Philippine national amateur boxing athletes

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The Philippine national amateur boxing athletes represents the Philippines and competes in regional, continental and international matches and tournaments sanctioned by the International Boxing Association (AIBA).

Contents 1 Olympics 1.1 List of medalists 1.1.1 Silver medalists 1.1.2 Bronze medalists 1.2 2004 Athens Olympics 1.2.1 Entry list 2 Asian Games 2.1 2006 Doha Asian Games 2.1.1 Entry list 3 Southeast Asian Games 3.1 2005 Southeast Asian Games - Philippines 3.1.1 Entry list 4 See also 5 References

[edit] Olympics

[edit] List of medalists

Main article: List of Olympic medalists in boxing

The country has harvested 2 silvers and 3 bronzes in Olympic boxing. ^[1]

[edit] Silver medalists

• Anthony Villanueva - Featherweight 1964 Tokyo
• Mansueto Velasco - Light Flyweight 1996 Atlanta

[edit] Bronze medalists

• José Villanueva - Bantamweight 1932 Los Angeles
• Leopoldo Serantes - Light Flyweight 1988 Seoul
• Roel Velasco - Light Flyweight 1992 Barcelona

[edit] 2004 Athens Olympics

Main article: Boxing at the 2004 Summer Olympics

Four Filipino boxers attended the 2004 Summer Olympics. Two lost their first bouts while the other two survived until the second rounds. The team's combined record was 2-4.

[edit] Entry list

• Harry Tañamor (Light Flyweight)
• Violito Payla (Flyweight)
• Romeo Brin (Light Welterweight)
• Christopher Camat (Middleweight)

[edit] Asian Games

[edit] 2006 Doha Asian Games

Main article: Boxing at the 2006 Asian Games

Seven amateur boxers competed for 11 gold medals at stake in this edition of the Asiad. Four out of the seven qualified for the semifinals and two made it to the final bouts. The Philippines is ranked 3rd^[2] with two gold medals and two bronze medals.

[edit] Entry list

Godfrey Castro - Light Flyweight - Bronze Violito Payla - Flyweight - Gold Anthony Marcial - Featherweight Joan Tipon - Bantamweight - Gold

Genebert Basadre - Lightweight - Bronze Delfin Boholst - Light Welterweight Frances Joven - Welterweight

[edit] Southeast Asian Games

[edit] 2005 Southeast Asian Games - Philippines

Main article: Boxing at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games

Nine male and five female amateur boxers represented the host country in this edition of the Southeast Asian Games. Out of the nine male boxers, three won medals and four female boxers took the gold medals.

[edit] Entry list

Female Juanito Magliquian Jr. (Finweight) Harry Tanamor (Light Flyweight) Warlito Parrenas (Flyweight) Joan Tipon (Bantamweight) Joegin Ladon (Lightweight) Genebert Basadre (Lightweight) Romeo Brin (Light Welterweight) Mark Jason Melligen (Welterweight) Reynaldo Galido (Middleweight)

Alice Kate Aparri (Pinweight) Analiza Cruz (Lightweight) Annie Albania (Flyweight) Jouvilet Chilem (Bantamweight) Mitchel Martinez (Lightweight)

[edit] See also

• List of Olympic medalists for the Philippines

[edit] References

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