Amman, Jordan, March 11, 2020: Kazakhstan and India finished with the most boxers to qualify for this summer’s Olympic Games following the Asia/Oceania qualifiers in Jordan.
Following a superb nine days of action from March 3-11, the finals night delivered an occasion to remember and it was Kazakhstan and India who shared top honours with nine boxers from each nation booking their Tokyo 2020 spots.
But it was China who excelled on the last evening with four boxers securing gold medals, three of them in the women's competition.
Here is the list of 13 champions from Amman:
MEN
FLYWEIGHT (48-52kg)
Hu Jianguan, China
FEATHERWEIGHT (52-57kg)
Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov, Uzbekistan
LIGHTWEIGHT (57-63kg)
Elnur Abduraimov, Uzbekistan
WELTERWEIGHT (63-69kg)
Zeyad Ishaish, Jordan
MIDDLEWEIGHT (69-75kg)
Eumir Marcial, Philippines
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT (75-81kg)
Bekzad Nurdauletov, Kazakhstan
HEAVYWEIGHT (81-91kg)
Vassily Levit, Kazakhstan
SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT (+91kg)
Bakhodir Jalolov, Uzbekistan
WOMEN
FLYWEIGHT (48-51kg)
Chang Yuan, China
FEATHERWEIGHT (54-57kg)
Lin Yu-ting, Chinese Taipei
LIGHTWEIGHT (57-60kg)
Oh Yeon-ji, South Korea
WELTERWEIGHT (64-69kg)
Gu Hong, China
MIDDLEWEIGHT (69-75kg)
Li Qian, China
NOTE: A total of 63 boxers booked their tickets to Tokyo 2020 - 41 men in eight weight categories and 22 women in five weight categories.
The last chance for boxers to qualify for Tokyo will be the Final World Olympic Boxing Qualifying Tournament in Paris from May 13-20.
There will be a total of 286 boxers in the Tokyo Olympics from July 24 to August 9, with 186 men in eight weight categories and 100 women in five weight categories.
The full list of 63 qualifiers from the Asia-Oceania tournament is as follows:
MEN
FLYWEIGHT (48-52kg)
Thitisan Panmot, Thailand
Amit Panghal, India
Hu Jianguan, China
Shakhobidin Zoirov, Uzbekistan
Saken Bibossinov, Kazakhstan
Alex Winwood, Australia
FEATHERWEIGHT (52-57kg)
Mohammad Al Wadi, Jordan
Serik Temirzhanov, Kazakhstan
Ngyuen Van Duong, Vietnam
Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov, Uzbekistan
Daniyal Shahbakhsh, Iran
Chatchai-Decha Butdee, Thailand
LIGHTWEIGHT (57-63kg)
Elnur Abduraimov, Uzbekistan
Chinzorig Baatarsukh, Mongolia
Zakir Safiullin, Kazakhstan
Obada Al Kasbeh, Jordan
Bakhodur Usmonov, Tajikistan
Manish Kaushik, India
WELTERWEIGHT (63-69kg)
Bobo-Usman Baturov, Uzbekistan
Ablaikhan Zhussupov, Kazakhstan
Vikas Krishnan, India
Zeyad Ishaish, Jordan
Sewonrets Okazawa, Japan
MIDDLEWEIGHT (69-75kg)
Eumir Marcial, Philippines
Tanglatihan Tuoheta Erbieke, China
Abikhan Amankul, Kazakhstan
Ashish Kumar, India
Shahin Mousavi, Iran
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT (75-81kg)
Paulo Aokuso, Australia
Odai Al-Hindawi, Jordan
Bekzad Nurdauletov, Kazakhstan
Chen Daxaing, China
Shabbos Negmatulloev, Tajikistan
HEAVYWEIGHT (81-91kg)
Vassily Levit, Kazakhstan
David Nyika, New Zealand
Sanjar Tursunov, Uzbekistan
Hussein Ishaish, Jordan
SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT (+91kg)
Kamshybek Kunkabayev, Kazakhstan
Satish Kumar, India
Justis Huni, Australia
Bakhodir Jalolov, Uzbekistan
WOMEN
FLYWEIGHT (48-51kg)
Huang Hsiao-wen, Chinese Taipei
Tsukimi Namiki, Japan
Mary Kom, India
Chang Yuan, China
Tursunov Rakhimova, Uzbekistan
Irish Magno, Philippines
FEATHERWEIGHT (54-57kg)
Skye Nicolson, Australia
Im Ae-ji, South Korea
Sena Irie, Japan
Lin Yu-ting, Chinese Taipei
LIGHTWEIGHT (57-60kg)
Wu Shih-yi, Chinese Taipei
Sudaporn Seesondee, Thailand
Oh Yeon-ji, South Korea
Simranjit Kaur, India
WELTERWEIGHT (64-69kg)
Chen Nien-chin, Chinese Taipei
Gu Hong, China
Lovlina Borgohain, India
Baison Manikon, Thailand
MIDDLEWEIGHT (69-75kg)
Pooja Rani, India
Caitlin Parker, Australia
Nadezhda Ryabets, Kazakhstan
Li Qian, China
