Poles claim four triumphs in Kielce

The 7th Leszek Drogosz Memorial ended today in Kielce. The tournament featured 12 women and 54 men from ten countries: Georgia, Spain, Jamaica, Lithuania, Moldova, Germany, Poland, Russia, Scotland and Hungary. Several Polish representatives were among them. In the end, two Polish women – Natalia Rok (51 kg) and Karolina Koszewska (75 kg) – and two Polish men – Sebastian Wiktorzak (81 kg) and Aleksander Stawirej (+91 kg) – stood on the top step of the podium.

The finals should have satisfied fans both in the stands and watching the broadcast on television. Among those appearing in the ring was former world silver medalist Yana Sydor, also known by the surname Alexeyevna. The daughter of senior national team coach Ivan Juszczenko also competed. Leading boxers from Hungary and Spain were also in action. Representing the latter country was naturalized Cuban Emanuel Reyes (91 kg), who won his weight class.

Final bout results – October 25, 2019. Winners listed first

Women

51 kg – Natalia Rok (Poland) – Laura Fuertes (Spain) 3:0
60 kg – Yana Sydor (Ukraine) – Aneta Rygielska (Poland) 2:1
75 kg – Karolina Koszewska (Poland) – Natalia Marczykowska (Poland) 3:0

Men

52 kg – Martin Molina (Spain) – Martin Virban (Hungary) 2:1
56 kg – Nandor Csoka (Hungary) – Saiel Amirmuhamad (Russia) 3:0
60 kg – Jose Quiles (Spain) – Edgaras Skurdelis (Lithuania) 2:1
64 kg – Richard Kovacs (Hungary) – Damian Durkacz (Poland) 2:1
69 kg – Joshua Frazer (Jamaica) – Marat Gashimov (Russia) 3:0
75 kg – Vlad Gavriluc (Moldova) – Pablo Coy (Spain) 2:1
81 kg – Sebastian Wiktorzak (Poland) – Dmitri Cosciug (Moldova) 2:1
91 kg – Emanuel Reyes (Spain) – Konrad Kaczmarkiewicz (Poland) 3:0
+91 kg – Aleksander Stawirej (Poland) – Jonas Jazevicius (Lithuania) 2:1