Final Olympic Boxing Medals

Men

Super Heavyweight
Gold: Bakhodir Jalolov (Uzbekistan)
Silver: Richard Torrez Jr. (USA)
Bronze: Kamshybek Kunkabayev (Kazakhstan), Frazer Clarke (GB)

Heavyweight
Gold: Julio La Cruz (Cuba)
Silver: Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (Russia)
Bronze: David Nyika (NZ), Abner Teixeira (Brazil)

Light Heavyweight
Gold: Arlen Lopez (Cuba)
Silver: Benjamin Whittaker (GB)
Bronze: Alphonso Dominguez (Azerbaijan), Imam Khataev (Russia)

Middleweight
Gold: Herbert Sousa (Brazil)
Silver: Oleksandr Khyzhniak (Ukraine)
Bronze: Eumir Marcial (Philippines), Gleb Bakshi (Russia)

Welterweight
Gold: Roniel Iglesias (Cuba)
Silver: Pat McCormack (GB)
Bronze: Andrej Zamkovoi (Russia), Aiden Walsh (Ireland)

Lightweight
Gold: Andy Cruz (Cuba)
Silver: Keyshawn Davis (USA)
Bronze: Harry Garside (Australia), Hovhannes Bachkov (Armenia)

Featherweight
Gold: Albert Batyrgaziev (Russia)
Silver: Duke Ragan (USA)
Bronze: Samuel Takyi (Ghana), Lazaro Alvarez (Cuba)

Flyweight
Gold: Galla Yafai (GB)
Silver: Carlo Paalam (Philippines)
Bronze: Ryomei Tanaka (Japan), Saken Bibossinov (Kazakhstan)

Women

Middleweight
Gold: Lauren Price (GB)
Silver: Li Qian (China)
Bronze: Nouchka Fontijn (Holland), Zenfira Magomedalieva (Russia)

Welterweight
Gold: Busenaz Surmeneli (Turkey)
Silver: Hong Gu (China)
Bronze: Oshae Jones (USA), Lovlina Borgohain (India)

Lightweight
Gold: Kellie Anne Harrington (Ireland)
Silver: Beatriz Ferreira (Brazil)
Bronze: Sudaporn Seesondee (Thailand), Mira Potkonen (Finland)

Featherweight
Gold: Sena Irie (Japan)
Silver: Nesthy Petecio (Philippines)
Bronze: Karris Artingstall (Australia), Irma Testa (Italy)

Flyweight
Gold: Stoyka Krasteva (Bulgaria)
Silver: Buse Cakiroglu (Turkey)
Bronze: Hsiao-Wen Huang (Taiwan), Tsukimi Namiki (Japan)

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  • Andy Cruz needs to DEFECT.

    Boychiks, it’s time for Mr. Robbins Neighborhood. And the word of the day is “DEFECT”. Andy Cruz MUST defect from Cuba, boychiks, and get signed by ESPN or DAZN.

    Do we understand, Boychiks. We need to get Andy Cruz signed and into the USA. Fuck Cuba. Fuck Communism. Fuck that slave bullshit.

    Andy Cruz is a Super talent. He needs to fight pro, in the USA.

    Speaketh … Mort.

  • Best pro prospects I saw (amongst fighters who are likely to go pro) are Davis and Sousa. I also think Yafai can do really well but he’ll probably be 29 by the time he starts, so he might get hurried along and there’re some excellent fighters in a lot of those lower weights. I actually wouldn’t be surprised if he ended up fighting Sunny Edwards pretty quickly.

    • I disagree.

      Andy Cruz & Bakhodir Jalolov are the 2 best prospects. Sousa’s 1 shot can be timed, so expect him to fail as a pro. Davis can make it. Andy Cruz is better than Davis. Jalolov is fucking sic. Jalolov can probably beat Fury one day.

      Speaketh … Mort.

      • I said “amongst fighters who are likely to go pro” which eliminates Cruz. And I think it was the fight before the final from Sousa that I was most impressed by. He was very smooth and showed excellent skills. The final just showed he had some pop.

  • Really nothing worse then back in the day being spoon fed gold medal wInners like David Reed etc. Having to watch two plus years of fights against opponents that had zero chance before they step up. Much rather see the tv time go to marginal contenders in competitive bouts

  • Not one American boxing gold, not good ,compare that to 1976. Plus pros were included!!!

  • Not sure what future adjustments are needed, but I hope the next set of USA boxers can get the mighty gold in 2024.

    Previous USA gold winning boxers had a unique, special talent that was well balanced (offensively & defensively); and those fighters also had pop with solid punching delivery/technique.

    For 2024, USA boxers will require a special, balanced talent to win the gold. Otherwise, unfortunately, more silver and bronze will follow.

    Dang it!!

  • This is the second time I’ve seen Featherweight bronze medalist Karriss Artingstall listed as Australian on this site – she’s from England and therefore boxed for Great Britain.

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