| Boxing at the 2019 Military World Games | |
|---|---|
| Dates | 23–26 October |
Boxing at the 2019 Military World Games was held in Wuhan, China from 23 to 26 October 2019.
Medal summary
Men
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| -49 kg | Temirtas Zhussupov Kazakhstan |
Deepak India |
Kim Jang-ryong North Korea |
Salman Alizada Azerbaijan | |||
| -52 kg | Zhang Guo China |
Ri Sung-jin North Korea |
Kang Dong-heon North Korea |
Kharkhüügiin Enkhmandakh Mongolia | |||
| -56 kg | Ovik Ogannisian Russia |
Kharkhüügiin Enkh-Amar Mongolia |
Chatchai Decha Butdee Thailand |
| Chirag India | |||
| -60 kg | Enzo Grau France |
Shunkor Abdurasulov Uzbekistan |
Choe Chol-man North Korea |
| Shakhrier Akhmedov Russia | |||
| -64 kg | Dzmitry Asanau Belarus |
Dilmurat Mizhitov Kazakhstan |
Aleksei Mazur Russia |
Yahia Abdelli Algeria | |||
| -69 kg | Aslanbek Shymbergenov Kazakhstan |
Bilolbek Mirzarakhimov Uzbekistan |
Saylom Ardee Thailand |
Paul Andreas Wall Germany | |||
| -75 kg | Aleksei Semykin Russia |
Hebert Sousa Brazil |
Timur Nurseitov Kazakhstan |
Ahmad Ghousoon Syria | |||
| -81 kg | Kozimbek Mardonov Uzbekistan |
Abdelrahman Orabi Egypt |
Narmandakhyn Shinebayar Mongolia |
| Ayat Marzhikpayev Kazakhstan | |||
| -91 kg | Madiyar Saydrakhimov Uzbekistan |
Abzal Kuttybekov Kazakhstan |
Adrian Buhaniuc Romania |
Daniel O'Brien Ireland | |||
| +91 kg | Artem Suslenkov Russia |
Mou Haipeng China |
Algirdas Baniulis Lithuania |
Edgar Muñoz Venezuela |
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| -51 kg | Wu Yu China |
Pang Chol-mi North Korea |
Trịnh Thị Diễm Kiều Vietnam |
| Alexandra Kuleshova Russia | |||
| -57 kg | Liu Piaopiao China |
Saiana Sagataeva Russia |
Ri Ok-byol North Korea |
| Claudia Nechita Romania | |||
| -60 kg | Xu Zichun China |
Beatriz Ferreira Brazil |
Krisandy Rios Venezuela |
| Choe Hye-song North Korea | |||
| -69 kg | Dou Dan China |
Kim Jin-son North Korea |
Bayan Akbayeva Kazakhstan |
Kimberly Gittens Barbados | |||
| -75 kg | Pak Un-sim North Korea |
Zheng Lu China |
Mariia Urakova Russia |
| Viktoryia Kebikava Belarus |
References
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