István Énekes
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 20 lutego 1911 Budapeszt | ||||||||||||||||||
| Data i miejsce śmierci | 2 stycznia 1940 Budapeszt | ||||||||||||||||||
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Grób Istvána Énekesa
István Énekes (ur. 20 lutego 1911 w Budapeszcie, zm. 2 stycznia 1940 tamże) – węgierski bokser, mistrz olimpijski, dwukrotny mistrz Europy.
Złoty medalista Igrzysk Olimpijskich w Los Angeles 1932 roku, w kategorii muszej[1].
Startując w Mistrzostwach Europy w Budapeszcie 1930 roku, zdobył złoty medal w wadze muszej (pokonał Mieczysława Forlańskiego. Sukces ten powtórzył na następnych Mistrzostwach w Budapeszcie w 1934 roku, w kategorii koguciej.
Czterokrotnie wywalczył mistrzostwo Węgier, w 1929, 1930 i 1932 w wadze muszej, a w 1931 roku, w kategorii koguciej.
Był starszym bratem Vilmosa, mistrza Europy z Mediolanu 1937 roku.
Przypisy
- ↑ István Énekes Biographical information (ang.). olympedia.org. [dostęp 2020-05-27].
1904: 47,6 kg, 1920–1936: 50,8 kg, 1948–1964: 51 kg, 1968–2008: 48–51 kg, 2012: 49–52 kg
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