one gladiator

            • Boxing has been in every edition of the Games since 1904, except Stockholm 1912, when it was banned under Swedish law. Women’s boxing debuted at London 2012

              Boxing has been in every edition of the Games since 1904, except Stockholm 1912, when it was banned under Swedish law. Women’s boxing debuted at London 2012

            • At Munich 1972, Cuba's Teófilo Stevenson won the 1st of his 3 gold medals, ending US dominance in heavyweight boxing

              At Munich 1972, Cuba's Teófilo Stevenson won the 1st of his 3 gold medals, ending US dominance in heavyweight boxing

            • Women's boxing debuted at London 2012 and home favourite Nicola Adams won the 1st gold, becoming a star in Britain

              Women's boxing debuted at London 2012 and home favourite Nicola Adams won the 1st gold, becoming a star in Britain

            • Only three boxers have won three Olympic titles: Cubans Teófilo Stevenson (1972-1980) and Félix Savón (1992-2000) and Hungarian László Papp (1948-1956)

              Only three boxers have won three Olympic titles: Cubans Teófilo Stevenson (1972-1980) and Félix Savón (1992-2000) and Hungarian László Papp (1948-1956)

            • In boxing there are two bronze medals – both semi-final losers receive one, rather than fight for one

              In boxing there are two bronze medals – both semi-final losers receive one, rather than fight for one

            • Many legendary boxers – such as Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Floyd Mayweather Jr (above) – made their names at the Olympic Games

              Many legendary boxers – such as Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Floyd Mayweather Jr (above) – made their names at the Olympic Games

            • Ali, then called Cassius Clay, almost did not go to the Rome 1960 Games – where he won a pivotal gold medal – because he was scared of flying

              Ali, then called Cassius Clay, almost did not go to the Rome 1960 Games – where he won a pivotal gold medal – because he was scared of flying

            Duration

            A men’s bout consists of three rounds of three minutes. Women contest four rounds of two minutes.

            Scoring

            Five judges score both fighters after each round, but scores are not revealed until the end of the bout.

            A boxer receives 10 points for winning a round, while the loser gets between six and nine. 

            Athletes are scored on successfully landed blows, domination, competitiveness, technique, tactics and adherence to the rules. 

            A computer selects the scores of three of the five judges at the end of the bout – and the final score is an average of these judges’ scores.

            The winner

            Unless one is knocked out, stopped for their own protection or disqualified, the fighter with the most points wins.

            Referee

            The referee ensures well-being of boxers (has power to stop the fight) and that rules are followed. Is the one that raises hand of winner when the decision is announced.

            Equipment

            The gloves weight 284g, double the size of the fist. Both boxers use same model, provided by competition organisers.

            Men no longer use protective headguards, but women do.

            Also known as gumshield, protects teeth, the mouthpiece must not be red or pink, as this could conceal blood.

            Stats

            Top Medalists

            Men
            CUB
            Teófilo Steveson             		3 0 0 3
            HUN
            Lázló Papp             		3 0 0 3
            CUB
            Félix Savón             		3 0 0 3
            Women
            GBR
            Nicola Adams             		1 0 0 1
            IRL
            Katie Taylor             		1 0 0 1
            USA
            Claressa Shields             		1 0 0 1

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            Gender

            Gender
            Woman 13
            Men 87
            Women
            Men

            Age Range

            Age Range
            Under 15 0
            16 - 20 12
            21 - 25 47
            26 - 30 32
            31 - 40 8
            Over 40 0

            Youngest

            Youngest

            Mbougnade Judith
            CAF Mbougnade Judith 18 Years Old

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            Ruenroeng Amnat
            THA Ruenroeng Amnat 36 Years Old
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