Our boxers in Bangkok are preparing for the semi-final matches.

The Futures Cup international boxing tournament among youth is in full swing in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Zamin.uz reports on this.

In this prestigious competition, young and talented athletes forming two groups of the Uzbekistan national team are also actively participating. Each of them is part of a team shaped by youth possessing great skill and strong will, currently facing battles against formidable opponents on a global scale.

According to the schedule for tomorrow's most crucial stage of the tournament, the semi-finals, ten of our boxers will step into the ring throughout the day. Each of them will fight against strong opponents in their respective weight categories, striving to defend their achievements.

The matches will begin at 9:00 AM Tashkent time and continue until 3:00 PM in the second half of the day. Each fight requires a unique strategy and physical preparation.

The semi-final opponents and fight times for Uzbek boxers have been clearly determined. For example, Rushanabonu Isoeva will face Chinese boxer Jiaen Wang, while Samira Turg'unova will compete against American Ariana Chavez.

Furthermore, Asaloy Baxtiyerova will fight Senegalese Mairame Sow, and Nilufarkhon Abduhoshimova will compete against Samoan Kealey Perez. Among the men, Abdugani Yorqinjonov will battle Indian Ambekar Meetei, and Sardorbek Bahromxojaev will fight Georgian Zurab Oboladze.

Asadbek Sultonboev will face Turkmenistan's Soyunali Ovezgeldiev. In the upcoming matches, Nazokat Mardonova will compete against Chinese Zhu Zhang, Sevara Mamatova against Italian Amelia Zamana, and Suhrob Rahmatullaev against New Zealander Georgiy Bitiev.

These exciting matches have drawn the attention of the Uzbekistan Boxing Federation, serving as an opportunity for our young athletes to test themselves on the international stage and gain valuable experience. Fans are eagerly awaiting tomorrow's results and hope for victories from our athletes.

Source: Uzbekistan Boxing Federation