Monkstown Box Cup 2016 Invitation-Entry-Form-New

Monkstown Box Cup 2016 Invitation-Entry-Form-New

Monkstown (Dublin) Boxing Club are delighted to invite you to Europe’s largest Schoolboys/girls, Juniors, Under 18’s & 19’s Boxing Tournament. Our 4th Annual “Monkstown International Box Cup 2016 “supported by IABA (Irish Amateur Boxing Association), Failte Ireland, Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, and Globalmedics.com. 

Last year’s tournament was a huge success with over 500 boxers competing from 10 different counties (Ireland, England, Germany, Scotland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Norway, Belgium & Switzerland) and we hope exceed this in 2016. Our first tournament in 2013 attracted 75 boxers from 7 different countries, in 2014 we attracted 290 boxers from 9 different countries. We have added more weight categories and expanded the age group categories to include Under 18’s and 19’s.

This tournament is a great stepping stone for any boxer that has aspirations to competing at World Level Competitions, with – Daily Weigh Ins, Daily Medicals, International Competitors, Athletes Village, Many different boxing/coaching styles & techniques on display.

Any queries please do not hesitate to contact undersigned (email preferred)

JP Kinsella
Monkstown (Dublin) Boxing Club
Ph: 00353851046037
W: www.monkstownboxingclubdublin.com (go live March 2016)

E: paulykinsella@gmail.com
Facebook: Monkstown (Dublin) Boxing Club

  

 

103 boxers (109 including the host places) have qualified for Rio 2016 so far.

Please scroll down for list of boxers qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympics following the completion of the Americas and African AIBA Open Boxing (AOB) qualifiers in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Yaoundé, Cameroon over the weekend.

 

Thirty three athletes qualified in the Cameroon and thirty in Buenos Aires. The Americas qualifiers had a slightly lower yield as Brazil has taken its six host – five for men, one for women –  places in the 49kg,52kg,56kg,64kg, 81kg and female 60kg weights.

 

Prior to the Americas and African qualifiers, sixty boxers, including Ireland’s Joe Ward, Steven Donnelly, Michael Conlan and Paddy Barnes, qualified for the 31st Olympiad through AOB, the World Series of Boxing (WSB) and AIBA Pro Boxing (APB). Click here for list of 60 boxers.

 

Meanwhile, the Asian/Oceania AOB qualifiers begin on March 25 in China. These will be followed by the European qualifiers which begin in Samsun, Turkey on April 9th. Ireland will send a nine-strong squad to Samsun.

 

Following the completion of the Asian/Oceania and European qualifiers, three routes to Rio 2016 will remain via the World Women’s AOB Championships in Kazakhstan in May, the final (for men) AOB World qualifier in Baku, Azerbaijan in June and a WSB versus APB tournament in late June or early July at a host city to be confirmed. Click here for calendar.

 

The Rio 2016 Olympics begin on August 5th. 286 boxers will compete at the Games.

 

 

 

 

Qualified athletes at the AIBA American Olympic Qualification Event in Buenos Aires, Argentina March 11/19

Women’s 51 kg: Mandy Bujold, Canada

Women’s 51 kg: Ingrit Valencia, Colombia

Women’s 60 kg: Mikaela Mayer, United States

Women’s 75 kg: Claressa Shields, Unites States

Women’s 75 kg: Ariane Fortin, Canada

Men’s 49 kg: Yuberjen Martinez, Colombia

Men’s 49 kg: Nico Hernandez, United States

Men’s 52 kg: Fernando Martinez, Argentina

Men’s 52 kg: Leonel De Los Santos, Dominican Republic

Men’s 56 kg: Shakur Stevenson, United States

Men’s 56 kg: Alberto Melian, Argentina

Men’s 60 kg: Teofimo Lopez, Honduras

Men’s 60 kg: Luis Angel Cabrera, Venezuela

Men’s 60 kg: Ignacio Perrin, Argentina

Men’s 64 kg: Arthur Biyarslanov, Canada

Men’s 64 kg: Luis Arcon, Venezuela

Men’s 69 kg: Roniel Iglesias, Cuba

Men’s 69 kg: Gabriel Maestre, Venezuela

Men’s 69 kg: Alberto Palmetta, Argentina

Men’s 75 kg: Charles Conwell, United States

Men’s 75 kg: Misael Rodriguez, Mexico

Men’s 75 kg: Jorge Luis Vivas, Colombia

Men’s 81 kg: Carlos Andres Mina, Ecuador

Men’s 81 kg: Albert Ramirez, Venezuela

Men’s 91 kg: Erislandy Savon, Cuba

Men’s 91 kg: Yamil Alberto Peralta, Argentina

Men’s 91 kg: Juan Nogueira, Brazil

Men’s +91 kg: Leinier Pero, Cuba

Men’s +91 kg: Nigel Paul, Trinidad & Tobago

Men’s +91 kg: Clayton Laurent, Virgin Islands

 

 

List of all qualified athletes at the Africa qualifying event in Yaounde, Cameroon March 11/19

 

Women’s 51 kg: Zohra Ez-Zahraoui, Morocco

Women’s 60 kg: Hasnaa Lachgar, Morocco

Women’s 75 kg: Khadija Mardi, Morocco

Men’s 49 kg: Simplice Fotsala, Cameroon

Men’s 49 kg: Mathias Hamunyela, Namibia

Men’s 49 kg: Sibusiso Bandla, South Africa

Men’s 52 kg: Sikho Nqothole, South Africa

Men’s 52 kg: Mohamed Flissi, Algeria

Men’s 52 kg: Ronald Serugo, Uganda

Men’s 56 kg: Bilel M’Hamdi, Tunisia

Men’s 56 kg: Suntele Inkululeko, Lesotho

Men’s 56 kg: Mohamed Hamout, Morocco

Men’s 60 kg: Reda Benbaziz, Algeria

Men’s 60 kg: Mahmoud Abdelaal, Egypt

Men’s 60 kg: Andrique Allisop, Seychelles

Men’s 64 kg: Jonas Junias Jonas, Namibia

Men’s 64 kg: Hamza El-Barbari, Morocco

Men’s 64 kg: Babou Mahaman Smaila, Cameroon

Men’s 69 kg: Rayton Nduku Okwiri, Kenya

Men’s 69 kg: Walid Sedik Mohamed, Egypt

Men’s 69 kg: Zohir Kedache, Algeria

Men’s 75 kg: Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue, Cameroon

Men’s 75 kg: Merven Clair, Mauritius

Men’s 75 kg: Said Harnouf, Morocco

Men’s 81 kg: Abdelhafid Benchabla, Algeria

Men’s 81 kg: Abdelrahman Salah Orabi, Egypt

Men’s 81 kg: Kennedy Katende, Uganda

Men’s 91 kg: Joseph Kennedy St. Pierre, Mauritius

Men’s 91 kg: Chouaib Bouloudinats, Algeria

Men’s 91 kg: Hassen Chagtemi, Tunisia

Men’s +91 kg: Efe Ajagba, Nigeria

Men’s +91 kg: Mohammed Arjaoui, Morocco

Men’s +91 kg: Aymen Trabelsi, Tunisia

 

Ray Moylette was edged out on a split decision by Uzbekistan’s Ikboljon Kholdarov – both men pictured –  over six rounds in Tashkent, Uzbekistan today.

The St Anne’s BC was adjudged to have lost the AIBA Pro Boxing (APB) bout 58-56,58-56,56-58 to the Uzbek light-welter.

Moylette won round three across the board and finished strong after taking all three judges with him in the final frame in the Uzbek’s backyard.

Dmitry Dimitruk and Martin Brennan were working Moylette’s corner in Central Asia.

Both men praised the performance of the Irishman, with Dimitruk saying that the ex European Elite champion “boxed very well.”

Moylette has now fought twice in APB this year.

Boxers with at least two APB fights under their belts this season qualify for the upcoming APB versus World Series of Boxing (WSB) Olympic qualifiers at a date and venue to be confirmed in either late June or July.

The APB versus WSB showdown will be the final qualifier for Rio 2016.