Rosenov and Yasar defended their thrones while Hungary earned its first ever U23 male title

Bulgaria’s Radoslav Rosenov and Turkey’s Emrah Yasar defended their thrones at the European U23 Boxing Championships in Budapest where Hungary earned its first ever male title in the front of the home crowd.

Azerbaijan’s Subhan Mamedov became the first male winner in Budapest following his success over Ukraine’s Maksym Rudyk.

France’s Izaya Gaucher had a superb semi-final performance and he eliminated Ukraine’s star, Maksym Zymenko and his last round was decisive against England’s Abdul-Rahmaan Burton at the 55kg final bout. His teammate, Junior Tadah was too strong for Lithuania’s Arnas Kazakevicius and he managed France’s second title in Budapest.

Bulgaria’s sensation, Radoslav Rosenov achieved a bronze medal in Liverpool and he was unstoppable for all of the opponents in Budapest including Turkey’s Mehmethan Cinar.

Ukraine’s gold medal was achieved by Artur Kuzmenko who succeeded over Bulgaria’s 19-year-old Viktorio Iliev at the 65kg final while Romania’s UK-based Daniel-Raj Stoican had the successful mission against Georgia’s Luka Nikabadze at the 70kg.

England’s Bobby Wallace won their Elite Nationals this year and he continued his golden pathway in Budapest where he had the strong strategy to beat Bulgaria’s more experienced William Cholov at the 80kg.

Turkey’s Emrah Yasar was dominant from the first seconds against Germany’s Kevin Lebowski and he defended his U23 throne at the 90kg. England’s Damar Thomas controlled the final of the heaviest weight class from the first seconds and he underlined that he is better than Croatia’s Marko Perkovic.

Hungary’s Levente Gemes delighted the host country in the last male final of the entire championship, he had a seriously tight final against Italy’s promising Gabriele Guidi Rontani at the 75kg.

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