2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships

The 2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships was an international women's boxing competition hosted by Turkey from October 21 to 27 2002 in Antalya. It was the 2nd championship, which debuted 2001 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States.

Results

Bronze medals are awarded to both losing semi-finalists.

2002 World Women's Boxing Championship
Weight Gold Silver Bronze
45 kg India Mary Kom North Korea Jang Song-Ae Turkey Derya Aktop Ukraine Svetlana Miroshnichenko
48 kg North Korea Ri Jong Hyang Ukraine Tatyana Lebedeva Hungary Monica Csik India Kumari Meena
51 kg Italy Simona Galassi North Korea Kim Kun-Son Russia Lidiya Andreyeva Greece Elefheria Paleologou
54 kg China Zhang Xiyan Italy Marzia Davide North Korea Son Bi-Ha Hungary Agnes Tapai
57 kg North Korea Jo Pok-Sun Norway Henriette Kitel-Birkeland Russia Svetlana Kulakova Greece Maria Semertzoglu
60 kg Canada Jennifer Smith-Ogg Greece Areti Mastroduka Brazil Ana Santos United States Naguana Smalls
63.5 kg France Myriam Lamare Turkey Yasemin Ustalar Romania Daniela David Ukraine Saida Gasanova
67 kg Russia Irina Sinetskaya United States Natalie Brown Denmark Tina Hansen Australia Desi Kontos
71 kg Ukraine Larisa Berezenko United States Yvonne Reis Argentina Paola Gabriela Casalinuovo Canada Roxanne Lalancette
75 kg Belarus Olga Slavinskaya Denmark Betina Karlsen China Guo Shuai India Karamjit Kaur
81 kg Ukraine Anzhela Torskaya Belarus Irina Smirnova Canada Jennyfer Grenon Russia Olga Novoselova
90 kg Hungary Maria Kovacs Russia Mariya Yovorskaya United States Devonne Canady India Jyotsana Haryana

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Medal count table

2002 World Women's Boxing Championship
Pos Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1North Korea North Korea 2215
2Ukraine Ukraine 2125
3Russia Russia 1135
4Belarus Belarus 11 2
4=Italy Italy 11 2
6India India 1 34
7Canada Canada 1 23
7=Hungary Hungary 1 23
9China China 1 12
10France France 1 1
11United States United States 224
12Greece Greece 123
13Denmark Denmark 112
13=Turkey Turkey 112
15Norway Norway 1 1
16Argentina Argentina 11
16=Australia Australia 11
16=Brazil Brazil 11
16=Romania Romania 11
Total 12122448

References

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