Kakamyradov and Nuryagdyyev sailed to the top at the Turkmenistan Junior National Championships
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Following their Youth National Championships earlier this year, the Turkmenistan Boxing Federation arranged their Junior National Championships.
The number of the male boxers was 157 in the Turkmenistan Junior National Championships in Ashgabat where the 2008 and 2009 were born boxers competed for the medals in 14 different weight classes.
The Secretary General of the Turkmenistan Boxing Federation, Mr. Durdymammet Kuljayev, a former national boxer Mr. Temur Halilov, Mr. Sapar Bagyyev and Mr. Serdar Sadykov were the key officials of the Junior National Championships.
Turkmenistan achieved its first ever gold medal at the level of the ASBC Asian Junior Boxing Championships in Astana in 2023 and their Dayanch Durdynepesov is now member of their youth national team. The Central Asian boxing power earned more silver and bronze medals in Astana last November therefore their expectations are high in the next edition.
The first winner of the competition was Lebap region’s Ibrayim Iskenderov at the additional 44kg weight class who defeated Ashgabat’s Abdyrahim Ovezgulyyev in the final.
The pinweight (46kg) and the light flyweight (48kg) are always strong weight categories in Turkmenistan and the new champions were Lebap region’s Inamjan Arslanov and Dashoguz region’s Mansur Yoldashov.
Lebap’s Begench Kakamyradov was quarter-finalist at the 2023 ASBC Asian Junior Boxing Championships in Astana and since then he moved up from the pinweight (46kg) up to the flyweight (50kg). The 16-year-old boxer was too smart for all of his four opponents including Haitmyrat Astanov in the final of the Nationals.
Seventeen boxers competed for the medals at the light bantamweight (52kg) and among them Mary’s Abdyresul Arslanov succeeded against Timur Saidov in the final. The featherweight (57kg) was the most difficult category with the participation of 19 boxers in the Nationals where Lebap’s Artur Babayev defeated Yhlas Geldibayev of Dashoguz.
Ashgabat’s Abdyrahman Babayev was the favourite at the lightweight (60kg) but he was defeated by Muhammet Nazarov of Dashoguz for the title. Another boxer from the Dashoguz region, Sapa Mamedov (63kg) and Ashgabat’s Ismail Orazmyradov (66kg) won the next gold medals in the event.
Ashgabat’s Sapargeldi Nuryagdyyev came from a boxing family and he proved his strong genetics in the final of the light middleweight (70kg) against Muhammet Rejepov. Ahal’s Halmyrat Ashyrgeldiyev (75kg), the capital city’s Kerem Batyrov (80kg) and Dovranmyrat Gurbanov (+80kg) were the winners of the heaviest weight classes.
The list of the winners at the 2024 Turkmenistan Junior National Championships
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