List of all current active Olympic medalists in pro boxing

**W1LL** · 08-13-2019, 12:35 PM

John Joe Nevin's career never picked up, that is a real shame.

**Tony Trick-Pony** · 08-13-2019, 01:12 PM

Originally posted by DuckAdonis

Might be interesting for you guys that follow prospects and such.
I made this list with the help of Boxrec, Wikipedia and my own memory lol. Let me know I missed some.
I'll do the same lists for amateur World Champions and from all the continents (Pan American Games, European Games, Asian Games etc.)

The list shows the boxers name, the medals they won at the Olympics > (G,S,B) and their current pro record

Olympic Medalists:

Heavyweight-
Deontay Wilder (B) 41-0-1
Anthony Joshua (G) 22-1
Alexander Povetkin (G) 34-2
Tony Yoka (G) 6-0
Joe Joyce (S) 10-0
Filip Hrgović (B) 8-0
Ivan Dychko (Bx2) 9-0
Zhang Zhilei (S) 20-0
David Price (B) 25-6

Cruiserweight-
Oleksandr Usyk (G) 16-0
Evgeny Tishchenko (G) 5-0
Tervel Pulev (B) 13-0

Light Heavyweight-
Oleksandr Gvozdyk (B) 17-0
Joshua Buatsi (B) 11-0
Mathieu Bauderlique (B) 18-1
Bektemir Melikuziev (S) 1-0

Super Middleweight-
Vijender Singh (B) 11-0

Middleweight-
Gennady Golovkin (S) 39-1-1
Ryōta Murata (G) 15-2
Esquiva Falc�o (S) 24-0
Yamaguchi Falc�o (B) 16-1
Fred Evans (S) 5-1

Light Middleweight-
Misael Rodr�guez (B) 9-0
Souleymane Cissokho (B) 10-0
Mohammed Rabii (B) 9-0
Vincenzo Mangiacapre (B) 3-0

Welterweight-
Yordenis Ug�s (B) 24-4
Amir Khan (S) 34-5
Felix Diaz (G) 20-3
Daniyar Yeleussinov (G) 7-0
Taras Shelestyuk (B) 17-0

Light Welterweight-
Shakhram Giyasov (S) 8-0
Fazliddin Gaibnazarov (G) 7-1
Artem Harutyunyan (B) 7-0
Evaldas Petrauskas (B) 1-0
Daouda Sow (S) 21-2

Lightweight-
Vasyl Lomachenko (Gx2) 13-1
Luke Campbell (G) 20-2
Yuriorkis Gamboa (G) 30-2
John Joe Nevin (S) 12-0
Denys Berinchyk (S) 11-0

Super Featherweight-
Robson Concei��o (G) 13-0
Satoshi Shimizu (B) 8-1

Featherweight-
Shakur Stevenson (S) 12-0
Tugstsogt Nyambayar (S) 11-0
Michael Conlan (B) 12-0
Vladimir Nikitin (B) 3-0
Robeisy Ram�rez (Gx2) 0-1

Super Bantamweight-
Guillermo Rigondeaux (Gx2) 19-1
Murodjon Akhmadaliev (B) 6-0
Shakhobidin Zoirov (G) 3-0

Bantamweight-
Mikhail Aloyan (B) 4-1
Paddy Barnes (Bx2) 6-2
Yoel Finol (S) 1-0
Vincenzo Picardi (B) 1-0

Super Flyweight-
Joahnys Argilagos (B) 2-0

Flyweight-
Nico Hern�ndez (B) 7-0

Very cool list, man!

I need to favorite this and check back on it from time to time. Wondering if Robesiy will bounce back from last weekend. I think everyone on this list has a better record than him at this point. I also had no idea that David Price was a bronze medalist. Or Ugas either.

**boliodogs** · 08-13-2019, 02:10 PM

I don't follow amateur boxing. The scoring is total BS. If a guy is good he will kick ass in the pros and I will follow him when he has some good pro wins. I don't have time to follow the amateurs. If they are really good I will know of them soon enough as they make a name for themselves in the pros.

**�-4-�** · 08-13-2019, 02:22 PM

Great job getting this together. Interesting to check back in the future, like Tony said.

Green K

**DuckAdonis** · 08-13-2019, 05:55 PM

Originally posted by �-4-�

Great job getting this together. Interesting to check back in the future, like Tony said.

Green K

Thanks,

Imma make some more lists of boxers who won medals at the Pan American Games, European Championships, World Championships and Asian Games.

Really interesting so far

**DuckAdonis** · 08-13-2019, 05:59 PM

Originally posted by boliodogs

I don't follow amateur boxing. The scoring is total BS. If a guy is good he will kick ass in the pros and I will follow him when he has some good pro wins. I don't have time to follow the amateurs. If they are really good I will know of them soon enough as they make a name for themselves in the pros.

To each their own

I really enjoy seeing boxers from the amateurs adapt and evolve in the pro's. It's fun to watch their careers unfold as one of the only people really paying attention. That's sometimes how legends are born. And it's just a fun idea that you could be one of the few watching a great being developed.

Amateur accomplishments are really the only thing we can use to follow potential great prospects in their early days. And in the ams everyone fights eachother, also like that aspect. Gets me a better idea of the skillset a fighter has. But they can improve as pro or just fall off

**mrpain81** · 08-13-2019, 06:06 PM

Nice work.

List of all current active Olympic medalists in pro boxing