71 Kg Drapeau Russian Natalya Kolpakova gain silver medals but disqualified and deprived of their silver medals in 2001 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships, which were not transferred to other athletes.
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2001, women, world, amateur, boxing, championships, international, women, boxing, competition, hosted, united, states, from, october, 2001, scranton, pennsylvania, competition, first, women, world, amateur, boxing, championships, locationscranton, pennsylvania. The 2001 Women s World Amateur Boxing Championships was an international women s boxing competition hosted by the United States from October 21 to 27 2001 in Scranton Pennsylvania The competition was the first women s world amateur boxing championships 1 2 2001 Women s World Amateur Boxing ChampionshipsLocationScranton PennsylvaniaDatesOctober 21 27 2001Antalya 2002 Results editBronze medals are awarded to both losing semi finalists 2001 World Women s Boxing ChampionshipWeight Gold Silver Bronze45 kg nbsp Yelena Sabitova nbsp Maria Norozenik nbsp Camelia Negrea nbsp Kim Peturson48 kg nbsp Hulya Sahin nbsp Mary Kom nbsp Jamie Behl nbsp Carina Moreno51 kg nbsp Simona Galassi nbsp Tammy DeLaforest nbsp Katrin Enoksson nbsp Diana Ungureanu54 kg nbsp Yelena Karpecheva nbsp Audrey Garcia nbsp Wendy Broad nbsp Renate Medby57 kg nbsp Zhang Maomao nbsp Henriette Birkeland nbsp Jeannine Garside nbsp Alexandra Matheus60 kg nbsp Crystelle Samson nbsp Tatyana Chalaya nbsp Teuta Cuni nbsp Amber Gideon63 5 kg nbsp Frida Wallberg nbsp Myriam Lamare nbsp Cristina Cerpi nbsp Donna Mancuso67 kg nbsp Irina Sinetskaya nbsp Natalie Brown nbsp Melanie Horne nbsp Tristan Whiston71 kg nbsp Ivett Pruzsinszky Not awarded nbsp Nurcan Carkci nbsp Irina Smirnova75 kg nbsp Anna Laurell nbsp Anita Ducza nbsp Svetlana Andreyeva nbsp Guo Shuai81 kg nbsp Olga Domouladzhanova nbsp Viktoria Kovacs nbsp Tanya Fowler nbsp Faye Jacobs Hollins90 kg nbsp Devonne Canady nbsp Maria Kovacs nbsp Mariya Reingard nbsp Selma Yagci 3 71 Kg Drapeau Russian Natalya Kolpakova gain silver medals but disqualified and deprived of their silver medals in 2001 Women s World Amateur Boxing Championships which were not transferred to other athletes Medal count table edit2001 World Women s Boxing ChampionshipPos Country Gold Silver Bronze Total1 nbsp Russia 4 1 2 72 nbsp Sweden 2 2 43 nbsp Hungary 1 4 54 nbsp Canada 1 1 7 95 nbsp United States 1 3 46 nbsp Turkey 1 2 37 nbsp China 1 1 27 nbsp Italy 1 1 29 nbsp France 2 210 nbsp Norway 1 1 211 nbsp India 1 111 nbsp Jamaica 1 113 nbsp Romania 2 214 nbsp Denmark 1 114 nbsp Moldova 1 114 nbsp New Zealand 1 1Total 12 11 24 47References edit Dashper Katherine Fletcher Thomas Mccullough Nicola 25 July 2014 Sports Events Society and Culture Routledge p 90 ISBN 9781134053278 via Google Books Women s boxing is in safe hands with the new generation after fighting its way back from a sordid past Independent co uk 27 March 2017 Archived from the original on 2022 05 01 Retrieved 12 May 2017 Documents Archive AIBA PDF AIBA Retrieved 12 May 2017 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2001 Women 27s World Amateur Boxing Championships amp oldid 1121944024, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
