World Youth Championships in Boxing 2014
The 2014 World Youth Championships in boxing took place from April 10th to 25th, 2014 in the Bulgarian capital Sofia . The venue was the Arena Armeec , which opened in 2011 . 781 male and female boxers from 105 nations were registered.
The first five places in each weight class for the male boxers and the first four places in each weight class for the female boxers were automatically qualified for the Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing , China, around four months later .
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Eligible for entry were male and female boxers aged 17 and 18 who were registered in the AIBA database, with men competing in ten and women in three weight classes. Each nation was only allowed to provide one boxer per weight class. The male participants boxed three rounds of three minutes per fight, with a one-minute break between the rounds, while the female participants fought four rounds of two minutes per fight, also with a one-minute break. Head protection and betting boxing gloves with 10 oz were also mandatory.
All referees and point judges were provided by the AIBA, and the 10 point must scoring system used in professional boxing was used for scoring.
Results of male boxers
| CLASS |
 GOLD
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 SILVER
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 BRONZE
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|---|---|---|---|
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Half fly weight (up to 49 kg) |
 Schalkar Aikinbai Kazakhstan |
 Suleiman Latipov Uzbekistan |
 Rüfət Hüseynov Azerbaijan Shyam Kumar Kakara India  |
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Flyweight (up to 52 kg) |
 Shakur Stevenson USA |
 Muhammad Ali England |
Masud Jusifsade Azerbaijan Lu Ping China  |
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Bantam weight (up to 56 kg) |
 Javier Ibáñez Cuba |
Sultan Saurbek Kazakhstan |
 Duschko Blagowestow Bulgaria Peter McGrail England |
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Lightweight (up to 60 kg) |
Abilaichan Shusupov Kazakhstan |
 Arsen Mustafa Romania |
 Go Hosaka Japan Ikboljon Choldarow Uzbekistan |
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Half welter weight (up to 64 kg) |
 Bibert Tumenow Russia |
 Viktor Petrov Ukraine |
Toshihiro Suzuki Japan Vincenzo Arecchia Italy  |
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Welter weight (up to 69 kg) |
Bektemir Meliqoʻziyev Uzbekistan |
 Luka Prtenjača Croatia |
 Juan Ramón Solano Dominican Rep. Ilijas Odinajew Belarus  |
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Middle weight (up to 75 kg) |
Dmitri Nesterov Russia |
Luka Plantić Croatia |
Ramil Gadschiew Ukraine Kosimbek Mardonow Uzbekistan |
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Light heavyweight (up to 81 kg) |
Blagoi Naidenow Bulgaria |
Vadim Kazakov Kazakhstan |
 Narek Manasijan Armenia Vegar Tregren Norway  |
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Heavy weight (up to 91 kg) |
Yordan Hernandez Cuba |
Toni Filipi Croatia |
Robert Marton Ukraine Kim Jin-Nyong South Korea  |
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Super heavyweight (over 91 kg) |
Darmani Rock USA |
 Peter Kadiru Germany |
 László Komor Hungary Marat Kerimchanow Russia |
Results of female boxers
| CLASS |
GOLD
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SILVER
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BRONZE
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|---|---|---|---|
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Fly weight (48 - 51 kg) |
Anush Grigorian Armenia |
Irma Testa Italy |
Alua Balkibekowa Kazakhstan Neriman Istık Turkey  |
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Light weight (57 - 60 kg) |
Jajaira Gonzalez United States |
Esra Yıldız Turkey |
Anhelina Bondarenko Ukraine Monica Floridia Italy |
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Middle weight (69 - 75 kg) |
 Elżbieta Wójcik Poland |
 Caitlin Parker Australia |
 Chen Nien-chin Taiwan Martha Fabela USA |
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With the “Road to Sofia” program, AIBA supported 57 boxers whose national boxing associations could not have afforded to participate sufficiently.