Thailand excelled at the IBA Women’s Elite World Boxing Championships in Nis, achieving notable victories in various weight classes, including light flyweight and bantamweight. The event featured competitive matches with boxers from multiple nations, reflecting a robust level of skill and sportsmanship. Fans can stay informed on results through ASBC’s online platforms.
Thailand enjoyed a successful day at the IBA Women’s Elite World Boxing Championships in Nis, Serbia. This event featured competitors in twelve official weight categories, ranging from minimumweight (48kg) to heavyweight (+81kg). Nis, with a historical background dating back to the Roman Empire, is not only the third-largest city in Serbia but also holds significant landmarks, including forts and monuments.
Among the Thai participants, ASBC Asian Champion Chuthamat Raksat faced Mexico’s Fatima Patricia Herrera in the light flyweight (50kg) category. Initially facing challenges, Raksat adapted her strategy to secure a victory. In another notable match, China’s Hu Meiyi, a rising boxing star, showcased her skills against Ireland’s Daina Moorehouse, advancing to the quarter-finals of the light flyweight.
Kazakhstan’s Alua Balkybekova and Uzbekistan’s ASBC Asian U22 Champion Sabina Bobokulova each achieved impressive wins in their matches. Thailand’s Natnicha Chongprongklang demonstrated her prowess at bantamweight (54kg), maintaining focus to win against Puerto Rico’s Angelyris Lopez. Moreover, Kazakhstan’s Viktoriya Grafeyeva delivered a strong performance in the lightweight (60kg) category against Greece’s Sofia Legaki.
Thailand’s Thananya Somnuek, with extensive international experience, faced Serbia’s European Champion Kristina Kuluhova in a tough matchup, demonstrating significant growth in her abilities. The day also featured veteran Ha Thi Linh from Vietnam, who advanced to the quarter-finals after a competitive fight against Venezuela’s Omailyn Alcala.
The day concluded with several exciting matchups, including China’s Wang Xiaomeng defeating Kazakhstan’s Gulsaya Yerzhan, and Uzbekistan’s Sokhiba Ruzmetova moving to the last eight in the light heavyweight (81kg) category. Fans can follow further developments and results on platforms like Facebook and Instagram, or through the ASBC website.
The IBA Women’s Elite World Boxing Championships in Nis highlighted Thailand’s strong performances across various weight categories, showcasing the nation’s boxing talent. Key victories by boxers such as Chuthamat Raksat and Natnicha Chongprongklang were complemented by competitive matches involving athletes from other countries, indicating a high level of competition. Continued updates and results are available through ASBC’s social media channels for those following the event.
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