Polski and Durkacz to Meet in the Final of the 36th Stamm Memorial
On Thursday, we learned the finalists in the 64kg division, as well as the complete lineup of semifinalists at the 36th Feliks Stamm Memorial. Two of Poland’s leading boxers, regardless of weight class, will fight for victory in this division: Mateusz Polski and Damian Durkacz. The following Biało-Czerwoni also moved to within one step of the final: Sandra Kruk (57kg), Aneta Rygielska (60kg), Filip Wąchała (69kg) and Rafał Perczyński (75kg).
A total of 17 Polish representatives—seven women and ten men—will box for a place in the final on Friday. The most eagerly anticipated bouts include Sandra Drabik (51kg) vs. Graziele Souza (Brazil), Rygielska vs. Anja Stridsman (Australia), Elżbieta Wójcik (69kg) vs. Kaye Scott (Australia), Karolina Koszewska (69kg) vs. Angela Carini (Italy), Agata Kaczmarska (75kg) vs. Caitlin Parker (Australia), Wąchała vs. Sergey Sobylinski (Russia), Adam Kulik (+91kg) vs. Solomon Dacres (England), as well as the all-Polish clash between Tomasz Niedźwiecki and Michał Soczyński (both 91kg).
WOMEN
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS [MAY 2, 2019]
57 KG
Sandra Kruk (Poland) – Amy Andrew (New Zealand) 4-1
Sofia Nabet (France) – Raven Chapman (England) 5-0
Irma Testa (Italy) – Sara Beram (Croatia) 5-0
Jemyma Betrian (Netherlands) – Stephanie Thour (Sweden) 5-0
60 KG
Anja Stridsman (Australia) – Imane Khelif (Algeria) 5-0
Aneta Rygielska (Poland) – Sandra Brugger (Switzerland) 3-2
Rebecca Nicoli (Italy) – Agnes Alexiusson (Sweden) 4-1
Beatriz Ferreira (Brazil) – Amina Zidani (France) 5-0
MEN
QUARTERFINAL AND SEMIFINAL RESULTS [MAY 2, 2019]
64 KG
Mateusz Polski (Poland) – Grigoriy Lizunenko (Ukraine) 5-0
Damian Durkacz (Poland) – Khatana Ankit (India) 3-2
69 KG
Mandeep Jangra (India) – Mikołaj Tobera (Poland) 4-0
Vadim Musaev (Russia) – Billy Liljeqvist (Sweden) 4-1
Filip Wąchała (Poland) – Łukasz Zyguła (Poland) 5-0
Sergey Sobylinski (Russia) – Zine Al Abidine Amroug (Morocco) 3-2
75 KG
Rafał Perczyński (Poland) – Chauhan Prayag (India) 5-0
Adam Chartoi (Sweden) – Carl Fail (England) 4-1
