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ASBC website: www.asbcnews.org ASBC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ASBC.Boxing/ ASBC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asbc_official/ 2 LIST OF THE ARTICLES ASBC President Mr. Anas Alotaiba negotiated with the President of the Kyrgyz Boxing Federation Mr. Abdibakyt Khalmurzaev in Abu Dhabi The ASBC Boxing Calendar for 2019 is revealed and five Asian Championships will be held this year Thailand's official Mr. Chaiwat Chotima - "We are hoping top results in 2019 following our amazing successes in 2018" Mr. Ramatov, Mr. Kurbanov, Mr. Riskiyev and Mr. Khalokov won their categories in the Uzbekistan National Sport Award President of the Boxing Association of Sri Lanka Mr. Dian Gomes donated the regional boxing schools of Nuwara Eliya with equipments in their headquarter Five of our stars won their contests in the historical Europe vs. Asia Dual Match in Prague The 11th edition of the AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships will be held in Ulan-Ude, Russia on October 3-13 Jordan’s Zeyad Eshaish won the Al-Baqaa International Tournament where Ihab Al-Matbouli returned to the boxing world Four Asian gold medals in Sweden where Chinese Taipei’s Chen Nien Chin became the Golden Girl The 2nd edition of the Indian Open International Boxing Tournament will be held in Guwahati on May 20-24 Uzbekistan won all of the gold medals in the Tashkent International Junior Tournament Nepal's Tej Bahadur Deuba and Deepak Shrestha won their finals by KO in the Indramaya Maharjan Memorial Invitational Championships Kyzaibay and Nurshayeva on the top of the Galym Zharylgapov Memorial Tournament 2 3 Kazakhstan won half dozen of gold medals in the traditional Nations Women's Cup in Serbia Strong ASBC medallists on the top of the Khayrutdinov Women's Youth & Junior Tournament in Almaty Afghanistan Boxing Federation named its new head coach Mr. Ajmal Omarzade was officially appointed Afghanistan Boxing Federation hosted its NSB Course in Kabul Mizuki Hiruta won the most difficult category at the Japanese Women’s National Championships in Nagasaki Experienced boxers as Pinky Jangra, Meena Kumari, Sonia Lather and Pooja Rani regained their thrones in the Indian Women’s National Championships Hasan Tahan and Ahmad Ali Othman defended their thrones in the Lebanon National Championships Login Petrov proved his star skills in the Uzbekistan Junior National Cup in Ferghana where 384 boxers attended Pakistan's international level boxers shined in the WAPDA Inter-Unit National Championships Nat Sieknin continued his dominancy in the Cambodian National Championships where Nao Srypov is a historical woman winner Fakhim Sliteen was the lone boxer who could defend this throne in the Syrian Youth National Championships M.M. Paris named as Best Boxer in the Sri Lankan T.B. Jayah School Boxing Tournament Aydos Tagaybayev and Samandar Tashpulatov shined in the Tashkent Regional Junior Championships in Chinaz Junior teams from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan trained together in the beautiful mountain town of Yangiabad Upcoming Events in February 2019 3 4 ASBC President Mr. Anas Alotaiba negotiated with the President of the Kyrgyz Boxing Federation Mr. Abdibakyt Khalmurzaev in Abu Dhabi The President of the Asian Boxing Confederation (ASBC) and Vice-President of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) Mr. Anas Alotaiba had an important meeting in Abu Dhabi with the President of one of the key affiliated Asian National Federations. Mr. Anas Alotaiba welcomed the President of the Kyrgyz Boxing Federation Mr. Abdibakyt Khalmurzaev who has been serving the Central Asian boxing power's boxing life since many years and led the country into a new era with their developments. Kyrgyzstan has got not only history in our sport but long term development program to achieve even better results in the international stage. Their common meeting was held in Mr. Anas Alotaiba's office in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates where the Executive Director of the Asian Boxing Confederation Mr. Ali Salameh also attended in the friendly negotiations. Mr. Abdibakyt Khalmurzaev congratulated to the Mr. Anas Alotaiba electing him as ASBC President and AIBA Vice-President in the AIBA Congress in Moscow. The President of the 4 5 Kyrgyz Boxing Federation surprised Mr. Anas Alotaiba with special national gifts from the Central Asian country. Kyrgyzstan claimed one bronze medal in the recent two editions of the boxing tournament of the Asian Games in Incheon and in Jakarta but the country is ready to win more podium places in the future. The Kyrgyz talents produced medals also in the last editions of the ASBC Asian Confederation Youth Boxing Championships and in the ASBC Asian Confederation Junior Boxing Championships. The Kyrgyz Boxing Federation and its management has been preparing to the upcoming Duisenkul Shopokov Memorial Tournament which will be held in February 19-24. The next competition will be the 43rd edition of the Duisenkul Shopokov Memorial Tournament for the elite women and men boxers in Kyrgyzstan's capital city in Bishkek. Mr. Duisenkul Shopokov was the hero of the Soviet Union who died during the Great Patriotic War at the Battle of Moscow in December 1941. The President of the Kyrgyz Boxing Federation has invited ASBC President Mr. Anas Alotaiba to attend to the upcoming Duisenkul Shopokov Memorial Tournament. Kyrgyzstan hosts five-seven international events every year and on these competitions mainly the neighbouring countries have been attending. The management of the Kyrgyz Boxing Federation is planning to launch more competitions and a bigger international event in their long-term strategy. 5 6 The ASBC Boxing Calendar for 2019 is revealed and five Asian Championships will be held this year The President of the Asian Boxing Confederation (ASBC) and Vice-President of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) Mr. Anas Alotaiba approved the official ASBC Boxing Calendar for 2019 which will be a busy year for our continent's boxers. The Asian Boxing Confederation will be organizing five continental events in the current year setting up a new record. All of the age groups and both genders will have the possibility to show their talents and skills in the ring this year to raise the international experiences of our hopes and future stars. The first continental event in 2019 will be the ASBC Asian Confederation Elite Boxing Championships in Bangkok, Thailand this April. At the very first time in the history of the elite event both genders will be attending in the same time in Thailand's capital which is scheduled to take place in April 17-27. Asian Boxing Confederation is planning to build new grassroots for the youngest boxers and August will be the date of the first edition of the ASBC Asian Confederation Schoolboys Boxing Championships. The negotiations are still under progress with the National 6 7 Federations to host this historical event where boxers who were born in 2005 and in 2006 can box for the medals. The ASBC Asian Confederation Junior Boxing Championships is scheduled to take place in the United Arab Emirates in the first week of October for the 2003 and 2004 born boxers. The annual ASBC Asian Confederation Youth Boxing Championships for both genders and the 2001-2002 age groups will be held in Mongolia from November 9 until the 19th. ASBC Asian Confederation U22 Boxing Championships will be closing the year in the month of December. The Best Asian National Federation of the Year 2018 the Uzbekistan Boxing Federation will be hosting the first edition of the ASBC Asian Confederation U22 Boxing Championships where boxers who were born between 1997 and 2000 are eligible to attend in this historical competition. 7 8 Thailand's official Mr. Chaiwat Chotima - "We are hoping top results in 2019 following our amazing successes in 2018" Thailand hosted several ASBC events in the recent five years in high quality and the country will be organizer of the ASBC Asian Confederation Elite Boxing Championships this April. The General Secretary of the Thailand Boxing Association Mr. Chaiwat Chotima introduced Thailand's superb successes, hospitality and their preparation for 2019. Mr. Chaiwat Chotima is proud of Thailand’s strong development, the efforts of their young boxers and their target is to host more international competitions in the upcoming years. Thailand's management leads the Southeast Asian boxing power to continuous successes in 2019. Mr. Chaiwat Chotima presented Thailand’s big future goals and their strategic plans during an interview which was held in Bangkok. "We had a very successful year in 2018, we are so amazed to see our young hopes to win many of medals in the big events. Our international results were the best one in 2018 in comparison to the previous years. 8 9 We had an amazing ASBC Asian Confederation Youth Boxing Championships in Bangkok last April where the team claimed four gold medals which were over our expectations. Our youth boxers continued their strong series in the Budapest 2018 AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships and in the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. This success was the result of our projects which we launched in 2013 to develop our younger generations. We focused to our junior and youth boxers a few years ago to build up a better future. We were fully confident the success of our long term projects and after five years our hard work paid off in the youth level. We have strong strategic plans to transfer these amazing youth results to the elite level and we think 2020 will be the key year for us. Our main goal will be coming only in 2024 when all of our projects will be finalized to reach our dreams. The Thailand International Open Boxing Tournament was not an invitational competition anymore. We opened the participation for all of the countries of the world to reach the maximum number of competitors in the event.
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    2020 Ocean Business Plaza Building, Av. Aquilino de la Guardia and 47 St., 14th Floor, Office 1405 Panama City, Panama Phone: +507 203-7681 www.wbaboxing.com WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION GILBERTO JESUS MENDOZA PRESIDENT OFFICIAL FEMALE RATINGS AS OF DECEMBER Based on results held from December 01st to December 31st, 2020 CHAIRMAN MEMBERS SHIVANA INALSINGH AURELIO FIENGO VICE CHAIRMAN STANLEY CHRISTODOLOU KINA MALPARTIDA DR. CALVIN INALSINGH Over 175 Lbs / 168 Lbs / 160 Lbs / LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT Over 79.38 Kgs 76.20 Kgs 72.58 Kgs WORLD CHAMPION: VACANT WORLD CHAMPION: ELIN CEDERROOS SWE WORLD CHAMPION: CLARESSA SHIELDS USA WBC: ALEJANDRA JIMENEZ WBC: FRANCHON CREWS WBC: CLARESSA SHIELDS IBF: VACANT WBO: GEOVANA PERES IBF: ELIN CEDERROOS WBO: VACANT IBF: CLARESSA SHIELDS WBO: SAVANNAH MARSHALL 1. NADIA MEKNOUZI USA 1. ALICIA NAPOLEON USA 1. CHRISTINA HAMMER GER 2. ALRIE MELEISEA NZL 2. LEATITIA ROBINSON USA 2. TORI NELSON USA 3. ANNIE MAZEROLLE CAN 3. SHADASIA GREEN USA 3. TAYLA HARRIS AUS 4. LAURA RAMSEY USA 4. SCHEMELLE BALDWIN USA 4. IVANA HABAZIN CRO 5. ELENA KUZINA RUS 5. LUIZA DAVYDOVA RUS 5. JORDANNE GARCIA USA 6. LORISSA RIVAS USA 6. DIANA TAPIA MEX 6. SONYA DREILING USA 7. LANI DANIELS NZL 7. NOT RATED 7. AMY LEMENAGER USA 8. NOT RATED 8. NOT RATED 8. YENEBIER GUILLEN DOM 9. NOT RATED 9. NOT RATED 9. NOT RATED 10. NOT RATED 10. NOT RATED 10. NOT RATED 11. NOT RATED 11. NOT RATED 11. NOT RATED 12. NOT RATED 12. NOT RATED 12. NOT RATED WBA OFFICIAL SITE WBA OFFICIAL SITE WBA OFFICIAL SITE WWW.WBABOXING.COM WWW.WBABOXING.COM WWW.WBABOXING.COM 154 Lbs / 147 Lbs / 140 Lbs / SUPER WELTERWEIGHT WELTERWEIGHT SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT 69.85 Kgs 66.68 Kgs 63.50 Kgs WORLD CHAMPION: HANNA GABRIELS CRC WORLD CHAMPION: JESSICA MCCASKILL USA WORLD CHAMPION: KALI REIS USA WBC: CLARESSA SHIELDS WBC: JESSICA MCCASKILL WBC: CHANTELLE CAMERON IBF: MARIE EVE DICAIRE WBO: CLARESSA SHIELDS IBF: JESSICA MCCASKILL WBO: JESSICA MCCASKILL IBF: MARY MCGEE WBO: CHRISTINA LINARDATOU 1.