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Newsletter November 2018 NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2018 ASBC Email: [email protected] Website: asbcnews.org 2 LIST OF ARTICLES ▪ INTRODUCTION OF THE NEW ASBC PRESIDENT - MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA _______________________________________ 4 ▪ ASBC PRESIDENT MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA CONGRATULATES TO MR. GAFUR RAKHIMOV ELECTED AS AIBA PRESIDENT ____ 6 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA THANKS TO MR. SERIK KONAKBAYEV FOR HIS HARD WORK IN THE RECENT FOUR YEARS __________ 8 ▪ ASBC PRESIDENT MR. ANAS AL OTAIBA SEND HIS BEST REGARDS TO ALL ASIAN NATIONAL FEDERATION ______________ 9 ▪ ASBC EX-PRESIDENT MR. MR. SERIK KONAKBAYEV Tanks all national federation for their work and wishes success to mr anas alotaiba _______________________________________________ 11 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA CONGRATULATES TO INDONESIA'S MS. SHELLY SELOWATI H. SOEJONO ELECTING AS AIBA EC MEMBER _______________________________________________ 12 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA CONGRATULATES TO THAILAND'S MR. PICHAI CHUNHAVAJIRA ELECTING AS AIBA EC MEMBER ____ 13 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA CONGRATULATES TO QATAR'S MR. YOUSUF ALI AL-KAZIM ELECTING AS AIBA EC MEMBER _______ 14 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA HOLDS A MEETING FOR THE ASIAN BOXING FAMILY IN NEW DELHI ___________________________ 15 ▪ MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA AND THE WHOLE ASBC MANAGEMENT SEND THEIR SINCE CONDOLENCES TO MONGOLIA'S BOXER MR. ENKHZORIG ZORIGTBAATAR'S FAMILY _____________ 17 ▪ THE NOMINATIONS OF THE BEST OF THE ASIANS 2018 ARE REVEALED AND ALL FOLLOWERS CAN CHOOSE THEIR HEROES IN THE ONLINE VOTING ____________________________ 19 ▪ ASIA HAD REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE WITH EIGHT GOLD MEDALS IN THE AIBA WOMEN'S WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN NEW DELHI __________________________________ 21 ▪ HERO OF THE AIBA WOMEN'S WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS - MARY KOM SETS UP NEW RECORD ________________ 25 3 ▪ SRI LANKA' CAPTAIN ANUSHA KODITUWAKKU ATTENDED IN HER LAST AIBA WOMEN' WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN NEW DELHI _________________________________________ 27 ▪ IRANIAN BOXING FEDERATION'S INTERNATIONAL EVENT WILL BE HELD NEXT FEBRUARY __________________________ 29 ▪ JUNTRONG, ZHAO AND KWANGU LANGU WERE THE BESTS IN THE BELT & ROAD CHINA-ASEAN BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN NANNING CITY __________________________________________ 31 ▪ TEENAGE TALENT IDIMOKH KHOLOVA WON THE TITLE AT THE USMAN HALIMOV MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT ________ 33 ▪ AIBA 1-STAR R&J COURSE IS HOLDING IN HANOI ____ 35 ▪ SANATALI TOLTAYEV AND BEK NURMAGANBET WERE THE YOUNGEST WINNERS IN THE KAZAKHSTAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS _______________________________ 37 ▪ VETERAN HOPE CHYNGYZ BORBASHEV RETURNED WITH GOLD MEDAL AT THE KYRGYZ NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS _ 40 ▪ STRONG SURPRISES IN THE 88TH JAPANESE NATIONAL BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN IBARAKI ______________________ 43 ▪ COMMONWEALTH GAMES SILVER MEDALLIST MANISH KAUSHIK DEFENDED HIS THRONE IN THE INDIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS _______________________________ 46 ▪ IMANKULIYEV, NURYAGDYYEV AND ACHILOV ARE IN WORLD CLASS AT THE TURKMENISTAN NATIONAL CUP _____ 48 ▪ NILMINI, HANSIKA, BANDARA, SAPARAMADU AND THILAKARATHNE WERE THE BESTS IN THE SRI LANKAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WHERE NEUTRAL R&JS ALSO WORKED FOR THE FAIR PLAY 50 ▪ SUPER TALENTED ASADKHUDJA MUYDINKHUDJAYEV WON THE MOST DIFFICULT WEIGHT CATEGORY AT THE UZBEK YOUTH NATIONAL CUP _________________________________ 53 ▪ THREE SUPERB EXHIBITION BOUTS WERE HELD IN JAPAN TO PROMOTE BOXING FOR THE TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS _ 56 ▪ THE IRANIAN JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WAS HELD IN HAMEDAN WITH 206 BOXERS _____________________ 58 4 INTRODUCTION OF THE NEW ASBC PRESIDENT - MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA The AIBA Congress was taking place in the Russian capital in Moscow over the weekend where the affiliated National Federations elected the leaders of the boxing world. The newly elected President of the Asian Boxing Confederation is Mr. Anas Alotaiba of United Arab Emirates who starts his work in his new position from today. 5 Mr. Anas Alotaiba was born in the United Arab Emirates on May 18 in 1976. He studied at the Abu Dhabi University on Master of Business Administration but he has got also experiences in international areas from the United States. Mr. Anas Alotaiba finished his Bachelor of Arts, Business and International Affairs studies at the Lewis & Clark College in Portland, United States. The Lewis & Clark College had other famous students in the past as Deputy Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Muhammad Bin Nayef and eight-time Olympic Champion US swimmer Matt Biondi. Following his purchasing, Human Resources and management job he was involved to boxing in 2012 when he became member of the United Arab Emirates Boxing Federation. Mr. Anas Alotaiba was appointed as Executive Committee member of the Asian Boxing Confederation in 2014 which was his first appearance in the international stage of our sport. Mr. Anas Alotaiba was elected as President of the United Arab Emirates Boxing Federation in 2016 and he became member also in the United Arab Emirates National Olympic Committee in the same year. The Chinese Boxing Federation announced to AIBA that Mr. Yue Yan had been assigned to a new position by the General Administration of Sport in China therefore he was unable to continue his position in the AIBA Executive Committee. Following this event Mr. Anas Al-Otaiba was approved to replace Mr. Yue Yan in the AIBA Executive Committee on February 2018 which was a great success also for the Asian boxing community. Mr. Anas Alotaiba and his team hosted the critical AIBA Executive Committee Meeting on November 2017, the AIBA Extraordinary Congress on January 2018 and the last AIBA EC Meeting on July 2018 in the United Arab Emirates. Mr. Anas Alotaiba is famous of his strong strategic planning skills which would support his campaign and long term plans as leader of the Asian Boxing Confederation. Mr. Anas Alotaiba is one of the main supporters of the Gender Equality Program in the entire world, he believes in transparency and fairness and he is standing for the athletes' rights to accomplish their Olympic dreams. 6 ASBC PRESIDENT MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA CONGRATULATES TO MR. GAFUR RAKHIMOV ELECTED AS AIBA PRESIDENT 7 Dear Mr. Gafur Rahimov, AIBA President, I hope my letter finds you in the best of health and wealth. On behalf of ASBC, we would like to warmly congratulate you on being elected as AIBA President during AIBA Congress which was held in Moscow 2018. We believed on you when you were Interim President before, as well as now after your success in the elections by having the majority of the votes. This election represents in the view of many quality leaps towered bolstering the democratic trend on our way to comprehend AIBA reform. We are looking forward to a collective work to develop boxing in all areas of the world. Additionally, on our side, you can expect our hard job in the Asian Continent to accomplish our goals. We wish you all the success in your future work, and we believe that you would form a qualitative leap and undertake all the responsibilities well. I am personally looking forward meeting you in the next AIBA event and please accept the assurances of my highest consideration. Sincerely yours, Anas Alotaiba ASBC President, AIBA Vice-President 8 MR. ANAS ALOTAIBA THANKS TO MR. SERIK KONAKBAYEV FOR HIS HARD WORK IN THE RECENT FOUR YEARS Dear Mr. Serik Konakbayev, Greeting, I hope my letter finds you in good health, and wealth. It is with great pleasure for me to send you this letter, for you are such a fantastic person and a world- renowned boxer. Your hard work as President of Asian Boxing Confederation from 2014 until 2018 paid off in which all aspects of boxing had great success in Asia. I have enjoyed our discussions during the AIBA Congress in Moscow, and I hope that we can keep in touch in the future, as your advisory is welcomed. We will do all our best to continue Asia's strong traditions in boxing and use that potential strength to reach top results in main international competitions. Looking forward meeting with you again and wish success in your working and personal life. Sincerely yours, Anas Alotaiba ASBC President, AIBA Vice-President 9 ASBC PRESIDENT MR. ANAS AL OTAIBA SEND HIS BEST REGARDS TO ALL ASIAN NATIONAL FEDERATION 10 Dear Asian National Federations Presidents, Dear ASBC members, Dear Colleagues, I hope my letter finds you in good health, and wealth. As a new ASBC President and AIBA Vice-President, it gives me great pleasure to send my best regards to all of our National Federations and ASBC members. I am aware of that all of our affiliated Asian National Federations worked hard to the success of our combat sport in recent years. In the beginning, I would like to send my sincere congratulations to the newly elected Asian members of the AIBA Executive Committee. The Asian Boxing Confederation had substantial successes in all aspects of boxing for the last ten years, and I would like to nourish those successes by developing and enhancing boxing in our beloved continent. We had a program before the elections and underlined that we will use the previous grassroots and ASBC's tradition to build up our collective future for the success. Our slogan during the campaign was: "Being together is the beginning, working together is the progress and fighting together is the success." We believe in the transparency in all areas of our work. Sharing and informing stakeholders is a key value in the new management. Innovation is another strong factor for the future, and we can guarantee quality services in our work. Currently, we are working hard to establish a strategic plan for the next coming years. In Addition, the ASBC Congress will be arranged so soon. I am working with AIBA jointly to initiate the Diversity of Boxing, a program which had been launched by AIBA to support all aspect of boxing around the world. Such program will give national federations an excellent chance of receiving funds which will evolve boxing in Asia. We are looking forward to collaborative work with all of you to develop boxing in Asia. Sincerely yours, Anas Alotaiba ASBC President, AIBA Vice-President 11 ASBC EX-PRESIDENT MR.
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