The winners of the Russian boxing championship in Chita became known

On Saturday, October 8, the Russian Men’s Boxing Championship ended in Chita.

The prize money for the tournament amounted to 26 million rubles. Winners received 1.5 million rubles each, silver medalists – 250,000 rubles each, bronze medalists – 125,000 rubles each. All Championship matches were shown live on channels.

UP TO 48KG:

Edmond Khudoyan (Chelyabinsk region) defeated Volodya Mnatsakanyan (Moscow region) by unanimous decision and became four-time champion of Russia;

bronze medals for Mikhail Prokopiev (Krasnodar Territory – Yakutia) and Adam Alviev (Chechen Republic);

UP TO 51KG:

Vasily Egorov (Moscow Region – Sakha-Yakutia) defeated Rasul Saliev (Republic of Dagestan) by split decision to become five-time Russian champion;

bronze for Robert Badalyan (Moscow region) and Bair Batlaev (Republic of Buryatia);

UP TO 54KG:

Dmitry Dvali (Moscow Region – Zabaykalsky Krai) defeated Maxim Kuznetsov (Kirov Region) by unanimous decision;

bronze to Kirill Lokotkov (KhMAO-Yugra) and Viktor Kuldoshin (Moscow);

UP TO 57KG:

Eduard Savvin (St. Petersburg) defeated Ruslan Belousov (Moscow) by unanimous decision to become a two-time Russian champion;

bronze to Vitaly Boytsov (Moscow region) and Alexei Kiselev (Chelyabinsk region);

UP TO 60KG:

Vsevolod Shumkov (St. Petersburg) defeated Artur Subkhankulov (Republic of Bashkortostan) by unanimous decision to become three-time Russian champion;

bronze to Arshak Tovmasyan (Moscow) and Konstantin Opolsky (Moscow region – Karelia);

UP TO 63.5KG:

Gabil Mamedov (Orenburg region) defeated Ilya Popov (St. Petersburg) by unanimous decision and became four-time champion of Russia;

bronze to Vladimir Strygin (Vladimir region) and Rashid Yangaziyev (KhMAO-Yugra);

UP TO 67KG:

Tarkhan Idigov (Chechen Republic) beat Evgeny Kool (Krasnodar Territory) ahead of schedule with a clear advantage;

bronze to Akhmadshokh Makhmadshoev (Chelyabinsk region) and Andrey Zamkovy (Moscow region – Khabarovsk Territory);

UP TO 71KG:

Igor Sviridchenkov (Voronezh Region) defeated Ivan Stupin (Khabarovsk Region) by unanimous decision;

bronze for Yuri Osipov (Moscow) and Ismail Mutsolgov (Chechen Republic);

UP TO 75KG:

Pavel Sosulin (St. Petersburg) defeated Dzhambulat Bizhamov (Tula region) by unanimous decision;

bronze to Nikita Kuzmin (St. Petersburg) and Yegor Shapochansky (Irkutsk region);

UP TO 80KG:

Imam Khataev (Chechen Republic) defeated Savely Sadoma (Khabarovsk Territory) by unanimous decision and became three-time Russian champion;

bronze to Abdul-Kerim Tapaev (Chechen Republic) and Ruslan Kolesnikov (Saint Petersburg);

UP TO 86KG:

Sharabutdin Ataev (Dagestan Republic – Transbaikal Territory) defeated Rishat Bakirov (Orenburg Region) by unanimous decision and became a two-time Russian champion;

bronze in Teimuraz Suvorov (Krasnodar Territory) and Vadim Shcheblykin (Belgorod region);

UP TO 92KG:

Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (Krasnodar Territory) defeated Alexei Zobnin (Orenburg region) by unanimous decision and became four-time champion of Russia;

The bronze medal went to Nikita Rustenko (Moscow) and Sergey Slobodyan (Republic of Khakassia – Trans-Baikal Territory);

OVER 92KG:

Alexey Dronov (Stavropol Territory) defeated Svetoslav Teterin (Ryazan Region) by unanimous decision;

the bronze went to Ivan Veryasov (St. Petersburg) and Magomedsultan Musaev (Republic of Dagestan – Trans-Baikal Territory).

Based on the results of the Russian Championship in Chita, the composition of the national team to prepare for the 2023 World Cup in Tashkent will be determined.