Shaheed Benazir Bhutto International Boxing Tournament
The Shaheed Benazir Bhutto International Boxing Tournament took place in the KPT Benazir Sports Complex in Karachi, Pakistan from 1–8 January 2010.[1] Amir Khan, the professional British boxing world champion of Pakistani descent was the guest in the final rounds of tournament.
Pakistan Boxing Federation Organized the Event with the support of a Local Company, Media gurus run by Mr Umer Toor & his associates.
Participating countries
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
China
Cameroon
Central African Republic
Hungary
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Iraq
India
Kenya
Syria
Myanmar
Mongolia
Indonesia
Taiwan
Thailand
Vietnam
Yemen
Uzbekistan
United Arab Emirates
Results
- Light Flyweight (48 kg): Mohib Bacha ( Pakistan) bt Nadir Baloch ( Pakistan)
- Flyweight (51 kg): Anan Pongkhet ( Thailand) bt Abdul Waheed ( Pakistan)
- Bantamweight (54 kg): Yong Dang ( China) bt J Otgonbayar ( Mongolia)
- Featherweight (57 kg): Donchai Thathi ( Thailand) bt Wessam Salamana ( Syria)
- Lightweight (60 kg): Ibrahim Sanda ( Syria) bt Adnan Hussain ( Pakistan)
- Light Welterweight (64 kg): B Tuvshinbat ( Mongolia) bt Mashhurbek Ruziyev ( Uzbekistan)
- Welterweight (69 kg): Mulema Joseph ( Cameroon) bt Ahmed B Jassem ( Iraq)
- Middleweight (75 kg): Moutafa Fara ( Syria) bt Sile Hu ( China)
- Light Heavyweight (81 kg): Fanlong Meng ( China) bt Imre Szello ( Hungary)
- Heavyweight (91 kg): Xuan Bao ( China) bt Mustafa Mohammad ( Iraq)
- Super Heavyweight (+91): Heshuai Li ( China) bt Ghson Ahmad ( Syria)
Other activities
Nine African boxers belongs to Central Africa Republic and Cameron embraced Islam while staying in city.[2][3]
References
- ↑ "Benezir Bhutto International Boxing Championship: 7-member Indian squad arrives in Pakistan". Daily Times. 1 January 2010. Retrieved 9 January 2010.
- ↑ "Nine boxers embrace Islam". The News. 6 January 2010. Retrieved 9 January 2010.
- ↑ Anisuddin Khan (6 January 2010). "Pakistani hospitality helped in making final decision". The Nation. Retrieved 9 January 2010.
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