11 Uzbek boxers will enter the ring in the "Strandja" final
The prestigious international boxing tournament "Strandja," held in Sofia, Bulgaria, has reached its most crucial stage today. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The final bouts hold great significance for the Uzbekistan national team. The fact that 11 of our compatriots have reached the decisive stage once again confirms the high potential of our national boxing.
This result is regarded as a vivid example of our achievements on the international stage. Today's fights will not only determine the distribution of medals but also demonstrate our boxers' physical and mental preparedness as well as their competitiveness on the global level.
Fans are eagerly awaiting new victories from our athletes. The matches will begin at 17:00 Tashkent time.
The final program starts with the -48 kg weight category fight between Sabina Bobokulova and Ukrainian Anna Okhota. Half an hour later, in the -57 kg category, Nigina Oktamova will face Irish boxer Michaela Walsh.
At 18:00, Navbahor Hamidova will enter the ring against Kazakhstan's Laura Yessenkeldy. The next fight in the -75 kg category will be between Aziza Zokirova and Australian Emma Suye Greentree.
In the evening program, in the +80 kg category, Oltinoy Sotimboyeva will compete against Kazakhstan's Valeriya Akhenova. The men's final bouts will begin in the evening session.
In the -75 kg category, Fazliddin Erkinboyev will face Bulgarian Rami Kivan. Following him, in the -80 kg category, Javohir Ummataliyev will fight Ukrainian Pavlo Illiush.
In the -85 kg category, Akmaljon Isroilov will compete against Ukrainian Matvii Rajba. In the -90 kg category, Torabek Khabibullaev will face Ukrainian Bogdan Tolmachov.
At the end of the day, in the +90 kg category, Ozodbek Aliyev will participate in the final fight against Englishman Damar Thomas. After every four bouts, an award ceremony for the winners is planned.
Therefore, there may be minor changes in the schedule. In short, today will be an important test for Uzbek boxing.
Fans will watch our boxers' strong fights on screen and support them. Source: One.uz.
