European Boxing Championships 2004

The 35th men's European Amateur Boxing Championships for amateurs were from February 19 to 29. February 2004 in Croatian Pula discharged.

292 boxers from 41 countries competed for the title in eleven weight classes. The tournament in Pula also served to qualify for the Summer Olympics in Athens in August . The 27-year-old Russian Gaidarbek Gaidarbekow received the “Best Fighter Award”. Russian boxers won a total of nine titles, one title each to Bulgaria and Germany.

Results

class	gold	silver	bronze
Half fly weight (- up to 48 kg)	Sergei Kazakov Russia	Alfonso Pinto Italy	Pál Bedák Hungary Salim Salimow Bulgaria
Fly weight (- up to 51 kg)	Georgi Balakschin Russia	Nikoloz Izoria Georgia	Rustam Rachimow Germany Andrzej Rżany Poland
Bantam weight (- up to 54 kg)	Gennady Kovalyov Russia	Ali Hallab France	Detelin Dalakliew Bulgaria Andrzej Liczik Poland
Feather weight (- up to 57 kg)	Vitali Tajbert Germany	Khedafi Djelkhir France	Mikhail Bernadski Belarus Constantine Kupatadze Georgia
Lightweight (- up to 60 kg)	Dimitar Shtiljanow Bulgaria	Selçuk Aydın Turkey	Gyula Káté Hungary Domenico Valentino Italy
Half welter weight (- up to 64 kg)	Alexander Maletin Russia	Ihor Pashchuk Ukraine	Mustafa Karagöllü Turkey Willy Blain France
Welter weight (- up to 69 kg)	Oleg Saitov Russia	Xavier Noël France	Ruslan Chairov Azerbaijan Rolandas Jasevicius Lithuania
Middle weight (- up to 75 kg)	Gaidarbek Gaidarbekow Russia	Lukas Wilaschek Germany	Javid Taghiev Azerbaijan Andy Lee Ireland
Light heavyweight (- up to 81 kg)	Yevgeny Makarenko Russia	Marijo Šivolija Croatia	Aleksy Kuziemski Poland Andrij Fedchuk Ukraine
Heavy weight (- up to 91 kg)	Alexander Alexejew Russia	Wiktar Sujeu Belarus	Vedran Đipalo Croatia Ertuğrul Ergezen Turkey
Super heavyweight (over 91 kg)	Alexander Powetkin Russia	Roberto Cammarelle Italy	Jaroslavas Jakšto Lithuania Sergei Rochnow Bulgaria

See also

• European boxing championships
• Weight class