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EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships Sofia 2020 – Women’S Athletes Profiles EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships Sofia 2020 – Women’s Athletes Profiles 46KG – LYUBA ATANASOVA – BULGARIA (BUL) Date Of Birth : 05/04/2005 Place Of Birth : Sofia Height : 165cm Coach : Angel Todorov Club : CSKA Residence : Sofia Stance : Orthodox Nickname : Lyubiput Her most influential person : Rumyana Atanasova Boxing idol : Vasyl Lomachenko Hobby : Riding a motorbike Her favourite food : Chocolate Her favourite music : Pop Number of training hours : 18 in a week Number of bouts : 7 Began boxing : 2017 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 1st place – 46KG Won against Ayshe Remzi (BUL) AB 2nd round in the final; Won against Dilyana Petrova (BUL) 3:0 in the semi-final 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Ruse, BUL) 2nd place – 46KG Lost to Natalia Yordanova (BUL) 3:0 in the final; Won against Maria Kuncheva (BUL) RSC 1st round the semi-final 2018 – EUBC European Confederation Women’s Youth Boxing Championships (Albena, BUL) 7th place – 45KG Lost to Robyn Kelly (IRL) RSC 3rd round in the quarter-final 2018 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 3rd place – 46KG Lost to Mirena Deyanova (BUL) RSC 1st round in the semi-final 2017 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Plovdiv, BUL) 7th place – 48KG Lost to Eva Ovesnikova (BUL) AB 2nd round in the quarter-final 48KG – DILYARA AHMEDOVA – BULGARIA (BUL) Date Of Birth : 05/04/2005 Place Of Birth : Omurtag Height : 165cm Coach : Fikret Eredzhebov; Denis Yonuzov Club : Omurtag Residence : Omurtag Stance : Orthodox Nickname : Pchelata (The Bee) Her most influential person : Melis Yonuzova Boxing idol : Muhammad Ali Hobby : Reading; Sudoku; Drawing Her favourite food : Rulo Stefani; Honey Her favourite music : Chalga; Jazz Number of training hours : 10 in a week Number of bouts : 6 Began boxing : 2019 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 1st place – 48KG Won against Eva Borisova (BUL) 3:0 in the final; Won against Vanesa Asenova (BUL) RSC 1st round in the semi-final 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Ruse, BUL) 5th place – 48KG Lost to Rumyana Aleksandrova (BUL) 3:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Cup 2nd place – 48KG Lost to Melek Zakifova (BUL) AB 1st round in the final; Won against Nikol Nikolova (BUL) RSC 1st round in the semi-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 7th place – 48KG Lost to Dzhansu Isova (BUL) AB 2nd round in the quarter-final 50KG – RUMYANA ALEKSANDROVA – BULGARIA (BUL) Date Of Birth : 16/01/2005 Place Of Birth : Sofia Height : 169cm Coach : Borislav Georgiev; Roman Tsvetkov; Stoyka Krasteva; Petar Iliev 1 EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships Sofia 2020 – Women’s Athletes Profiles Club : Lokomotiv Sofia Residence : Sofia Stance : Orthodox Nickname : Debeliya Her most influential person : Lyuba Atanasova; Rozalia Paycheva Boxing idol : Andy Cruz; Ryan Garcia Hobby : Making jewellery from polymer clay Her favourite food : Doner; Chocolate; Ice Cream; Steak Her favourite music : Chalga Number of training hours : 15 in a week Number of bouts : 5 Began boxing : 2019 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 5th place – 51KG Lost to Zhana Ognyanova (BUL) 3:0 in the quarter-final 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Ruse, BUL) 1st place – 48KG Won against Emilia Dragan (BUL) 3:0 in the final; Won against Zhuliyana Petrova (BUL) 2:1 in the semi-final; Won against Dilyara Ahmedova (BUL) 3:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Cup 7th place – 51KG Lost to Niya Yonkova (BUL) 3:0 in the quarter-final 57KG – INNA TSVETKOVA – BULGARIA (BUL) Date Of Birth : 11/09/2004 Place Of Birth : Vidin Height : 165cm Coach : Kiril Bushev Club : Bdin Vidin Residence : Vidin Stance : Orthodox Nickname : Inka Mashinka Her most influential person : Her coach and her parents Boxing idol : Mikaela Mayer Hobby : Playing guitar; Movies Her favourite food : Moussaka Her favourite music : All kind of music Number of training hours : 15 in a week Number of bouts : 14 Began boxing : 2018 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 1st place – 57KG Won against Yana Deleva (BUL) WO in the final; Won against Kamelia Cheneva (BUL) AB 3rd round in the semi-final 2020 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Ruse, BUL) 1st place – 57KG Won against Mikaela Pavlova (BUL) AB 2nd round in the final; Won against Elena Gredeneker (BUL) RSC 2nd round in the semi-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Cup 2nd place – 57KG Lost to Mikaela Kristina (BUL) RSC 2nd round in the final; Won against Mihaela Zvezdeva (BUL) AB 3rd round in the semi-final; Won against Mihaela Dimova (BUL) 3:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Championships 2nd place – 60KG Lost to Tala Khabas (BUL) 3:0 in the final; Won against Nikoleta Chikerova (BUL) 3:0 in the semi-final 2019 – Bulgarian Women’s Youth National Team Championships (Ruse, BUL) 3rd place – 60KG Lost to Magdalena Mineva (BUL) 3:0 in the semi-final; Won against Aleks Manova (BUL) RSC 1st round in the quarter-final 70KG – ALEKSANDRA MELIS – ESTONIA (EST) Date Of Birth : 16/07/2004 Place Of Birth : Kreenholm Coach : Dmitri Melis Club : PSK Residence : Kreenholm Her most influential person : Her father Family Background : Her father was a boxer 2020 – Narva City Women’s Junior Championships (Narva, EST) 1st place – 70KG 2 EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships Sofia 2020 – Women’s Athletes Profiles 2020 – Estonian Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – 70KG Won against Karolina Jakovleva (EST) AB 1st round in the final 2020 – Tallinn Women’s City Junior Championships (Tallinn, EST) 2nd place – 70KG Lost to Veera Tuomikoski (FIN) 3:2 in the final 2019 – Estonian Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – 63KG 2019 – Tallinn Women’s City Junior Championships (Tallinn, EST) 1st place – 63KG Won against Sofija Mazanova (EST) 5:0 in the final 2018 – Estonian Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 65KG 70KG – ALNERA BRAHIMI – KOSOVO (KOS) Date Of Birth : 05/04/2005 Place Of Birth : Prishtina Height : 168cm Coach : Besim Brahimi Club : BC Gollaku Residence : Prishtina Stance : Orthodox Her most influential person : Her father and her uncle Hobby : Hobby; School Her favourite food : Popular kitchen Her favourite music : Fun music Number of training hours : 10 in a week Began boxing : 2017 2019 – Ismet Asllani Women’s Schoolgirls Memorial Tournament (Prishtina, KOS) 1st place – 66KG Won against Anamaria Koni (KOS) 2:0 in the final 2019 – EUBC European Confederation Women’s Schoolgirls Boxing Championships (Tbilisi, GEO) 7th place – 64KG Lost to Olha Pylypchuk (UKR) 5:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Kosovan Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 64KG 2018 – Kosovan Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 60KG 52KG – AUREJA ADOMAITYTE – LITHUANIA (LTU) Date Of Birth : 19/07/2005 Place Of Birth : Kaunas Coach : Adomas Baltrimavicius Club : Kaunas Sporto Mokykla Residence : Kaunas 2020 – Lithuanian Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – 54KG Won against Solveiga Kasiulyte (LTU) AB 1st round in the final 2019 – EUBC European Confederation Women’s Schoolgirls Championships (Tbilisi, GEO) 5th place – 48KG Lost to Alice Pumphrey (ENG) 5:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Lithuanian Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 48KG Won against Adriana Volkovaite (LTU) RSC 1st round in the final 2018 – Lithuanian Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 48KG Won against Paulina Tumkute (LTU) RSC 1st round in the final; Won against Kamile Aglinskaite (LTU) 5:0 in the semi-final +80KG – KAMILE AGLINSKAITE – LITHUANIA (LTU) Date Of Birth : 17/03/2004 Place Of Birth : Pasvalys Coach : Stasys Balciauskas Club : SM Pasvalys Residence : Pasvalys 2020 – Lithuanian Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – +80KG Won against Paulina Timoscenko (LTU) RSC 1st round in the final 2020 – Lithuanian Women’s Youth National Championships 1st place – +81KG Won against Raminta Subaciute (LTU) RSC 1st round in the final 2019 – Lithuanian Women’s Junior National Championships 2nd place – +80KG Lost to Goda Cepulyte (LTU) 5:0 in the final 2018 – Lithuanian Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 3rd place – 48KG Lost to Aureja Adomaityte (LTU) 5:0 in the semi-final 3 EUBC Junior European Boxing Championships Sofia 2020 – Women’s Athletes Profiles 54KG – IRINA CIUBOVA – MOLDOVA (MDA) Date Of Birth : 05/05/2005 Place Of Birth : Tiraspol Coach : Anatoliy Dovgopol Club : Vityaz Residence : Tiraspol Stance : Orthodox 2020 – Moldovan Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – 54KG 2019 – EUBC European Confederation Women’s Schoolgirls Boxing Championships (Tbilisi, GEO) 2nd place – 54KG Lost to Izabel Devenyi (HUN) 5:0 in the final; Won against Alina Maliar (UKR) 4:1 in the semi-final; Won against Elektra Cartacci (ITA) 5:0 in the quarter-final 2019 – Moldovan Women’s Schoolgirls National Championships 1st place – 54KG 2018 – Kharkiv Women’s Schoolgirls Boxing Meeting (Kharkiv, UKR) 2nd place – 54KG Lost to Alina Maliar (UKR) 3:0 in the final 48KG – ALEKSANDRA KOZAK – POLAND (POL) Date Of Birth : 05/05/2004 Place Of Birth : Goldap Club : MUKS Husaria Goldap Residence : Goldap 2020 – Polish Women’s Junior National Championships 1st place – 48KG Won against Emilia Dadas (POL) 3:2 in the final; Won against Oliwia Dziekanska (POL) 5:0 in the semi-final 2019 – Polish Women’s Junior National Championships 3rd place – 46KG Lost to Myroslawa
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