1956 Summer Olympics / Boxing - light welterweight (up to 63.5 kg)

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Melbourne1956.jpg
sport Boxing
competition Half welter weight (up to 63.5 kg)
gender Men
place West Melbourne Stadium ,
Melbourne
Attendees 22 athletes
from 22 nations
date November 24th to
December 1st, 1956
Medals Gold medal.svg Wladimir Jengibarjan ( URS ) Franco Nenci ( ITA ) Henry Loubscher ( ZAF ) Constantin Dumitrescu ( ROU )
Silver medal.svg
Bronze medal.svg
Bronze medal.svg

In the 1956 Olympic Games in the Australian city of Melbourne , the tournament was from November 24 to December 1 Boxing - Light Welterweight held for men.

According to the competition regulations of the Association Internationale de Boxe Amateure (AIBA), the body weight of every light welterweight boxer must be greater than 60 kg and a maximum of 63.5 kg.

22 athletes from 22 nations determined the Olympic champion in Melbourne's West Melbourne Stadium : It was won by the Soviet Russian Vladimir Jengibarjan ahead of the Italian Franco Nenci , the South African Henry Loubscher and the Romanian Constantin Dumitrescu .

Preliminary round 1

The fights of preliminary round 1 took place on November 24th.
The winners of the six preliminary fights qualified among the ten seeded participants for the fights of preliminary round 2 (q V2).
Note: P = victory on points; KO1 = knockout win in the first round; KO3 = knockout victory in the third round; R = rank; Q = qualification

Nation / name Result R / Q
ItalyItaly Franco Nenci KO3 q V2
PakistanPakistan Gul Rehmat 17th
Germany team all German 1956All-German team Willi Roth P q V2
FijiFiji Thomas Schuster 17th
ArgentinaArgentina Antonio Marcilla KO1 q V2
ThailandThailand Chune Pattapong 17th
AustriaAustria Leopold Potesil P q V2
Brazil 1889Brazil Celestino Pinto 17th
Romania 1952Romania Constantin Dumitrescu P q V2
Burma 1948Burma Terrence Oung 17th
DenmarkDenmark Hans Petersen P q V2
Venezuela 1954Venezuela Carlos Rodríguez 17th

Preliminary round 2

The fights of preliminary round 2 took place on November 27th.
The winners of the eight preliminary fights qualified for the quarter-finals (q VF).
Note: P = victory on points; KO2 = knockout victory in the second round; D = victory by disqualifying the opponent; R = rank; Q = qualification

Nation / name Result R / Q
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Vladimir Jengibarjan P q VF
Poland 1944Poland Leszek Drogosz 9
France 1946Fourth French Republic Claude Saluden P q VF
IrelandIreland Henry Perry 9
South Africa 1928South African Union Henry Loubscher P q VF
Canada 1921Canada Leslie Mason 9
United States 48United States Joe Shaw P q VF
AustraliaAustralia Max Carlos 9
ItalyItaly Franco Nenci P q VF
Germany team all German 1956All-German team Willi Roth 9
ArgentinaArgentina Antonio Marcilla P q VF
AustriaAustria Leopold Potesil 9
Romania 1952Romania Constantin Dumitrescu P q VF
DenmarkDenmark Hans Petersen 9
Korea Sud 1949South Korea Ei-Kyung Hwang D. q VF
Philippines 1944Philippines Manuel de los Santos 9

Quarter finals

The quarter-finals were played on November 29th.
The winners of the quarter-finals qualified for the semi-finals (q HF).
Note: P = victory on points; R = rank; Q = qualification

Nation / name Result R / Q
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Vladimir Jengibarjan P q HF
France 1946Fourth French Republic Claude Saluden 5
South Africa 1928South African Union Henry Loubscher P q HF
United States 48United States Joe Shaw 5
ItalyItaly Franco Nenci P q HF
ArgentinaArgentina Antonio Marcilla 5
Romania 1952Romania Constantin Dumitrescu P q HF
Korea Sud 1949South Korea Ei-Kyung Hwang 5

Semifinals

The semi-finals were held on November 30th.
The winners of the two semi-finals qualified for the final (q F), both losers automatically won a bronze medal.
Note: P = victory on points; R = rank; Q = qualification

Nation / name Result R / Q
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Vladimir Jengibarjan P q F
South Africa 1928South African Union Henry Loubscher 3
ItalyItaly Franco Nenci P q F
Romania 1952Romania Constantin Dumitrescu 3

final

The final was held on December 1st.
Note: P = victory on points

Nation / name Result rank
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Vladimir Jengibarjan P 1
ItalyItaly Franco Nenci 2

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