World Boxing Council congratulates China's Boxing Medal Winners


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World Boxing Council congratulates China's Boxing Medal Winners

By Media Report on Doghouse Boxing (Aug 26, 2008) DoghouseBoxing.com

The World Boxing Council, which will held its 46th convention in Chengdu, China, congratulates such country on the medals that several of its boxers obtained in the recent Olympic tournament that took place in Beijing.

The Chinese fighters won two gold medals and a silver one, and in addition to getting the victory, they showed exceptional quality at all times.

In the Lightflyweight division, Chinese fighter, Shiming Zow won the gold medal, by Technical Knockout in the second round, when after 19 seconds of the beginning of such round, his opponent, Serdamba Purevdorj from Mongolia, conceded defeat as he had an injury in his right shoulder.

Thus, Zow became the first man to give his homeland its first Olympic gold medal in history.

The other Chinese fighter who won a gold medal, was the Lightheavyweight boxer, Xiaoping Zhang, who defeated Kenn Egan from Ireland by a decision of 11 – 7.

And the silver medal was won by Zhilei Zhang, who lost by points to Roberto Cammarelle, from Italy, in the Heavyweight division.

25 de agosto de 2008

Nota de Prensa

EL CMB FELICITA A CHINA POR SUS MEDALLAS DE ORO Y PLATA

El Consejo Mundial de Boxeo, que realizará su convención 46 el próximo noviembre en Chengdu, China, felicita a este país por las medallas que obtuvieron varios de sus boxeadores en el reciente torneo olímpico que tuvo efecto en Beijing.

Peso minimosca, Shiming Zow, mEDALLA DE oro por la vía del nocaut técnico en el segundo asalto, cuando a los 19 segundos de ese lapso, su rival, el mongol Serdamba Purevdorj, abandonó por una lesión en el hombro derecho. Zow se convirtió así en el primer hombre que dio a su patria la primera medalla olímpica de oro en la historia.

Peso semipesado Xiaoping Zhang, MEDALLA DE ORO, quien derrotó mediante una decisión de 11-7 al irlandés Kenn Egan.

Peso Completo, Zhilei Zhang, MEDALLA DE PLATA quien perdió por puntos frente a Roberto Cammarelle, de Italia.