Fighters you expect to medal at Paris Olympics?

[Clegg]

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are the only nations to have a boxer qualify in all 7 weight classes. Australia with 6, Cuba 5, USA 4, UK 3.

You can see the full list here: Boxing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification - Wikipedia

First fights are on July 27th, final fights are August 10th.

[Malvado]

Hey might be off, but I think Marco Verde (MX) (71kg) Might have a chance of winning a medal, has a streak of beating Uzbek and Cuban amateurs, got the gold in the Pan American Games and beat Roniel Iglesias in a pro based exhibition bout.

Ari and Andrey Bonilla brothers had always dreamed to be part of the Olympics, but nothing has been mentioned about them.

I am not well informed in Piolin, Miguel Angel Martinez who trains under the same trainer as Verde, Radames Hernandez. Supposedly he is good, but I haven't really seen him perform.

[Dr. Z]

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are the only nations to have a boxer qualify in all 7 weight classes. Australia with 6, Cuba 5, USA 4, UK 3.

You can see the full list here: Boxing at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification - Wikipedia

First fights are on July 27th, final fights are August 10th.

When does the draw come out for the 2024 games?

[James Daley]

Lightweight Harry Garside (Australia). The 2020 bronze medalist in Tokyo is hungrier than ever to make history, by becoming Australia’s first gold medalist.

Garside’s obsessed with gold. I believe he’s Australia’s best chance, not sure what to expect though. Lightweight is probably a stacked division.

[Dr. Z]

Lightweight Harry Garside (Australia). The 2020 bronze medalist in Tokyo is hungrier than ever to make history, by becoming Australia’s first gold medalist.

Garside’s obsessed with gold. I believe he’s Australia’s best chance, not sure what to expect though. Lightweight is probably a stacked division.

Australia has 12 men in the games. More than any other nation. There chace of winning gold in a division, many of which are not teeming with talent is better than you think. I will say they will do better than just one bronze.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_at_the_2024_Summer_Olympics

[James Daley]

Australia has 12 men in the games. More than any other nation. There chace of winning gold in a division, many of which are not teeming with talent is better than you think. I will say they will do better than just one bronze.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing...ummer_Olympics

It's Australia's largest ever Olympic Boxing Team of 12 (6 men, 6 women), eclipsing the 11 member contingent at London 2012.

I'm hearing Teremoana (+92kg) could be one to watch out for too.

[cace]

Lightweight Harry Garside (Australia). The 2020 bronze medalist in Tokyo is hungrier than ever to make history, by becoming Australia’s first gold medalist.

Garside’s obsessed with gold. I believe he’s Australia’s best chance, not sure what to expect though. Lightweight is probably a stacked division.

i hope garside does win i see hes paying 14$ to get the gold
might be worth a little flutter

[dan_cov]

Jalolov
Julio Cesar La Cruz
Aoife O'Rourke
Arlen Lopez
Estelle Mossley

Checked out Englands SHW Delicious Orie as I seen a lot of comments of people high on him, I think he is terrible. If he is our best hope of gold we must be buggered.


I like the little Cuban whose name escapes me also, I seen his fight vs the American who also qualified in the same cat and thought the decision absolutely stank.

[dan_cov]

Welp Estelle Mossely sent packing already.
I suspected even if she lost she would still get the W

[Clegg]

SHWs today, Jalolov just won. Orie's fight starts in about 4 hours.