The men's bantamweight event was part of the boxing programme at the 1984 Summer Olympics. The weight class allowed boxers of up to 54 kilograms to compete. The competition was held from 30 July to 11 August 1984. 35 boxers from 35 nations competed.[1]
| Bantamweight boxing at the Games of the XXIII Olympiad | |||||||||||||||||
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| Venue | Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena | ||||||||||||||||
| Dates | 30 July – 11 August | ||||||||||||||||
| Competitors | 35 from 35 nations | ||||||||||||||||
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Medalists edit
| Gold | Maurizio Stecca Italy
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| Silver | Héctor López Mexico
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| Bronze | Dale Walters Canada
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| Bronze | Pedro Nolasco Dominican Republic
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Results edit
The following boxers took part in the event:[1]
| Rank | Name | Country |
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| 1 | Maurizio Stecca |  Italy
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| 2 | Héctor López |  Mexico
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| 3T | Dale Walters |  Canada
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| 3T | Pedro Nolasco |  Dominican Republic
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| 5T | Pedro Décima |  Argentina
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| 5T | Ndaba Dube |  Zimbabwe
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| 5T | Robinson Pitalúa |  Colombia
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| 5T | Mun Seong-gil |  South Korea
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| 9T | Cemal Öner |  Turkey
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| 9T | Hiroaki Takami |  Japan
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| 9T | Joe Orewa |  Nigeria
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| 9T | Louis Gomis |  France
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| 9T | Babar Ali Khan |  Pakistan
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| 9T | Star Zulu |  Zambia
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| 9T | Robert Shannon |  United States
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| 9T | John John Molina |  Puerto Rico
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| 17T | Tshoza Mukuta |  Zaire
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| 17T | Bararq Bahtobe |  Ivory Coast
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| 17T | Gamal El-Din El-Koumy |  Egypt
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| 17T | Mustapha Kouchene |  Algeria
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| 17T | Wanchai Pongsri |  Thailand
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| 17T | Johny Assadoma |  Indonesia
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| 17T | Amon Neequaye |  Ghana
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| 17T | Stefan Gertel |  West Germany
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| 17T | Hugh Dyer |  Belize
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| 17T | Firmin Abissi |  Benin
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| 17T | Gustavo Cruz |  Nicaragua
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| 17T | Phil Sutcliffe |  Ireland
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| 17T | John Hyland |  Great Britain
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| 17T | Sammy Mwangi |  Kenya
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| 17T | Jarmo Eskelinen |  Finland
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| 17T | John Siryakibbe |  Uganda
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| 33T | Yao Gaitor |  Togo
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| 33T | Ljubiša Simić |  Yugoslavia
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| 33T | Manuel Vilchez |  Venezuela
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First round edit
- Jarmo Eskelinen (FIN) def. Yao Gaitor (TOG), 5:0
- Pedro Nolasco (DOM) def. Ljubiša Simič (YUG), 4:1
- John Siryakibbe (UGA) def. Manuel Vilchez (VEN), 3:2
Second round edit
- Pedro Ruben Decima (ARG) def. Tshoza Mukuta (ZAI), 5:0
- Çemal Öner (TUR) def. Bararg Bahtohe (IVC), 4:1
- Hiroaki Takami (JPN) def. Gamal El-Komy (EGY), 4:1
- Dale Walters (CAN) def. Mustapha Kouchane (ALG), 5:0
- Joe Orewa (NGR) def. Wanchai Pongsri (THA), KO-2
- Héctor López (MEX) def. Johny Asadoma (INA), KO-3
- Ndaba Dube (ZIM) def. Amon Neequaye (GHA), 5:0
- Louis Gomis (FRA) def. Stefan Gertel (FRG), AB-2
- Robinson Pitalua (COL) def. Hugh Dyer (BLZ), RSC-2
- Babar Ali Khan (PAK) def. Firmin Abissi (BEN), 5:0
- Star Zulu (ZAM) def. Gustavo Cruz (NIC), 5:0
- Maurizio Stecca (ITA) def. Philip Sutcliffe (IRL), 5:0
- Moon Sung-Kil (KOR) def. John Hyland (GBR), AB-3
- Robert Shannon (USA) def. Sammy Mwangi (KEN), 5:0
- Juan Molina (PUR) def. Jarmo Eskelinen (FIN), 5:0
- Pedro Nolasco (DOM) def. John Siryakibbe (UGA), 5:0
Third round edit
- Pedro Ruben Decima (ARG) def. Çemal Öner (TUR), 4:1
- Dale Walters (CAN) def. Hiroaki Takami (JPN), 5:0
- Héctor López (MEX) def. Joe Orewa (NGR), 4:1
- Ndaba Dube (ZIM) def. Louis Gomis (FRA), 5:0
- Robinson Pitalua (COL) def. Babar Ali Khan (PAK), 5:0
- Maurizio Stecca (ITA) def. Star Zulu (ZAM), 5:0
- Moon Sung-Kil (KOR) def. Robert Shannon (USA), RSC-3
- Pedro Nolasco (DOM) def. Juan Molina (PUR), 3:2
Quarterfinals edit
- Dale Walters (CAN) def. Pedro Ruben Decima (ARG), 5:0
- Héctor López (MEX) def. Ndaba Dube (ZIM), 5:0
- Maurizio Stecca (ITA) def. Robinson Pitalua (COL), 5:0
- Pedro Nolasco (DOM) def. Moon Sung-Kil (KOR), RSC-1
Semifinals edit
- Héctor López (MEX) def. Dale Walters (CAN), 5:0
- Maurizio Stecca (ITA) def. Pedro Nolasco (DOM), 5:0
Final edit
- Maurizio Stecca (ITA) def. Héctor López (MEX), 4:1
References edit
- ^ a b "Boxing at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games: Men's Bantamweight". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 28 December 2018.