Nyambayaryn Togstsogt

Nyambayaryn Togstsogt
Nyambayaryn Togstsogt
	Nyambayaryn Tөstsogt
general information
Birth name	Nyambayaryn Togstsogt ( Mong. Nyambayaryn Togstsogt )
Nickname	King Tug
Citizenship	Mongolia
Date of Birth	June 23, 1992 (age 27)
Place of Birth	Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia
Accommodation	Carson , California , USA
Weight category	1st lightest (up to 48 kg) , lightest (up to 51 kg, up to 52 kg) , lightest (up to 54 kg, up to 56 kg) , 2nd lightest (up to 55.34 kg) , semi-light (up to 57.15 kg) ,2nd lightweight (up to 58.97 kg)
Rack	Righty
Height	173 cm
Arm span	168 cm
Trainer	Joe Goossen
Professional career
First fight	March 13, 2015
The last battle	January 26, 2019
Number of battles	eleven
Number of wins	eleven
KOs	9
World Series Boxing
Number of battles	5
Number of wins	3
Number of lesions	2
	Olympic Games
	World Championships
	Asian Championships

This name is Mongolian ; “Nyambayaryn” - middle name , not last name ; this person’s personal name is Togstsogt.

Nyambayaryn Togstsogt ( Mong. Nyambayaryn Togstsogt , born June 23, 1992) is a Mongolian boxer. Silver medalist of the Olympic Games (2012), silver medalist of the World Championship (2009), bronze medalist of the Asian Championship (2009). World Champion in the featherweight ( IBO version, 2019 - n.a.) weight category.

Content

1 amateur career
- 1.1 Championship of Mongolia 2009
- 1.2 Asian Championship 2009
- 1.3 World Cup 2009
- 1.4 Mongolia Championship 2010
- 1.5 Asian Games 2010
- 1.6 World Boxing Series 2010/2011
- 1.7 Championship of Mongolia 2011
- 1.8 Asian Championship 2011
- 1.9 World Championship 2011
- 1.10 Mongolia Championship 2012
- 1.11 Olympic Games 2012
- 1.12 Mongolia Championship 2013
- 1.13 World Cup 2013
- 1.14 Mongolia Championship 2014
- 1.15 Asian Games 2014
2 Professional career
3 Battle Stats
4 Titles
- 4.1 amateur
- 4.2 Professional
5 notes
6 References

Amateur career

2009 Mongolia Championship

He became the champion in the 1st flyweight category (up to 48 kg) ^[4] .

Asian Championship 2009

He performed in the 1st lightest weight category (up to 48 kg). In the quarterfinals, Kazakhstani won Birzhan Zhakypova . In the semifinals, he lost to the Indian Nanao Singh ^[5] .

World Cup 2009

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 51 kg). In the 1/32 finals, the Indian defeated Suranjoy Singh . In the 1/16 finals defeated the Slovak Peter Senki. In the 1/8 finals defeated the Irish Declan Gerati. In the quarterfinals, the Italian Vincenzo Picardi defeated. The Russian Misha Aloyan won in the semifinals. In the final, he lost to Puerto Rican McVilliams Arroyo ^[6] .

2010 Mongolia Championship

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 54 kg). In the final, he lost to Enzhjargal Iderhuu ^[7] .

2010 Asian Games

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 52 kg). In the 1/16 finals, he lost to Uzbek Shakhriyr Isakov ^[8] .

2010/2011 World Boxing Series

He played in the lightest weight category (up to 54 kg) for the Baku Fires team. January 15, 2011 defeated the Chinese He Zhiwei ^[9] . He defeated Kazakhstani Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov . February 26, 2011 won the South Korean Don Sik So ^[10] . In March 2011, he lost to Kazakhstani Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov ^[11] . Lost the Frenchman Nordin Ubaali .

Mongolia Championship 2011

He became the champion in the lightest weight category (up to 56 kg) ^[12] .

Asian Championship 2011

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 52 kg). In the 1/8 finals, he lost to the Indian Santos Haridjan ^[13] .

2011 World Cup

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 52 kg). In the 1/32 finals, Bulgarian Stefan Ivanov defeated. In the 1/16 finals, the Indian defeated Suranjoy Singh . In the 1/8 finals, he lost to Azerbaijani Elvin Mamishzadeh ^[14] .

Mongolia Championship 2012

He became the champion in the lightest weight category (up to 52 kg) ^[15] .

2012 Olympics

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 52 kg). In the 1/16 finals, Azerbaijani Elvin Mamishzade defeated. In the 1/8 finals, the Italian Vincenzo Picardi defeated. In the quarterfinal, Uzbek winner Zhasurbek Latipov won . The Russian Misha Aloyan won in the semifinals. In the final, he lost to Cuban Robeysi Ramirez ^[16] .

Mongolia Championship 2013

He became the champion in the lightest weight category (up to 56 kg) ^[17] .

2013 World Cup

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 56 kg). In the 1/8 finals, he lost to Azerbaijani Javid Celebiev ^[18] .

2014 Mongolia Championship

He became the champion in the lightest weight category (up to 56 kg) ^[19] .

2014 Asian Games

He performed in the lightest weight category (up to 56 kg). In the 1/8 finals, the Turkmen won Yakub Meredov. In the quarterfinal, he lost to South Korean Han San Myung ^[20] .

Professional career

He moved to professional boxing. He began to train with Joe Goossen. In February 2015, he signed a contract with manager Al Haymon ^[21] .

He made his debut in professional Riga on March 13, 2015, having won by knockout in the 1st round ^[22] ^[23] .

August 27, 2015 ahead of schedule defeated the former world title champion in the 2nd flyweight champion of the Mexican Arturo Badillo ^[24] .

On May 26, 2018, in the 3rd round of the former interim champion in two weight categories, Colombian Oscar Escandon ^[25] .

January 26, 2019 won by unanimous decision of the judges, Dominican Claudio Marrero , and won the first professional title and immediately vacant IBO world champion belt.

Battle Stats

How to read boxing results table

The table lists the results of all boxer fights. Each line indicates the result of the match. Additionally, the number of the match is indicated by a color that indicates the outcome of the match. Decoding of symbols and colors is presented in the table below.

Example	Decryption
	Victory
	Draw
	Defeat
	Planned fight
	The duel is declared invalid
KO	Knockout
TKO	TKO
UD, PTS	Judges Unanimous Decision
MD	Decision of the majority of judges
SD	Judges Separate Decision
RTD	Refusal to continue the battle
Dq	Disqualification
NC	The duel is declared invalid

The battle	date of	Rival	Location	Result	Note
eleven	January 26, 2019	Claudio Marrero (25-3-0)	Barclays Center , Brooklyn , New York , USA	UD (12)	He won the vacant IBO world title . Account: 114-113, 115-112, 116-111. Marrero was deducted a point for a blow after the judge’s team in the 10th round.
10	May 26, 2018	Oscar Escandon (25-3-0)	Beau Rivage , Biloxi , Mississippi , USA	KO3 (10)	Escandon was knocked down twice in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.
9	November 18, 2017	Garmonito Dela Torre (19-0-0)	Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas , Las Vegas , Nevada , USA	UD8 (8)	Togstsogt knocked down in the 2nd round. Account: 79-73 and 78-73 (twice).
8	February 25, 2017	John Gemino (15-7-1)	Legacy Arena, Birmingham , Alabama , United States	TKO10 (10)	Gemino four times knocked down.
7	December 8, 2016	Herman Meras (55-39-1)	Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa , California , United States	RTD5 (8)
6	July 15, 2016	Rafael Vazquez (16-2-0)	Horseshoe Casino, Tunica , Mississippi , United States	TKO1 (10)	Vasquez knocked down three times.
5	May 5, 2016	Juan Ruiz (24-20-0)	Irvine , California , USA	RTD4 (6)
four	December 3, 2015	Pedro Melo (15-11-2)	The Hangar, Costa Mesa , California , United States	KO2 (8)
3	August 27, 2015	Arturo Badillo (21-7-0)	The Hangar, Costa Mesa , California , United States	RTD3 (8)
2	April 18, 2015	Manuel Rubalkava (2-12-0)	StubHub Center , Carson , California , USA	KO1 (4)	Rubalkava is knocked down.
one	March 13, 2015	Gabriel Braxton (2-8-0)	Citizens Business Bank Arena, Ontario , California , USA	KO1 (4)
The battle	date of	Rival	Location	Result	Note

Titles

Amateur

2009 . Champion of Mongolia in 1st flyweight (up to 48 kg).
2009 . Bronze medalist of the Asian Championship in 1st flyweight (up to 48 kg).
2009 . Silver medalist at the flyweight world championship (up to 51 kg).
2010 . Silver medalist of the Mongolia lightweight championship (up to 54 kg).
2011 . Champion of Mongolia in bantamweight (up to 56 kg).
2012 . Champion of Mongolia flyweight (up to 52 kg).
2012 . Silver medalist of the Flyweight Olympics (up to 52 kg).
2013 . Champion of Mongolia in bantamweight (up to 56 kg).
2014 . Champion of Mongolia in bantamweight (up to 56 kg).

Professional

2019 - present - IBO lightweight world champion (up to 57.2 kg).

Notes

↑ Joe Goossen Sees A lot of Potential in 'King Tug' Nyambayar (neopr.) .
↑ In amateur boxing.
↑ In professional boxing.
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2009 (neopr.) .
↑ 25. Asian Championships 2009 (Neopr.) .
↑ 15.World Championships 2009 (neopr.) .
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2010 (neopr.) .
↑ 16.Asian Games 2010 (Neopr.) .
↑ World Series of Boxing - 6th Round (neopr.) .
↑ World Series of Boxing - 10th Round (neopr.) .
↑ In the state of GROGGI (neopr.) .
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2011 (neopr.) .
↑ 26. Asian Championships 2011 (Neopr.) .
↑ 16.AIBA World Championships 2011 (neopr.) .
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2012 (neopr.) .
↑ 30.Olympic Games 2012 (Neopr.) .
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2013 (neopr.) .
↑ 17. World Championships 2013 (neopr.) .
↑ Mongolian National Championships 2014 (neopr.) .
↑ 17.Asian Games 2014 (neopr.) .
↑ 2012 Olympic Silver Medal Winner Inks With Al Haymon (Neopr.) .
↑ Mar 13, 2015 (unopened) (unreachable link) . Archived August 25, 2015.
↑ Berto Stops Lopez in Six: Porter, Arreola Get PBC Wins (neopr.) .
↑ Aug 27, 2015 (unopened) (unreachable link) . Archived August 25, 2015.
↑ Tugstsogt Nyambayar Drops Oscar Escandon 5 Times, TKO in 3 (unopened) .

Links

Nyambayaryn Togstsogt - Olympic statistics at Sports-Reference.com
Nyambayaryn Togstsogt (English) - professional boxing statistics for BoxRec

[1] Joe Goossen Sees A lot of Potential in 'King Tug' Nyambayar (neopr.) .

[2] In amateur boxing.

[3] In professional boxing.

[4] Mongolian National Championships 2009 (neopr.) .

[5] 25. Asian Championships 2009 (Neopr.) .

[6] 15.World Championships 2009 (neopr.) .

[7] Mongolian National Championships 2010 (neopr.) .

[8] 16.Asian Games 2010 (Neopr.) .

[9] World Series of Boxing - 6th Round (neopr.) .

[10] World Series of Boxing - 10th Round (neopr.) .

[11] In the state of GROGGI (neopr.) .

[12] Mongolian National Championships 2011 (neopr.) .

[13] 26. Asian Championships 2011 (Neopr.) .

[14] 16.AIBA World Championships 2011 (neopr.) .

[15] Mongolian National Championships 2012 (neopr.) .

[16] 30.Olympic Games 2012 (Neopr.) .

[17] Mongolian National Championships 2013 (neopr.) .

[18] 17. World Championships 2013 (neopr.) .

[19] Mongolian National Championships 2014 (neopr.) .

[20] 17.Asian Games 2014 (neopr.) .

[21] 2012 Olympic Silver Medal Winner Inks With Al Haymon (Neopr.) .

[22] Mar 13, 2015 (unopened) (unreachable link) . Archived August 25, 2015.

[23] Berto Stops Lopez in Six: Porter, Arreola Get PBC Wins (neopr.) .

[24] Aug 27, 2015 (unopened) (unreachable link) . Archived August 25, 2015.

[25] Tugstsogt Nyambayar Drops Oscar Escandon 5 Times, TKO in 3 (unopened) .