Marija Nikolajewna Jaworskaja

Marija Nikolajewna Jaworskaja ( Russian Мария Николаевна Яворская ; * December 21, 1981 in Nakhodka ) is a Russian boxer . In 2006 she became the European amateur champion in the weight class up to 75 kg.

Career

Marija Jaworskaja comes from the city ​​of Nakhodka on the Sea of ​​Japan in the Primorye region . She started boxing as a teenager and belongs to the sports organization Dynamo. She mostly trains in Moscow and is supervised by Oleg Nureyev.

Since 2001 she has belonged to the elite of Russian female boxers in the heavy weight classes. From these early years of women's boxing, the results of the Russian championships are not known. It can be assumed, however, that she had already become Russian champion in 2002 because she was used at the 2nd World Cup for Women in Antalya that year . She started there in the weight class up to 90 kg body weight and was defeated in the final against Mária Kovács from Hungary . She became vice world champion right away.

In 2003 she competed at the European Championships in Pécs / Hungary. She started there in the weight class up to 86 kg and took 3rd place. The individual results of this championship are not known. In 2004 Maria Jaworskaja became Russian champion in the weight class up to 86 kg with a victory over Maria Reingard. At the European Championships this year in Riccione / Italy , she took 3rd place behind Maria Kovacs and Anna Seltschuk from Ukraine and thus won another medal.

In 2005 Maria Jaworskaja won the European Championships in Tønsberg / Norway in the weight class up to 75 kg body weight over Anita Ducza from Hungary on points (24:29) and lost in the final against the 2001 world champion Anna Laurell from Sweden on points (20: 31). At the 2005 World Cup , which took place in Podolsk , she won in the same weight class over Shannah Hook from Canada by breaking off in the 2nd round, but lost again in the semifinals against Anna Laurell and thus took 3rd place.

In 2006 Maria Jaworskaja was enough to win the second round at the European Championships in Warsaw in the class up to 75 kg body weight over Mia Etelapelto from Finland and a points win over Olga Nowikowa from Ukraine (26: 9) to become European champion for the first time. The number of participants in international women's boxing championships was mostly low in the years from 2000 to 2005/06, especially in the heavy weight classes, so that two victories were usually enough to win a title. The same female boxers often met each other again and again. At the 2006 World Cup in New Delhi , Maria Jaworskaja lost in the quarterfinals to Anita Ducza and did not reach the medal ranks and had to be satisfied with 5th place.

Unfortunately, the results of the Russian championships in 2005 and 2006 are not known. From 2007 to 2010 she became Russian champion four times in a row. 2007 and 2008 in the weight class up to 75 kg body weight (middle weight) and in 2009 and 2010 in the light heavyweight category (up to 81 kg body weight). During these years she continued to compete in the international championships and was beaten on points by Anna Laurell in the final of the 2007 European championships in Vejle / Denmark (13: 3).

In 2008 she was at the start of the World Championship in Ningbo / China , but had to give up in a preliminary round fight, the number of participants had increased in the heavier weight classes, defeated the Chinese Li Jinzi and therefore only finished 9th. Even at the international championships in 2009 and 2010, Maria Jaworskaja did not get into the medal ranks. At the European Championships in 2009 in Nikolajew / Ukraine she lost in the light heavyweight quarter-finals to the Turkish Selma Yağcı on points (6: 8) and was therefore fifth and also at the 2010 World Championships in Bridgetown , Barbados , she was defeated in the light heavyweight against Selma Yağcı on points ( 8:11), but already in the round of 16 and therefore only ended up in 9th place.

In 2011, Marija Jaworskaja fought her way into the final at the Russian championships with victories over Lyubov Gitliz (14: 3) and Lyubow Paschina (20: 9), in which she was defeated by Svetlana Kossowa on points (6:15) and thus Russian runner-up has been. It was not used at the European Championships in Rotterdam .

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class	Result
2002	2.	World Cup in Antalya	up to 90 kg body weight	behind Mária Kovács , Hungary , in front of Devonne Canady , USA and Jyotsana, Indonesia
2003	3.	EM in Pécs / Hungary	up to 86 kg body weight	behind Maria Kovacs and Julia Gostraja, Ukraine
2004	1.	Ahmet Comert tournament in Istanbul	up to 86 kg body weight	after winning points in the final over Maria Kovacs (13:11)
2004	3.	EM in Riccione / Italy	up to 86 kg body weight	behind Maria Kovacs and Anna Seltschuk, Ukraine
2005	3.	Intern. Tournament in St. Petersburg	up to 75 kg body weight	after an abandonment defeat in the 2nd round in the final against Olga Slawinskaja , Russia
2005	2.	EM in Tønsberg / Norway	up to 75 kg body weight	after a point win over Anita Ducza , Hungary (24:17) and a point defeat against Anna Laurell , Sweden (20:31)
2005	3.	World Cup in Podolsk / Russia	up to 75 kg body weight	after an abandonment victory in the 2nd round over Shanna Hook, Canada and an abandonment defeat in the 2nd round against Anna Laurell
2006	1.	Ahmet Comert tournament in Istanbul	up to 75 kg body weight	after demolition victories in the 1st round over Anna Srodowska, Poland a . Tatjana Ivachenko, Ukraine a. a demolition win in the 2nd round over Anita Ducza
2006	1.	EM in Warsaw	up to 75 kg body weight	after a demolition victory in the 2nd round over Mia Etelapelto, Finland u. a point win over Olga Novikowa , Ukraine (26: 8)
2006	5.	World Cup in New Delhi	up to 75 kg body weight	after a point defeat against Anita Ducza (15:27)
2007	3.	Ahmet Comert tournament in Istanbul	up to 75 kg body weight	after a point win over Ariane Fortin , Canada (21:16) and a point defeat against Olga Nowikowa (10:19)
2007	2.	Witch Cup in Pécs / Hungary	up to 75 kg body weight	after winning points over Alexandra de Hutton, France a . a point defeat against Anita Ducza (9:19)
2007	2.	EM in Vejle / Denmark	up to 75 kg body weight	after winning points over Anita Ducza (10: 5) u. Alexandra de Hutton (15: 4) and a point defeat against Anna Laurell (3:13)
2008	1.	Intern. Tournament in Stupino / Russia	up to 75 kg body weight	after winning points over Olga Nowikowa (12:10) and Demolition victory in the 2nd round over Anna Gladkitsch, Russia
2008	3.	Ahmet Comert tournament in Istanbul	up to 75 kg body weight	after a point victory over Anita Ducza (20: 5) u. a point loss to Anna Laurell
2008	1.	Ladies Nikolayev City Cup	up to 75 kg body weight	after winning points over Tatjana Iwaschenko (11: 2) and Demolition win in the 1st round over Julia Mudrik, Moldova
2008	1.	Witch Cup in Pécs	up to 75 kg body weight	after winning points over Amber Konikow, Canada (13: 3) u. Anita Ducza (10: 3)
2008	9.	World Cup in Ningbo / China	up to 75 kg body weight	after a point defeat against Li Jinzi , China (0:10)
2009	9.	Ahmet Comert Cup in Istanbul	Semi-difficult	after a point defeat against Ludmilla Turcin, Romania (5-6)
2009	1.	Intern. Tournament in St. Petersburg	Semi-difficult	after winning points over Sangita Devi, India (22: 0) and Maria Watpool, Canada (15: 3)
2009	5.	EM in Nikolajew / Ukraine	Semi-difficult	after losing points to Selma Yağcı , Turkey (6: 8)
2010	3.	Minoan Cup in Heraklion / Greece	Semi-difficult	after a point defeat against Anna Laurell (3:12)
2010	3.	Ladies Nikolayev City Cup	Semi-difficult	after a point defeat against Inna Shevchenko, Ukraine (1: 2)
2010	9.	World Cup in Bridgetown / Barbados	Semi-difficult	after losing points to Selma Yağcı (8:11)
2011	2.	Ladies Nikolayev City Cup	Semi-difficult	after a point loss to Inna Shevchenko, Ukraine

Russian championships

(as far as known)

year	space	Weight class	Result
2004	1.	up to 86 kg body weight	after beating Maria Reingard in the final
2007	1.	up to 75 kg body weight	after demolition wins in the 2nd round via Maria Sabarutschina uid 1st round via Ilmira Garipowa
2008	1.	up to 75 kg body weight	after a demolition victory in the 1st round over Olga Loginowa, a victory without a fight over Swetlana Kossowa u. a point win over Julia Nemtsova (16:11)
2009	1.	Semi-difficult	after a demolition victory in the 1st round over Julia Filatowa, a non-fighting victory over Oksana Melechonowa u. a point win over Jelena Surkowa (11: 4)
2010	1.	Semi-difficult	after a demolition victory id1. Round about Ilira Garipowa u. a point win over Anna Gladkitsch (21: 9)
2011	2.	Semi-difficult	after winning points over Lyubov Gitliz (14: 3) and Ljobow Paschina (20: 9) and a point defeat against Swetlana Kossowa (6:15)

Explanations

• WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship
• Medium weight, weight class up to 75 kg, light heavyweight, weight class up to 81 kg body weight
• KG = body weight
• Up to 2008 there were up to 15 weight classes in women's boxing, since 2009 after a weight class reform only 10 weight classes, which are largely aligned with those of men and have the same names

Sources and individual references

• Box Sport magazine
• Website "www.amateur-boxing.strefa.pl"
• Website "www.boxing.fbr.ru"

1. ↑ AIBA Women World Boxing Championships Barbados 2010 Entry List by NOC  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as broken. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (English, accessed January 20, 2012; PDF; 60 kB)  
2. ↑ Мария Яворская Николаевна (December 21, 1984) ( Memento of the original from March 17, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Russian, accessed January 20, 2012)