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Cant find the draw man

 

http://www.london2012.com/boxing/schedule-and-results/

Click on the red boxers to see the schedule and 1st few rounds of the draw.

 

My bad. 'ere ya go.

http://www.london2012.com/boxing/schedule-and-results/

 

ah thankyou

 

cheers again

 

My picks for the Gold considering the draw:
Men:
Super Heavy - Magomedrasul Majidov, Azerbaijan
Heavy - Clemente Russo, Italy
Light Heavy - Damien Hooper, Australia
Middle - Ievgen Khytrov, Ukraine
Welter - Serik Sapiyev, Kazakhstan
Light Welter - Thomas Stalker, GB
Light - Vasyl Lomachenko, Ukraine
Bantam - Luke Campbell, GB
Fly - Andrew Selby, GB
Light Fly - Paddy Barnes, Ireland

Women:
Middle - Savannah Marshall, GB
Light - Katie Taylor, Ireland
Fly - Cancan Ren, China

 

darren o'neill has the world champ in the quartes if he gets der so he'll be doin well to medal

 

hooper aint goin near gold mate

 

Ill be amazed if Stalker and Campbell dont get Golds. Selby will get a medal but not sure about him getting Gold. I think Shields will take the womens middleweight gold with marshall getting a bronze.

 

I'm looking forward to see Bogdan Juratoni who will sign with Interbox immediately after the Olympics.





Ps: He's Romanian.... I only saw now that this is the Brittish Forum

 

Just got a feeling he might do well, don't really rate any of the Light Heavy's that highly

 

cuban will beat him

ward should be der also only for getting robbed in turkey,would have made it alot more interesting

 

It is tough, but Joshua can beat him by being a bit slick. If he does win, I hope it doesn't take too much out of him physically. I think we can get 3 medalists and 2 female medalists = 5.

Not too clued up on the Irish lads, but best of luck to them. Katie Taylor has to get gold, she's ace.

 

I still can't see the actual names of who is fighting when. I just keep going round in circles and all it shows is the weight class on the date not the actual fights. It was the same with the football the another night. Not finding it very user friendly. Any other websites that anyone would recommend over the BBC?

 

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