Boxing at the 1936 Summer Olympics – Men's light heavyweight

The men's light heavyweight event was part of the boxing programme at the 1936 Summer Olympics. The weight class was the second-heaviest contested, and allowed boxers of up to 175 pounds (79.4 kilograms). The competition was held from Monday, August 10, 1936 to Saturday, August 15, 1936.

Twenty-one boxers from 21 nations competed.

Medalists

Gold Silver Bronze
Roger Michelot
 France
Richard Vogt
 Germany
Francisco Risiglione
 Argentina

Results

Round of 32
August 10
  Round of 16
August 11
  Quarterfinals
August 13
  Semifinals
August 14
  Final
August 15
                                   
 Francisco Risiglione (ARG)  
Bye      Risiglione (ARG) PTS  
 Jean-Pierre Graser (LUX)    Graser (LUX) L  
Bye        Risiglione (ARG) PTS  
 Thomas Griffin (GBR)        Griffin (GBR) L  
Bye      Griffin (GBR) PTS
 Antonio Adipe (URU)    Adipe (URU) L  
Bye        Risiglione (ARG) L  
 Hannes Koivunen (FIN)        Vogt (GER) PTS  
Bye      Koivunen (FIN) PTS  
 Oliver Shanks (CAN)    Shanks (CAN) L  
Bye        Koivunen (FIN) L
 Richard Vogt (GER)        Vogt (GER) PTS  
Bye      Vogt (GER) PTS
 Erminio Bolzan (ITA)    Bolzan (ITA) L  
Bye        Vogt (GER) L
 Roger Michelot (FRA)        Michelot (FRA) PTS
Bye      Michelot (FRA)  
- -   Bye  
- -        Michelot (FRA) PTS  
 Børge Holm (DEN) PTS        Holm (DEN) L  
 Paul Schweifer (AUT) L      Holm (DEN) PTS
 Wim Fock (NED) PTS    Fock (NED) L  
 Wang Yunlan (ROC) L        Michelot (FRA) PTS
 Leslie Harley (AUS) PTS        Leibbrandt (RSA) L  
 Walter van Bueren (SUI) L      Harley (AUS) L  
 František Havelka (TCH) PTS    Havelka (TCH) PTS     Bronze medal bout
 Pol Goffaux (BEL) L        Havelka (TCH) L
 Robey Leibbrandt (RSA) PTS        Leibbrandt (RSA) PTS      Risiglione (ARG) wo
 Jarl Johnsen (NOR) L      Leibbrandt (RSA) PTS    Leibbrandt (RSA) -
 Mohammed Amin (EGY) PTS    Amin (EGY) L  
 Carl Vinciquerra (USA) L  

References

  • Official Olympic Report
  • Wudarski, Pawel (1999). "Wyniki Igrzysk Olimpijskich" (in Polish). Retrieved 6 June 2008.
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