Boks na Igrzyskach Panamerykańskich 1999

Turniej bokserski Igrzysk Panamerykańskich 1999 odbył się w dniach 30 lipca-7 sierpnia w Winnipeg (Kanada). Był eliminacją do Igrzysk Olimpijskich 2000 w Sydney.

Medaliści

KategoriaZłotySrebrnyBrązowy
waga papierowa (48 kg)Maikro Romero
 Kuba
Liborio Romero
 Meksyk
Iván Calderón
 Portoryko
Patricio Calero
 Ekwador
waga musza (51 kg)Omar Andrés Narváez
 Argentyna
José Navarro
 Stany Zjednoczone
Daniel Ponce de León
 Meksyk
Manuel Mantilla
 Kuba
waga kogucia (54 kg)Gerald Tucker
 Stany Zjednoczone
Nehomar Cermeno
 Wenezuela
Waldemar Font
 Kuba
Ceferino Labarda
 Argentyna
waga piórkowa (57 kg)Yudel Johnson
 Kuba
Zayas Younan
 Kanada
Jorge Martínez
 Meksyk
Aaron Torres
 Stany Zjednoczone
waga lekka (60 kg)Mario Kindelán
 Kuba
Dana Laframboise
 Kanada
Patrick López
 Wenezuela
Cristian Bejarano
 Meksyk
waga lekkopółśrednia (63,5 kg)Victor Hugo Castro
 Argentyna
Kelson Santos
 Brazylia
Diógenes Luña
 Kuba
Corey Bernard
 Stany Zjednoczone
waga półśrednia (67 kg)Juan Hernández
 Kuba
Jeremy Molitor
 Kanada
LeChaunce Shepherd
 Stany Zjednoczone
Charlie Navarro
 Wenezuela
waga lekkośrednia (71 kg)Jorge Gutierrez
 Kuba
Scott MacIntosh
 Kanada
Euris González
 Dominikana
David Sean Black
 Jamajka
waga średnia (75 kg)Yohanson Martínez
 Kuba
Arthur Palac
 Stany Zjednoczone
José Herrera
 Kolumbia
Jim Rodriguez
 Wenezuela
waga półciężka (81 kg)Humberto Savigne
 Kuba
Laudelino Barros
 Brazylia
Troy Amos-Ross
 Kanada
Hugo Garay
 Argentyna
waga ciężka (91 kg)Odlanier Solis
 Kuba
Mark Simmons
 Kanada
Marcelino Novaes
 Brazylia
Kerron Speid
 Jamajka
waga superciężka (>91 kg)Alexis Rubalcaba
 Kuba
Davin King
 Stany Zjednoczone
Claudio Silva
 Brazylia
Manuel Azar
 Argentyna


Klasyfikacja medalowa

Poz.PaństwoGold medal blank.svgSilver medal blank.svgBronze medal blank.svgRazem
1 Kuba90312
2 Argentyna2035
3 Stany Zjednoczone1337
4 Kanada0516
5 Brazylia0224
6 Meksyk0134
 Wenezuela0134
8 Jamajka0022
9 Kolumbia0011
 Dominikana0011
 Ekwador0011
 Portoryko0011
Łącznie12122448


Linki zewnętrzne

Wyniki turnieju bokserskiego Igrzysk Panamerykańskich 1999 (Amateur Boxing Results) [dostęp: 24-10-2011]


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