Kazakhstan took first place in the medal standings of the Asian Youth Championship under 22 in Astana

In terms of the total number of gold medals, Kazakhstan (14) was ahead of India (7) and Uzbekistan (4), and only these countries took gold in Astana, Liter.kz reports.

Men’s finals results:

48 kg Men’s Championship – Suresh Viswanash (India) – 0:5

51 kg Junior Muratuly – Asylbek Jalilov (Uzbekistan) – 5:0 54 kg

Nursultan Altynbek – Oyun-Erdene Enkhsaikhan (Mongolia) – 5:0

57 kg Erbolat Sabyr – Nikhil (India) – TKO in the third round due to a cut

60 kg Ruslan Kuzeubaev – Gorkha Akash Ramesh (India) – 1:4

63.5 kg Yerasyl Tankay – Abdulloh Madaminov (Uzbekistan) – 1:4

67 kg Elnur Suyunbay – Preet Malik (India) – 5:0

71 kg Sabirzhan Akkalykov – Dovud Makhamov (Tajikistan) – 5:0

75 kg Dias Molzhigitov – Zhavokhir Ummataliev (Uzbekistan) – 3:2

80 kg Erasyl Zhakpekov – Gais Alizada (Afghanistan) – 5:0

86 kg Temirlan Mukataev – Samandar Zhalolov (Uzbekistan) – TKO in the second round

92 kg Beknur Batyrbek – Ashan Rezibek (China) – due to the absence of the opponent

+92 kg Amanat Sabyrgali – Jahongir Zakirov (Uzbekistan) – TKO in the first round (head clashes).

Among the girls, gold was taken by Gulnar Turapbay (50 kg), Shakhnaz Isaeva (60 kg), Aknar Ishanova (66 kg), Jasmine Kizatova (70 kg), Diana Magauiyaeva (81 kg), and Eldana Talipova (+81), with Diana in in the final she defeated the 2021 world champion Pazan Alfiya from India.

The silver medalists were Anita Adisheva (52 kg), Elina Bazarova (54 kg), Anel Sakysh (57 kg) and Anar Tursynbek (63 kg). Three out of four opponents were boxers from India, and Adisheva’s were from Uzbekistan.

At the same time, the Asian Junior Championships in the under 18 category were held in Astana, at which Kazakhstan also became first in the team competition.