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WBO Asia Pacific November 2011 org WBO Asia Pacific month November year 2011 HEAVYWEIGHT JR. HEAVYWEIGHT (Over 201 lbs.)(Over 91,00 kgs) Country BOM (200 lbs.)(91,00 kgs) Country BOM Champ Monte Barrett (Oriental) USA Champ Alexander Alexeev GER Interim Chauncy Welliver (China Zone) NZ Interim 1 David Tua NZ 1 Shane Cameron NZ 2 Alex Leapai AUS 2 Daniel Ammann AUS 3 Alexander Ustinov RUS 3 Alexander Kotlobay RUS 4 Alexey Soloviev RUS 4 Mohamed Azzaoui NZ 5 Edmund Gerber GER 5 Dmytro Kucher UKR 6 Alexander Kahl GER 6 Lars Buchholz GER 7 Jens Krull GER 7 Kai Kuzawa GER 8 Oleksiy Mazikin UKR 8 Firat Arslan GER 9 Fatih Yildiz GER 9 Brad Pitt AUS 10 Pieter Cronje AUS 10 Rodion Pastukh RUS 11 Erkan Teper GER 11 Roman Golovashchenko GER 12 Nikolay Israelyan RUS 12 Damian Norris GER SUP. MIDDLEWEIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 lbs.)(75,0 kgs) Country BOM (160 lbs.)(72,58 kgs) Country BOM Champ Nader Hamdan AUS Champ vacant Interim Interim 1 Maxim Vlasov RUS 1 Vitaliy Kopylenko UKR 2 Les Sherrington AUS 2 Dominik Britsch GER 3 Jamie Pittman AUS 3 Maks Limonov RUS 4 Daniel Pawsey AUS 4 Benjamin Simon GER 5 Serge Yannick AUS 5 Hamid Rahimi GER 6 Zac Awad AUS 6 Jarrod Fletcher AUS 7 Henry Weber GER 7 Ronny Mittag GER 8 Akhmed Oligov RUS 8 Ruslan Schelev UKR 9 Konstantin Piternov RUS 9 Goekalp Oezekler GER 10 Pradeep Singh AUS 10 Dwight Ritchie AUS 11 Kerry Foley AUS 11 Chris Mafuta GER 12 Daniel McKinnon NZ 12 Florian Wildenhof GER WELTERWEIGHT JR. WELTERWEIGHT (147 lbs.)(66,8 kgs) Country BOM (140 lbs.)(63,50 kgs) Country BOM Champ vacant Champ Steven Wills AUS Interim Interim 1 Samuel Colomban (Oriental-Africa Int.) AUS 1 Solomon Egberime (Oriental) AUS 2 Dennis Laurente PHI 2 Chad Bennett (Oriental Int.) AUS 3 Konstantin Ponomarev RUS 3 Naoufel Ben Rabah AUS 4 Matthias Pelk GER 4 Prawet Singwancha THA 5 Anton Novikov RUS 5 Khabib Allakhverdiev RUS 6 Stefan Worth GER 6 Karen Tevosyan RUS 7 Fariz Kazimov RUS 7 Mark Jason Melligen PHI 8 Teerachai Kratingdaengym THA 8 Jason Pagara PHI 9 Victor Chernous AUS 9 Czar Amonsot PHI 10 James J Giltrow AUS 10 Adonis Cabalquinto PHI 11 Sapapetch Sor Sakaorat THA 11 Romeo Jakosalem PHI 12 Chris Herrmann GER 12 Decho Kokietgym THA JR. LIGHTWEIGHT FEATHERWEIGHT (130LBS.)(58,97 KGS) Country BOM (126 lbs.)(57,15 kgs) Country BOM Champ Will Tomlinson (Oriental) AUS Champ Chonlatarn Piriyapinyo THA Interim Interim Robert Kopa Palue IND 1 Terdsak Kokietgym THA 1 Lorenzo Villanueva (Oriental) PHI 2 Michael Farenas PHI 2 Joel Brunker (Oriental Int.) AUS 3 James Bacon PHI 3 Rey Bautista THA 4 Mark Gil Melligen PHI 4 Roberto Gonzales PHI 5 Azamat Matkarimov UZB 5 Kenichi Yamaguchi JAP 6 Ronald Pontillas PHI 6 Jerry Nardo PHI 7 Paul Fleming AUS 7 Ricky Sismundo PHI 8 Jessie Cris Rosales PHI 8 Masayuki Wakimoto JAP 9 Bandung Patavikorngym THA 9 Ryuta Miyagi JAP 10 Joseph Von Minoza PHI 10 Reynaldo Belandres PHI 11 Jeffrey Arienza PHI 11 Junior Doliguez PHI 12 Van Bantilan PHI 12 TI Yamagata Aguelo PHI BANTAMWEIGHT JR. BANTAMWEIGHT (118 lbs.)(53,52 kgs) Country BOM (115 lbs.)(52,15 kgs) Country BOM Champ AJ Banal PHI Champ Isack Junior IND Interim Angky Angkota IND Interim 1 Pungluang Sor Singyu (Oriental Int.)) THA 1 Jerwin Ancajas (Youth) PHI 2 Dayer Gabutan (Oriental) PHI 2 Kwanpichit 13 Rien Express (Oriental) THA 3 Thangthong Kiattaweesuk THA 3 Mark Anthony Geraldo PHI 4 Michael Domingo PHI 4 Sylvester Lopez PHI 5 Tabtimdaeng Na Rachawat THA 5 Marco Demecillo PHI 6 Jonathan Ba at PHI 6 Ali Rochmad IND 7 Mario Briones MEX 7 Dennis Tubieron PHI 8 Roli Gasca PHI 8 Noel Adelmita PHI 9 Yodchanchai Nakornluang Promotion THA 9 Jason Canoy PHI 10 Jetro Pabustan PHI 10 Robert Udtuhan PHI 11 Nouldy Manakane IND 11 Srisaket Sor Rungvisai THA 12 Nathan Bolcio PHI 12 Zalde Aroa PHI JR. FLYWEIGHT MINI-FLYWEIGHT (108 lbs.)(48,99 kgs) Country BOM (105 lbs.)(47,63 kgs) Country BOM Champ Tommy Seran IND Champ Heri Amol IND Interim Interim 1 Eduard Penerio (World Youth) PHI 1 Wanheng Menayothin THA 2 Omari Kimweri (Oriental) AUS 2 Florante Condes PHI 3 Nethra Sasiprapa THA 3 Pigmy Kokietgym THA 4 Along Denoy PHI 4 Denver Cuello PHI 5 Wisanu Kokietgym THA 5 Jether Oliva PHI 6 Marlon Tapales PHI 6 Randy Petalcurin PHI 7 Kompayak Porpramook THA 7 Rommel Asenjo PHI 8 Noel Adelmita PHI 8 Ivan Soriano PHI 9 Lolito Sonsona PHI 9 Jonathan Refugio PHI 10 Jerson Mancio PHI 10 Joan Imperial PHI 11 Julius Alcos PHI 11 Rollen Del Castillo PHI 12 Lookrak Kiatmungmee THA 12 Fernando Ocon PHI LT. HEAVYWEIGHT (175 lbs.)(79,38 kgs) Country BOM Champ Soulan Pownceby NZ Interim 1 Kariz Kariuki (Oriental) AUS 2 Gayrat Ahmedov KAZ 3 Ben Nsafoah GER 4 Roman Simakov RUS 5 Artur Hein GER 6 Viacheslav Uzelkov UKR 7 Dustin Dirks GER 8 Blake Caparello AUS 9 Marc Bargero AUS 10 Daniel Baff AUS 11 Mario Daser GER 12 John Conway NZ JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 lbs.)(69,85 kgs) Country BOM Champ vacant Interim 1 Michael Trabant GER 2 Ryan Waters AUS 3 Daniel Dawson AUS 4 Heath Ellis AUS 5 Tyrone Tongia AUS 6 Robbie Bryant AUS 7 Artiom Karpets UKR 8 Nick Klappert GER 9 Tommy Altmann GER 10 Jack Culcay GER 11 Pat Rullo AUS 12 Steffen Sparborth GER LIGHTWEIGHT (135 lbs.)(61,24 kgs) Country BOM Champ Alisher Rahimov UZB Interim 1 Michael Katsidis AUS 2 Saddam Kietyongyuth THA 3 Anthony Marcial PHI 4 Thai Tor Silachai THA 5 Jose Ocampo PHI 6 Ryan Langham AUS 7 Rey Labao PHI 8 AL Sabaupan PHI 9 Patomsuk Pathompothong THA 10 Bahrom Payozov UZB 11 Dmitry Ganiev RUS 12 Rustam Nugaev RUS JR. FEATHERWEIGHT (122 lbs.)(55,34 kgs) Country BOM Champ Sod Kokietgym THA Interim 1 Jessie Albaracin (Oriental) PHI 2 Daniel Iannazzo (Youth) AUS 3 Ronnie Apilado PHI 4 Rey Juntilla PHI 5 Nino Magboo PHI 6 Ray Las Pinas PHI 7 Marvin Sonsona PHI 8 Mike Tawatchai THA 9 Bobie Sentillas PHI 10 James Mokoginta IND 11 JR Edurot PHI 12 Marvin Tampus PHI FLYWEIGHT (112 lbs.)(50,80 kgs) Country BOM Champ Froilan Saludar (World Youth) PHI Interim 1 Milan Melindo (Inter-Continental) PHI 2 Jeffrey Cerna (Oriental) PHI 3 Rey Perez PHI 4 Rocky Fuentes PHI 5 Merlito Sabillo PHI 6 Edrin Dapudong PHI 7 Arthur Villanueva PHI 8 Alvin Bais PHI 9 Sugar Rey Nakornluang Promotion THA 10 Alejandro Morales MEX 11 Jecker Buhawe PHI 12 Welbeth Loberanis PHI.
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