Klaus-Dieter Kirchstein

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Klaus-Dieter Kirchstein is a former amateur boxer from the GDR and bronze medalist at the 1982 World Cup.

Career

Klaus-Dieter Kirchstein (r.) In a fight against the Cuban Ramon Ledon (March 1985)

National

He boxed for SC Dynamo Berlin , was four times GDR champion in bantamweight and four times runner-up in fly and bantamweight;

  • 1979 Vice East German flyweight champion, defeat in the final against Robert Marx
  • 1980 Vice East German flyweight champion, defeat in the final against Wolfgang Prosch
  • 1981 Vice-GDR bantamweight champion, defeat in the final against Dirk Schäfer
  • 1982 GDR champion in bantamweight, final victory against Jan Hoffmann
  • 1983 GDR champion in bantamweight, final victory against Andreas Zülow
  • 1984 GDR bantamweight champion, final victory against Bernd Sackers
  • 1985 GDR bantamweight champion, final victory against René Breitbarth
  • 1986 Vice-GDR bantamweight champion, defeat in the final against René Breitbarth

He also won in 1982 and 1985 respectively the chemical Cup of Halle and is a multiple winner of the Berlin TSC tournament , including in the years 1982, 1983 and 1985. For the defeated opponents Manuel Vilchez counted from Venezuela to Poland Sławomir Zapart, Henryk Średnicki and Tomasz Krupiński and Tibor Botoš from Hungary.

International

In November 1979 he won the flyweight police championships in Sofia . In May 1982 he took part in the 3rd World Championships in Munich and won a bronze medal in bantamweight, after he was only defeated in the semifinals against Viktor Miroshnichenko from the Soviet Union. He had previously defeated Rafael Cárdenas from Cuba, Róbinson Pitalúa from Colombia and Burhan Koç from Turkey.

He won another bronze bantamweight medal at the 1983 European Championships in Varna , with victories against Sławomir Zapart from Poland and Maurizio Stecca from Italy. In the semifinals he failed this time against the Yugoslav Sami Buzoli with a 2: 3 judge's vote.

Due to the boycott of numerous socialist countries at the Olympic Games in the USA in 1984 , Kirchstein was denied participation in the Olympics. Instead, alternative Olympiads ("Friendhips Tournament") were held in Cuba , in which Kirchstein won a bronze medal after a semi-final defeat against the Cuban Ramon Ledon . However, he later defeated Ledon at the Chemistry Cup in Halle.

In 1985 he still took part in the European Championships in Budapest , where he won against John Davison from England, but lost in the quarterfinals to Ljubiša Simić from Yugoslavia and thus reached fifth place.

He also won the Złoty Żubr tournament in Poland in 1978, the 6th Tammer tournament in Finland in 1983 and the 17th Grand Prix tournament in 1986 in the Czech Republic. In the latter, he also beat the Cuban world champion from 1989, Enrique Carrión , in the semifinals . In international fights he beat the American Robert Shannon twice in 1983 and the English Sean Murphy in 1985 .

Awards

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ New Germany , 1./2. September 1984, p. 4