Boks na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1980 – waga kogucia mężczyzn
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| Boks na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1980  | |
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| waga papierowa | mężczyźni |
| waga musza | mężczyźni |
| waga kogucia | mężczyźni |
| waga piórkowa | mężczyźni |
| waga lekka | mężczyźni |
| waga lekkopółśrednia | mężczyźni |
| waga półśrednia | mężczyźni |
| waga lekkośrednia | mężczyźni |
| waga średnia | mężczyźni |
| waga półciężka | mężczyźni |
| waga ciężka | mężczyźni |
Turniej bokserski w wadze koguciej (do 54kg) rozgrywany w ramach Igrzysk Olimpijskich w 1980 w Moskwie. W konkurencji wystąpiło 33 zawodników z 33 krajów. Turniej został zdominowany, podobnie jak w przypadku pozostałych turniejów w tej dyscyplinie, przez zawodników z państw socjalistycznych. Cztery lata wcześniej w tej wadze zwyciężył reprezentant Korei Północnej.
| Lp. | Państwo | Zawodnik |
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| 1. |  Kuba | Juan Hernández Pérez |
| 2. |  Wenezuela | Bernardo José Piñango |
| 3. |  Gujana | Michael Anthony |
| 3. |  Rumunia | Dumitru Cipere |
| 5. |  Tanzania | Geraldi Issaick |
| 5. |  Uganda | John Siryakibbe |
| 5. |  Meksyk | Daniel Zaragoza |
| 5. |  ZSRR | Samson Khachatryan |
| 9. |  Kamerun | Joseph Ahanda |
| 9. |  Francja | Ali Ben Maghenia |
| 9. |  Finlandia | Veli Koota |
| 9. |  Polska | Ryszard Czerwiński |
| 9. |  Etiopia | Ayele Mohamed |
| 9. |  Indie | Ganapathy Manoharan |
| 9. | Wielka Brytania | Ray Gilbody |
| 9. |  Syria | Fayez Zaghloul |
| 17. |  Dominikana | Andrés Tena |
| 17. |  Węgry | Sándor Farkas |
| 17. |  Afganistan | Ahmad Nesar |
| 17. |  Ekwador | Jorge Monard |
| 17. |  Zambia | Lucky Mutale |
| 17. |  Bułgaria | Aleksandar Radew |
| 17. |  Gwinea | Samba Jacob Diallo |
| 17. |  Angola | José Luís de Almeida |
| 17. |  Mongolia | Tsedengiin Narmandakh |
| 17. |  Benin | Firmin Abissi |
| 17. | Irlandia | Phil Sutcliffe |
| 17. |  Nikaragua | Ernesto Alguera |
| 17. |  Laos | Souneat Ouphaphone |
| 17. |  Jugosławia | Fazlija Šaćirović |
| 17. |  Nigeria | Nureni Gbadamosi |
| 32. |  NRD | Mario Behrendt |
| 32. |  Mali | Moussa Sangare |
Bibliografia
- Sports-reference. sports-reference.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2011-03-18)].
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