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2004 European Union Amateur Boxing Championships

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Boxing competitions 2004 Men's European Union Boxing Championships Madrid Spain 92 20–27 June 2003 2005 The Men's 2004 European Union Amateur Boxing Championships were held in Madrid, Spain from June 20 to June 27. The 4th edition of the annual competition was organised by the European governing body for amateur boxing, EABA. A total number of 92 fighters from across Europe competed at these championships. Medal winners Light Flyweight(– 48 kilograms)Bulgaria Salim SalimovBulgariaPoland Łukasz MaszczykPolandLatvia Vladislavas SokolovasLatvia France Redouane AsloumFrance Flyweight(– 51 kilograms)Italy Alfonso PintoItalyFrance Jérôme ThomasFranceSlovakia Rudolf DydiSlovakia Bulgaria Aleksander WładimirowBulgaria Bantamweight(– 54 kilograms)Bulgaria Detelin DalaklievBulgariaHungary Zsolt BedakHungaryFrance Ali HallabFrance Romania Bogdan DobrescuRomania Featherweight(– 57 kilograms)Bulgaria Aleksiej SzajdulinBulgariaRomania Viorel SimionRomaniaPoland Krzysztof SzotPoland France Khedafi DjelkhirFrance Lightweight(– 60 kilograms)Italy Domenico ValentinoItalyTurkey Selçuk AydınTurkeyGreece Marios KaperonisGreece England David MulhollandEngland Light Welterweight(– 64 kilograms)Bulgaria Boris GeorgijewBulgariaSpain Jose GuttierezSpainTurkey Abdulkadir KurogluTurkey Hungary Tibor DudasHungary Welterweight(– 69 kilograms)Turkey Bulent UlusoyTurkeyHungary Vilmos BaloghHungaryEngland Neil PerkinsEngland Romania Stefan DragomirRomania Middleweight(– 75 kilograms)Romania Marian SimionRomaniaIreland Andy LeeIrelandPoland Robert GniotPoland Greece Georgios GazisGreece Light Heavyweight(– 81 kilograms)Turkey İhsan Yıldırım TarhanTurkeyPoland Aleksy KuziemskiPolandRomania Constantin BejenaruRomania England Tony JeffriesEngland Heavyweight(– 91 kilograms)Bulgaria Kubrat PulevBulgariaLithuania Vitaljus SubaciusLithuaniaSpain Sergio CastanoSpain Germany Dieter RothGermany Super Heavyweight(+ 91 kilograms)Italy Roberto CammarelleItalyPoland Mariusz WachPolandFrance Mohamed SamoudiFrance Bulgaria Siergiej RożnowBulgaria External links EABA Boxing References Boxing Championships European Union Amateur Boxing Championships Category:International boxing competitions hosted by Spain Category:Sports competitions in Madrid Category:European Union Amateur Boxing Championships Category:2004 in Madrid Category:June 2004 sports events in Spain