The national team of Uzbekistan concluded its participation in the Asian Boxing Championship in the U19 and U23 age categories, which was held in Jakarta. On the final day of the competition, boxers from Uzbekistan won four gold and two silver medals in the U23 finals.
Ilhomjon Ergashev won the men's 65 kg weight category, securing the Asian title after defeating Vanshadja from India with a score of 4:1 in the final. Abdullokh Madaminov won gold in the 70 kg category, beating Nurbek Mursal from Kazakhstan with a score of 5:0 in the title bout.
Faziddin Erkinboev added another gold medal to Uzbekistan's tally, defeating Oner Seilkhan from Kazakhstan with a score of 5:0 by unanimous decision in the 80 kg final. In the men's category over 90 kg, the Asian champion was Ozodbek Aliyev, who overcame Mirzakir Koshariev from Kyrgyzstan in a tense final with a score of 3:2.
Silver medals were won by Norbek Abdullaev in the 85 kg category after losing 1:4 to Temrlan Mukataev from Kazakhstan in the final, as well as Samir Sobirov in the 90 kg division, who lost 2:3 to Ibragim Betaev from Kazakhstan. Farozbek Dusmatov received bronze in the 55 kg category, Abdurakmon Mahmudjonov won bronze in the 60 kg category, and Abdulaziz Abdulkhamidov finished third in the 75 kg category.
Overall, Uzbekistan won four gold, two silver, and three bronze medals across ten weight categories, allowing it to take first place in the final medal table. Kazakhstan finished in second place. The successful performance of the Uzbek team confirmed the high level of its preparation and leading position in Asia among young boxers.
The national boxing team of Uzbekistan won at the Asian Youth Boxing Championship under 19, securing seven gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. Thanks to these achievements, the team took first place in the overall standings.
The matches among the young men took place on the final day of the competition. Utkirbek Norkosimov won the Asian title in the under 50 kg category, defeating Edil Askanbayev from Kazakhstan by unanimous decision with a score of 5:0.
In the under 55 kg division, Elyor Rustamov won gold after defeating Aditya from India with a score of 5:0. Mukhammadrizo Ukimov also achieved victory with a score of 5:0 in the under 60 kg category, overcoming Siva Chainarong from Thailand.
Sukhrob Rahmatullaev became champion in the under 75 kg category, stopping Dongjin Kim from South Korea in the second round. Abror Sharipov won gold in the under 80 kg category, managing to return to the fight after losing in the first round and defeating Timur Taybekov from Kazakhstan.
In the final of the under 85 kg category, Sardorbek Bahromkhujaev defeated Ruslan Akhmetov from Kazakhstan with a score of 3:2. Asadbek Sultanboev brought the seventh gold medal to Uzbekistan in the under 90 kg category, defeating Shubham Rajput from India with a score of 5:0; Rajput was given three warnings during the fight.
Islam Salikhov won silver in the over 90 kg category, losing in the final to Vladislav Samozhonov from Kazakhstan with a score of 3:2. Earlier, Saidkhudja Sadillakhujaev won bronze in the under 70 kg division, but lost in the semi-finals to Bibaris Ashirbayev from Kazakhstan by unanimous decision 5:0.
As a result, Uzbekistan took first place in the overall standings at the Asian Youth Boxing Championship under 19. Kazakhstan finished in second place, and South Korea took third place.
The national team of Uzbekistan won two silver medals on the first day of the U23 Asian Athletics Championships, which is being held in the Chinese city of Ordos.
The first medal for the national team was secured by Ayubkhon Fayozov, who took second place in the hammer throw competition. The athlete achieved a result of 71.16 meters.
The second silver medal for the Uzbek team was won by Ibrohim Makhamov. He achieved a result in the triple jump of 16.34 meters, which allowed him to take second place on the podium.
The competitions for athletes under 23 years old are taking place in the city of Ordos, China, where representatives of Uzbekistan are participating.
