Japan national amateur boxing athletes

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Japan national amateur boxing athletes represents Japan in regional, continental and world tournaments and matches sanctioned by the Amateur International Boxing Association (AIBA).

Contents 1 Olympics 1.1 2004 Athens Olympics 1.1.1 Entry list 2 Asian Games 2.1 2006 Doha Asian Games 2.1.1 Entry list 3 East Asian Games 3.1 2005 Macau East Asian Games 3.1.1 Entry list 4 References

[edit] Olympics

[edit] 2004 Athens Olympics

Main article: Boxing at the 2004 Summer Olympics

One amateur boxer represented Japan to the 2004 Olympics. He was defeated in his first match by Endalkachew Kebede of Ethiopia.

[edit] Entry list

• Toshiyuki Igarashi (Light Flyweight)

[edit] Asian Games

[edit] 2006 Doha Asian Games

Main article: Boxing at the 2006 Asian Games

This country was represented by three amateur boxers. Winning one bronze medal, Japan is ranked 11th^[1] in a four-way tie with DPR Korea, Syria and the host country Qatar.

[edit] Entry list

• Hirano Yoshiyuki (Welterweight)
• Murata Ryota (Middleweight)
• Susa Katsuaki (Flyweight) - Bronze

[edit] East Asian Games

[edit] 2005 Macau East Asian Games

[edit] Entry list

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[edit] References

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