The European Championships where Russia won 11 gold medals. How did Romania do?

Russia dominated the final galas of the European Boxing Championships in Belgrade, winning a total of 11 gold, eight silver and one bronze medals, for men and women.

In the medal standings, Russia came first with 20 medals (11-8-1), followed by Serbia 20 (4-3-13), Turkey 5 (3-0-2), Bulgaria 11 (2- 3-6), Ireland 4 (2-0-2), Croatia 3 (1-1-1), Spain 2 (1-0-1), etc. No less than 19 nations won medals.

Romania, with one silver medal (Lăcrămioara Perijoc) and one bronze (Claudia Nechita), took 14th place.

Here is the list of medalists in Belgrade:

FEMALE:

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How. 48 kg: Gold – Iulia Ciumgalakova (Russia); Silver – Nad Varga (Serbia); Bronze – Giovanna Marchese (Italy), Sevda Iulianova Asenova (Bulgaria);

How. 50 kg: Gold – Shannon Sweeney (Ireland); Silver – Zlatislava Gena Ciukanova (Bulgaria); Bronze – Anuş Grigorian (Armenia), Nina Radovanovic (Serbia);

How. 52 kg: Gold – Buşenaz Cakiroglu (Turkey); Silver – Anastasia Kool (Russia); Bronze – Venelina Valent Poptoleva (Bulgaria), Dragana Jovanovic (Serbia);

How. 54 kg: Gold – Sara Cirkovic (Serbia); Silver – Lăcrămioara Perijoc (Romania); Bronze – Hanna Lakotar (Hungary), Niamh Fay (Ireland);

How. 57 kg: Gold – Svetlana Kamenova Staneva (Bulgaria); Silver – Daria Abramova (Russia); Bronze – Claudia Nechita (Romania), Andjela Brankovic (Serbia);

How. 60 kg: Gold – Natalia Sadrina (Serbia); Silver – Nune Asatrian (Russia); Bronze – Kellie Anne Harrington (Ireland), Ana Starovoitova (Lithuania);

Cat 63 kg: Gold – Kristina Kaluhova (Serbia); Silver – Elena Babiceva (Russia); Bronze – Tamara Kubalova (Slovakia), Aslahan Sezgin Mehmedova (Bulgaria);

Cat 66 kg: Gold – Surmeneli Buşenaz (Turkey); Silver – Albina Moldajanova (Russia); Bronze – Jessica Triebelova (Slovakia), Milena Matovic (Serbia);

Cat 70 kg: Gold – Darima Sandakova (Russia); Silver – Regina Lakis (Hungary); Bronze – Ania Hovsepian (Armenia), Arina Danilciik (Belarus),

How. 75 kg: Gold – Aoife O’Rourke (Ireland); Silver – Anastasia Shamonova (Russia); Bronze – Busra Isildar (Turkey), Nikolina Gajic (Serbia);

How. 81 kg: Gold – Elena Gapesina (Russia); Silver – Lucija Bilobrk (Croatia); Bronze – Victoria Kebikova (Belarus), Elma Hajrovic (Serbia);

How. +81 kg: Gold – Daria Kozorez (R Moldova); Silver – Kristina Tkaceva (Russia); Bronze – Reka Hoffmann (Hungary), Sara Miljkovic (Serbia);

MALE:

How. 48 kg: Gold – Edmond Hudoian (Russia); Silver – Baregham Harutiunian (Armenia); Bronze – Ergyunal Sebahtin (Bulgaria); Bronze – Rade Joksimovic (Serbia);

How. 51 kg: Gold – Samet Gumus (Turkey); Silver – Attila Bernarth (Hungary); Bronze – Omer Ametovic (Serbia), Rafael Lozano Serano (Spain);

How. 54 kg: Gold – Dmitrii Dvali (Russia); Silver – Billal Bennama (France), Bronze – Iasen Radev (Bulgaria), Gabor Virban (Hungary);

How. 57 kg: Eduard Savin (Russia); Silver – Javier Ibanez Diaz (Bulgaria); Bronze – Artur Bazeian (Armenia), Samuel Kistohurry (France);

How. 60 kg: Gold – Vsevolod Shumkov (Russia); Silver – Radoslav Simeneov Rosenov (Bulgaria); Bronze – Tomislav Djinovic (Montenegro), Artur Sahakian (Armenia);

How. 63.5 kg: Gold – Gabil Mamedov (Russia); Silver – Alexandru Paraschiv (R. Moldova); Bronze – Richard Kovacs (Hungary), Malik Hasanov (Azerbaijan);

How. 67 kg: Gold – Tarhan Idigov (Russia); Silver – Laşa Guruli (Georgia); Bronze – Ararat Harutiunian (Armenia); Vahid Abbasov (Serbia);

How. 71 kg: Gold – Jovan Nikolic (Serbia); Silver – Eskerhan Madiev (Georgia); Bronze – Vasile Cebotari (R. Moldova), Erdemir Tugrulhan (Turkey),

How. 75 kg: Gold – Rami Mofid Kiwan (Bulgaria); Silver – Djambalat Bijamov (Russia); Bronze – Remo Salvati (Italy), Amir Memic (Serbia);

How. 80 kg: Gold – Gabrijel Veocic (Croatia); Silver – Rastko Simic (Serbia); Bronze – Cesar Yojerlin (France); Sadoma Savelii (Russia);

How. 86 kg: Gold – Sharabudtin Ataev (Russia); Silver – Aleksei Alfiorov (Belarus); Bronze – Veljko Raznatovic (Serbia), Vincenzo Lizzi (Italy);

How. 92 kg: Gold – Muslim Gadjimagomedov (Russia); Silver – Narek Manasian (Armenia); Bronze – Sadam Magomedov (Serbia), Alfonso Loren Berto (Azerbaijan);

How. +92 kg: Gold – Ayoub Ghadfa Drissi El Aissaoui (Spain); Silver – Dusan Veletic (Serbia); Bronze – Yordan Hernandez Morejon (Bulgaria), Luka Pratlijacic (Croatia).