<|channel>zbox_title>Uzbek boxer Sharipov disqualified in Budva</div>
At the World Boxing U-19 Championship held in Budva, Montenegro, Uzbekistan national team boxer Abrorbek Sharipov was disqualified in the quarter-final match of the under 80 kg weight category. One.uz reports this.
In the fight against his Russian opponent Proxor Starsev, after receiving a third warning in the third round, the referee stopped the fight and disqualified Sharipov from the competition. As a result, the Uzbek boxer was deprived of a medal position, while Starsev advanced to the semi-finals, securing at least a bronze medal.
Fight Experience The match took place at a high pace and intense struggle. However, the ring referee issued several warnings if violations were observed on Abrorbek Sharipov's side.
After the third warning was issued in the third round, the referee was forced to stop the fight immediately based on tournament rules. This decision was unexpected and controversial for the Uzbekistan national team, and the boxer lost the opportunity to continue in the championship.
Scale of the Championship The U-19 World Championship held in Budva continues from October 16–27, 2026. A total of 474 young boxers from 69 countries are participating in the competition.
The bouts are held among boys and girls in a total of 20 weight categories. Source: One.uz
