The men's welterweight event was part of the boxing programme at the 1984 Summer Olympics. The weight class allowed boxers of up to 67 kilograms to compete. The competition was held from 29 July to 11 August 1984. 36 boxers from 36 nations competed.[1]
Welterweight boxing at the Games of the XXIII Olympiad | |||||||||||||||||
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Venue | Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena | ||||||||||||||||
Dates | 29 July – 11 August | ||||||||||||||||
Competitors | 36 from 36 nations | ||||||||||||||||
Medalists | |||||||||||||||||
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Medalists
editGold | Mark Breland United States |
Silver | An Young-su South Korea |
Bronze | Joni Nyman Finland |
Bronze | Luciano Bruno Italy |
Results
editThe following boxers took part in the event:[1]
Rank | Name | Country |
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1 | Mark Breland | United States |
2 | An Young-su | South Korea |
3T | Joni Nyman | Finland |
3T | Luciano Bruno | Italy |
5T | Dwight Frazer | Jamaica |
5T | Vesa Koskela | Sweden |
5T | Alexander Künzler | West Germany |
5T | Genaro León | Mexico |
9T | Kieran Joyce | Ireland |
9T | Kitenge Kitengewa | Zaire |
9T | Bernard Wilson | Grenada |
9T | Vedat Önsoy | Turkey |
9T | Kamel Aboud | Algeria |
9T | Peter Okumu | Uganda |
9T | Khemais Refai | Tunisia |
9T | Rudel Obreja | Romania |
17T | Georges-Claude Ngangue | Cameroon |
17T | Basil Boniface | Seychelles |
17T | Lefa Tsapi | Lesotho |
17T | Francisco Lisboa | Indonesia |
17T | Roland Omoruyi | Nigeria |
17T | Abrar Hussain Syed | Pakistan |
17T | Saikoloni Hala | Tonga |
17T | Henry Kalunga | Zambia |
17T | Mohamed Ali El-Dahan | Syria |
17T | Neva Mkadala | Tanzania |
17T | Georges Boco | Benin |
17T | Konrad König | Austria |
17T | Akinobu Hiranaka | Japan |
17T | Carlos Reyes | Puerto Rico |
17T | Mickey Hughes | Great Britain |
32T | Daniel Domínguez | Argentina |
32T | Wayne Gordon | Canada |
32T | Abock Shoak | Sudan |
32T | Antoine Longoudé | Central African Republic |
32T | Paul Rasamimanana | Madagascar |
First round
edit- Genaro Léon (MEX) def. Daniel Dominguez (ARG), 5:0
- Mark Breland (USA) def. Wayne Gordon (CAN), 5:0
- An Young-Su (KOR) def. Abock Shoah (SUD), 5:0
- Rudel Obreja (ROU) def. Antoine Loungoude (RCA), KO-1
- Michael Hughes (GBR) def. Paul Rasamimanana (MDG), 5:0
Second round
edit- Joni Nyman (FIN) def. Georges Ngangue (CMR), 5:0
- Kieran Joyce (IRL) def. Basil Boniface (SEY), RSC-2
- Kitenge Kitangawa (ZAI) def. Lefa Tsapi (LES), RSC-1
- Dwight Frazier (JAM) def. Francisco Lisboa (INA), 5:0
- Bernard Wilson (GRN) def. Roland Omoruyi (NGR), RSC-3
- Vesa Koskela (SWE) def. Abrar Hussain Syed (PAK), 4:1
- Vedat Önsöy (TUR) def. Saikoloni Hala (TNG), 5:0
- Kamel Abboud (ALG) def. Henry Kalunga (ZAM), 5:0
- Alexander Künzler (FRG) def. Mohamed Ali Aldahan (SYR), 5:0
- Peter Okumu (UGA) def. Neya Mkadala (TNZ), 3:2
- Luciano Bruno (ITA) def. Georges Bosco (BEN), 5:0
- Khemais Refai (TUN) def. Konrad König (AUT), RSC-1
- Genaro Léon (MEX) def. Akinobu Hiranaka (JPN), 5:0
- Mark Breland (USA) def. Carlos Reyes (PUR), RSC-3
- Rudel Obreja (ROU) def. Michael Hughes (GBR), 5:0
Third round
edit- Joni Nyman (FIN) def. Kieran Joyce (IRL), 4:1
- Dwight Frazier (JAM) def. Kitenge Kitangawa (ZAI), 3:2
- Vesa Koskela (SWE) def. Bernard Wilson (GRN), KO-3
- An Young-Su (KOR) def. Vedat Önsöy (TUR), 5:0
- Alexander Küzler (FRG) def. Kamel Abboud (ALG), 4:1
- Luciano Bruno (ITA) def. Peter Okumu (UGA), 4:1
- Genaro Léon (MEX) def. Khemais Refai (TUN), 3:2
- Mark Breland (USA) def. Rudel Obreja (ROU), 5:0
Quarterfinals
edit- Joni Nyman (FIN) def. Dwight Frazier (JAM), 5:0
- An Young-Su (KOR) def. Vesa Koskela (SWE), 5:0
- Luciano Bruno (ITA) def. Alexander Künzler (FRG), 5:0
- Mark Breland (USA) def. Genaro Léon (MEX), KO-1
Semifinals
edit- An Young-Su (KOR) def. Joni Nyman (FIN), 3:2
- Mark Breland (USA) def. Luciano Bruno (ITA), 5:0
Final
edit- Mark Breland (USA) def. An Young-Su (KOR), 5:0
References
edit- ^ a b "Boxing at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games: Men's welterweight". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 31 December 2018.