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The Light Flyweight class in the boxing at the 2004 Summer Olympics competition was the lightest class. Light flyweights were limited to those boxers weighing less than 48 kilograms.
[edit] Participants
- Toshiyuki Igarashi (JPN) replaced Karim Nouman (PAK) as a lucky looser, because the Pakistani fighter dropped "due to technical resons".
- Suleiman Bilali (KEN) was pulled out of competition due to leg injury a week before the Olympic Games. He was attacked by thugs during an early morning jogging outside his home in the sprawling Eastleigh residential district in Nairobi in January. The first reserve from Namibia, Joseph Jeremia, entered in his place.
[edit] Olympic Medalists
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Round of 16 |
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August 24 |
August 27 |
August 29 |
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| Wakefield, AUS |
20 |
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Jermia, NAM |
29 |
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| Jermia, NAM |
11 |
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Kazakov, RUS |
18 |
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| Castaneda, MEX |
16 |
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Kazakov, RUS |
41 |
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| Kazakov, RUS |
20 |
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| Patricio Calero, ECU |
8 |
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| Kazakov, RUS |
20 |
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Yalçınkaya, TUR |
26 |
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| Tamara, COL |
48 |
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| Bouchtouk, MAR |
25 |
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| Tamara, COL |
35 |
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Pinto, ITA |
49 |
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| Okon, NGR |
1:54-3 |
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RSCOS |
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24 |
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Yalçınkaya, TUR |
33 |
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| Yalçınkaya, TUR |
22 |
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| Katongole, UGA |
7 |
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| Yalçınkaya, TUR |
23 |
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Bedak, HUN |
20 |
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| Bedak, HUN |
8 |
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| Abiyev, AZE |
23 |
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| Yalçınkaya, TUR |
16 |
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Bhartelemy Varela, CUB |
21 |
| Warren, USA |
9 |
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| Zou, CHN |
22 |
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| Zou, CHN |
31 |
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Kebede, ETH |
8 |
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| Kebede, ETH |
26 |
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| Igarashi, JPN |
21 |
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| Zou, CHN |
20 |
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Asloum, FRA |
12 |
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| Najah Ali, IRQ |
21 |
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| Kwak, DPR Korea |
7 |
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| Najah Ali, IRQ |
11 |
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Asloum, FRA |
24 |
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| Nalbandyan, ARM |
20 |
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| Asloum, FRA |
27 |
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| Zou, CHN |
17 |
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Bhartelemy Varela, CUB |
29 |
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RSCOS |
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| Rabenarivo, MAD |
1:17-3 |
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| Hong, KOR |
45 |
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Tanamor, PHI |
25 |
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| Dostiev, TJK |
12 |
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| Tanamor, PHI |
17 |
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| Hong, KOR |
11 |
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Bhartelemy Varela, CUB |
30 |
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RSCOS |
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| Miranda Guerra, VEN |
1:30-3 |
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| Bhartelemy Varela, CUB |
23 |
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Pannon, THA |
14 |
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| Pannon, THA |
26 |
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| Salimov, BUL |
14 |
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Gold
Silver
Bronze
Yan Bhartelemy Varela, Cuba
Atagün Yalçınkaya, Turkey
Zou Shiming, China
Sergey Kazakov, Russia
