AIBA Men's World Championships 2019 Medal Table

Country
Uzbekistan	3	1	1
Russian Federation	3	0	1
Kazakhstan	1	1	4
Cuba	1	1	1

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AIBA Men's World Championships 2019 Results

Featherweight Boxing
21 Sep 2019 17:52

		Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov
		Lázaro Álvarez
		Peter McGrail
		Erdenebatyn Tsendbaatar

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AIBA Men's World Championships 2019: Day five of competition

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Friday, 13 September 2019

insidethegames is reporting LIVE from the AIBA Men’s World Championships in Yekaterinburg

By Nancy Gillen at the Yekaterinburg-Expo

Timeline

1 year ago: Fifth day of competition concludes
1 year ago: Youth Olympic champion Arregui progresses into second round
1 year ago: Commonwealth Games silver medallist Walsh wins opening bout
1 year ago: Youth Olympic champion to contest final bout of the day
1 year ago: Olympic silver medallist Sotomayor narrowly progresses into next round
1 year ago: Johnson edges past Da Silva in welterweight opening round
1 year ago: Maimaitituersun defeats four-time Olympian in opening welterweight bout
1 year ago: Fifth day of competition gets underway
1 year ago: Welcome to our Live Blog from the fifth day of action

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