AIBA Women's World Championships 2019 Medal Table

Country
Russian Federation	3	1	2
China	1	3	1
Turkey	1	2	0
United States	1	0	2

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AIBA Women's World Championships 2019 Results

Heavyweight Boxing
13 Oct 2019 12:57

		Danielle Perkins
		Yang Xiaoli
		Dina Islambekova
		Katsiaryna Kavaleva

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AIBA Women's World Championships: Day one of competition

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Thursday, 3 October 2019

insidethegames is reporting LIVE from the AIBA Women’s World Championships in Ulan-Ude

By Nancy Gillen in Ulan-Ude

Timeline

4 years ago: First day of competition comes to an end
4 years ago: Former world champion Mesiano wins final bout of day
4 years ago: Commonwealth flyweight champion Nicolson records unanimous victory
4 years ago: Artingstall wins opening featherweight bout of World Championships
4 years ago: Grigoryan defeats youth world flyweight champion
4 years ago: Flyweight seventh seed Mouttaki defeated by Rakhimova
4 years ago: Two-time light flyweight world champion Kyzaibay loses bout in new divsion
4 years ago: Pan American Games flyweight champion Victoria wins opening bout
4 years ago: Flyweight competition starts with bout between Robertson and Smith
4 years ago: Nakata triumphs in opening bout of World Championships
4 years ago: Women's World Boxing Championships get underway
4 years ago: Welcome to our Live Blog from the first day of action

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