Musurmonova, Mamatova and Yangiyeva made strong debuts at the Uzbekistan Women’s Youth National Cup

The Uzbekistan Women’s Youth National Cup was held in the western part of the country in the city of Urgench which has excellent boxing life.

The Uzbeks amazed in the annual Youth World Boxing Championships and ASBC Asian Youth Boxing Championships as well.

Boxers who were born in 2007 and in 2008, were eligible to participate in the Uzbekistan Women’s Youth National Cup to manage the next year’s age group and altogether 114 girls participated in the competition.

Samarkand’s Maftuna Musurmonova is only 16 but she has already Asian junior title and she bagged gold medals in all of her national level competitions. The minimumweight (48kg) boxer controlled all of her three contests including the final against Ugilshod Davlatova of Surkhondarya region.

Mukhtasar Aliyeva was the seed No.1 at the light flyweight (50kg) and she realized her routine against Sevinch Muydinjonova in the final of the Nationals. Ferghana’s Muslima Turgunova claimed the third title of the competition in Urgench after beating Nilufar Khamdamova in the flyweight (52kg) final.

Navoy’s new female sensation, Robiya Ravshanova has enough international experience from the recent two years to beat Ferghana’s Mushtariybonu Rustamova at the bantamweight (54kg) while Zakhro Rustamova captured the gold at the featherweight (57kg).

Sevara Mamatova is one of the biggest talents in the whole world in the 2008 born boxers and she is unbeaten in the international competitions. She won the Junior World Championships, the Asian Junior Boxing Championships twice and she dominated the lightweight (60kg) final against Rakhima Bekniyazova.

Two relatively new faces as Sevinch Khurramova (63kg) and Umida Shamsiyeva (66kg) won the next two titles in Urgench. Khorezm region’s local girl, Raykhona Kurbonboyeva represented Uzbekistan in top events and she had the strength to beat another national team member, Khadijabonu Bekova in the final of the light middleweight (70kg).

Bukhara’s Maftuna Yangiyeva is the next top talent in the 2008 born age group and the two-time ASBC Asian Junior Champion was dominant in all of her four contests at the middleweight (75kg). Namangan’s Youth World silver medallist Rukhshona Parpiyeva is a well-experienced boxer in the national team and controlled her final against Aynura Begjanova.

Andizhan’s Sobirakhon Shakhobiddinova is another ace in Uzbekistan’s boxing life who claimed a silver medal in the recent Youth World Boxing Championships after her three Asian titles. The 17-year-old heavyweight (+81kg) boxer stopped Shokhsanam Bakhodirova in the final of the category in the first round.

 

The list of the winners at the Uzbekistan Women’s Youth National Cup

 48kg: Maftuna Musurmonova

 50kg: Mukhtasar Aliyeva

 52kg: Muslima Turgunova

 54kg: Robiya Ravshanova

 57kg: Zakhro Rustamova

 60kg: Sevara Mamatova

 63kg: Sevinch Khurramova

 66kg: Umida Shamsiyeva

 70kg: Raykhona Kurbonboyeva

 75kg: Maftuna Yangiyeva

 81kg: Rukhshona Parpiyeva

 +81kg: Sobirakhon Shakhobiddinova

 

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