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Irish Boxing News - World Boxing Championships
Irish Amateur Boxing Update
Katie Taylor progressed to the quarter-finals of the 6th AIBA World Championships with an impressive win over Adriana Araujo of Brazil in Barbados last night. But Allana Murphy and Sinead Kavanagh bowed out following last-16 reversals to Turkey and China at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex in Bridgetown. Taylor, who is aiming for her third World title in a row, dominated en route to beating Araujo 20-5.
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The 24-year old Bray woman will now meet Anastasia Belyakova of Russia in Wednesday’s quarter-final just one bout away from claiming at least bronze - and three bouts away from an historic hat-trick of World titles.
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Meantime, Murphy, of the Eastside BC in Belfast, was beaten 21-4 by reigning AIBA World light-welterweight champion Gulsom Tatar of Turkey.
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Murphy produced a fine first round and moved to within two points of Tatar early in the second but the Turk pulled away from that point on to book her ticket into the last eight.
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Kavanagh, who boxes out of the Drimnagh BC in Dublin, was reinistated in the tournament on Sunday after her last-32 opponent, Wided Younsi of Tunisia, admitted that she had once boxed professionally, a confession which led to her disqualification and suspension.
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Consequently, Kavanagh met Chinese middleweight Ll Jinzi in the early hours of this morning. The Drimnagh middleweight found herself 6-2 down at the end of the second round of this 75Kg clash - Jinzi claimed the first frame 2-0 - but scored the only point of the third to reduce the deficit to three points.
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However, Jinzi registered the only points of the fourth and final round to advance to the last eight on a 9-3 verdict.
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6th AIBA World Women’s Championships Results/Draw
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September 10th
51Kg: Ceire Smith (Ireland) lost to Nilmini Jayasinghe (Sri Lanka) 1-14 (Last 64)
75Kg: Sinead Kavanagh (Ireland) v Wided Younsi (Tunisia) (Result annulled) (Last 32)
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September 11th
60Kg: Katie Taylor (Ireland) beat Neetu Chahal (India) 12-2 (Last 32)
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September 13th
60Kg: Katie Taylor (Ireland) beat Adriana Araujo (Brazil) 20-5 (Last 16)
64Kg: Allana Murphy (Ireland) lost to Gulsum Tatar (Turkey) 4-21 (Last 16)
75Kg: Sinead Kavanagh (Ireland) lost to Ll Jinzi (China) 3-9 (Last 16)
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September 15th (Quarter -finals)
60Kg: Katie Taylor (Ireland) v Anastasia Belyakova (Russia) (afternoon session)
Irish Boxing News - Women World Boxing Championships
BERNARD O’NEILL (IABA PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER)
There was double disappointment for Ireland at the 6th AIBA World Women’s Championships in Barbados last night following preliminary round defeats for Ceire Smith and Sinead Kavanagh.
Cavan flyweight Smith, at 17 the youngest member of the four-strong Irish squad, was beaten 14-1 by Nilmini Jayasinghe of Sri Lanka despite a spirited performance at the Garfield Sobers Gym in Bridgetown.
Dublin middleweight Kavanagh lost out 14-6 to Wided Younsi of Tunisia.
Younsi was 5-2 up at the end of the first but Kavanagh bravely fought back to level affairs at 6-6 before the conclusion of frame two.
However, the Tunisian kept Kavanagh scoreless whilst adding another eight points to her total in the final two rounds.
Katie Taylor, who is targeting her third World 60Kg title on the trot, meets Neetu Chahal in the last 32 tonight.
The last 32-bout should go ahead between 1am and 2am Sunday morning Irish time.
Belfast light-welterweight Allana Murphy will be in action against reigning World champion Gulsum Tatar of Turkey on Monday.
The clash is a repeat of last month’s European Union meeting which Tatar won 4-0.
Women’s senior bouts are contested over four, two minute rounds.
Source and article IABA
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Irish squad 6th AIBA World Women’s Championships Barbados September 6th/19th
Team Manager: Stephen Connolly
Director of Boxing: Dominic O’Rourke
Coaches: Peter Taylor & Zuar Antia
Referee&Judge: Fionna Hennigan
51Kg (Flyweight) Ceire Smith (Cavan BC)
60Kg (Lightweight) Katie Taylor (Bray BC)
64Kg (Light-welterweight) Allana Murphy (Eastside, Belfast)
75Kg (Middleweight) Sinead Kavanagh (Drimnagh)
Ireland - EU Women’s Boxing Championships
EU Women’s Championships Results (Day 1)
BY BERNARD O’NEILL (IABA PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER)
Katie Taylor moved to within three bouts of retaining her European Union lightweight title with an 8-0 decision over Spain’s Jennifer Miranda in Keszthely, Hungary today.
But her Bray BC team mate-mate Debbie Rogers - who was 3-0 up at one stage - bowed out of the tournament at the last-16 stage following a 4-3 reversal to English flyweight Nina Smith.
Taylor, who forced Miranda into a standing count in the second round of today’s 60Kg duel, will meet Danuse Dilhofava of the Czech Republic - who she beat at the 2008 AIBA World Championships in China - in Thursday’s quarter final.
Drimnagh BC middleweight Sinead Kavanagh and Allana Murphy of the East Side BC in Belfast will also be involved in quarter-final bouts tomorrow.
Murphy will face reigning AIBA World light-welterweight champ Gulsum Tatar of Turkey.
Women’s EU Championships Keszthely, Hungary August 3rd/8th
August 4th (Last 16)
51Kg: Debbie Rogers (Ireland) lost to Nina Smith (England) 3-4
60Kg: Katie Taylor (Ireland) beat Jennifer Miranda (Spain) 8-0
August 5th (Q/Finals)
60kg: Katie Taylor (Ireland) v Anute Dilhofava (Czech Republic)
64Kg: Allana Murphy (Ireland) v Gulsum Tatar (Turkey)
75Kg: Sinead Kavanagh (Ireland) v Ulrika Brukner (Germany)
source: IABA