Australian Amatuer Team

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  1. Super_Fly_Sam

    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    Bad news

    Brad Pitt lost to Nijiat Yushan (CHN) on points

    R1: 2:3
    R2: 7:3
    R3: 11:5
    R4: 7:4
     
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    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    Another Aussie out...

    William Tomlinson lost to Onur Sipal (TUR)

    R1: 5:2
    R4: 4:2
    R3: 7:1
    R4: 11:6
     
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    Gerard O'Mahony beat Akil Fredrick Auguste (TRI)

    RSC round 2

    R1: 2:7
    R2: 1:16
     
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    im looking forward to hear how luke boyd goes
     
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    Thats pretty good result, the turks are a strong amatuer nation.

    I dont know anything about that particular turkish fighter though.
     
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    ummmm I'm Guessing he's from Trinidad??
     
  8. WhataRock

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    oops
    A bit of dyslexia there, I was looking at nationality from the guy in above post.
     
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    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    yeah its no good :verysad


    Sergey Vodopyanov (RUS) beat Luke Boyd..

    R1: 5:1
    R2: 6:4
    R3: 8:2
    R4: 0:2
     
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    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    another loss to the Aussies :verysad :verysad

    Vasilii Belous (MDA) beat Todd Kidd

    R1: 2:1
    R2: 5:3
    R3: 7:5
    R4: 7:5
     
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    And again :verysad

    Anurudha Rathnayake (SRI) beat Jimmy Ceapa

    RSCOS R2

    R1: 1:20
    R2: 0:1
     
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    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    This is ****ed....

    Sailom Adi (THA) beat Paul Fleming

    R1: 2:4
    R2: 3:5
    R3: 4:5
    R4: 3:8
     
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    :happy

    Daniel Beahan beat Rok Urbanc (SLO)

    RSC R2

    R1: 2:3
    R2: 0:4

    top result not to much in the points part... so musta been smashin him
     
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    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    Light Flyweight (48kg) : Steve Sutherland
    Fly Weight (51kg) : Jimmy Ceapa OUT
    Bantamweight (54kg) : Luke Boyd OUT
    Featherweight (57kg) : Paul Flemming OUT
    Lightweight (60kg) : William Tomlinson OUT
    Light Welterweight (64kg) : Todd Kidd OUT
    Welterweight (69kg) : Gerard O'Mahony
    Middleweight (75kg) : NO ENTRY
    Light Heavyweight (81kg) : Mattew Corbett
    HeavyWeight (91kg) : Bradley Pitt OUT
    Super Heavyweight (+91kg) : Daniel Beahan

    Theres still hope
     
  15. WhataRock

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    There is no suprise hear, we are not a strong nation when it comes to amateurs. the sport is a bit different these days, the scoring and the way people fight.

    Its good to see the boys getting some experience.