2001 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships

The 2001 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships was an international women's boxing competition hosted by the United States from October 21 to 27 2001 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. It was the first championship.[1]

Results

Bronze medals are awarded to both losing semi-finalists.

2001 World Women's Boxing Championship
Weight Gold Silver Bronze
45 kg Yelena Sabitova Maria Norozenik Camelia Negrea Kim Peturson
48 kg Hülya Şahin Mary Kom Jamie Behl Carina Moreno
51 kg Simona Galassi Tammy DeLaforest Katrin Enoksson Diana Ungureanu
54 kg Yelena Karpecheva Audrey Garcia Wendy Broad Renate Medby
57 kg Zhang Maomao Henriette Birkeland Jeannine Garside Alexandra Matheus
60 kg Crystelle Samson Tatyana Chalaya Teuta Cuni Amber Gideon
63.5 kg Frida Wallberg Myriam Lamare Cristina Cerpi Donna Mancuso
67 kg Irina Sinetskaya Natalie Brown Melanie Horne Tristan Whiston
71 kg Ivett Pruzsinszky Not awarded Nurcan Çarkçı Irina Smirnova
75 kg Anna Laurell Anita Ducza Svetlana Andreyeva Guo Shuai
81 kg Olga Domouladzhanova Viktoria Kovacs Tanya Fowler Faye Jacobs-Hollins
90 kg Devonne Canady Mária Kovács Mariya Reingard Selma Yağcı

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Medal count table
2001 World Women's Boxing Championship
Pos Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Russia 4127
2

Sweden

 224
3 Hungary 145
4 Canada 1179
5 United States 134
6 Turkey 123
7 China 112
7= Italy 112
9 France 22
10 Norway 112
11 India 11
11= Jamaica 11
13 Romania 22
14 Denmark 11
14= Moldova 11
14=

New Zealand

 11
Total 12112447
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References
  1. "Women's boxing is in safe hands with the new generation after fighting its way back from a sordid past". 27 March 2017. Retrieved 12 May 2017.
  2. "Documents Archive - AIBA" (PDF). AIBA. Retrieved 12 May 2017.
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