2014 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships – Light welterweight

The Light welterweight (64 kg) competition at the 2014 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships was held from 16–24 November 2014.[1]

Medalists

Gold Anastasiia Beliakova (RUS)
Silver Sandy Ryan (ENG)
Bronze Shim Hee-jung (KOR)
 Sudaporn Seesondee (THA)

Draw

Top half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
     
        India Pavitra 2  
Germany Irina Schönberger 0     Kazakhstan Zarina Tsoloyeva 1  
Kazakhstan Zarina Tsoloyeva 3       India Pavitra 0  
Switzerland Anaïs Kistler 0       Russia Anastasiia Beliakova 3  
Russia Anastasiia Beliakova 3     Russia Anastasiia Beliakova 3  
Algeria Rania Mallaoui 0     China Xie Lili 0  
China Xie Lili 3       Russia Anastasiia Beliakova 3
          South Korea Shim Hee-jung 0
        Lithuania Vaida Valskytė 3  
Mongolia Erdenesoyol Uyanga 0     Barbados Kimberley Gittens 0  
Barbados Kimberley Gittens 3       Lithuania Vaida Valskytė 0  
South Korea Shim Hee-jung 3       South Korea Shim Hee-jung 3  
Netherlands Lisa de Vilder 0     South Korea Shim Hee-jung 3      
        Italy Valentina Alberti 0      
     

Bottom half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
     
        United States Destiny Chearino 0  
Denmark Camilla Skov Jensen 1     Romania Simona Sitar 2  
Romania Simona Sitar 2       Romania Simona Sitar 0  
Turkey Gülsüm Tatar 3       England Sandy Ryan 3  
Spain Miriam Gutierrez 0     Turkey Gülsüm Tatar 0  
England Sandy Ryan 3     England Sandy Ryan 3  
Hungary Bianka Nagy 0       England Sandy Ryan 3
Mexico Esmeralda Falcon 1       Thailand Sudaporn Seesondee 0
Morocco Asmae Ouazri 2     Morocco Asmae Ouazri 0  
Czech Republic Martina Schmoranzová 3     Czech Republic Martina Schmoranzová 2  
Montenegro Aleksandra Vujović 0       Czech Republic Martina Schmoranzová 1  
Thailand Sudaporn Seesondee 3       Thailand Sudaporn Seesondee 2  
Ukraine Nila Lipskaya 0     Thailand Sudaporn Seesondee 3      
        Argentina Macarena Ledesma 0      
     

Final

Final
Russia Anastasiia Beliakova 3
England Sandy Ryan 0

References

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