Merey Tolegenovich Akshalov ( Kaz. Merey Tөlegenұly Aқshalov , born May 8, 1988 , Mynbulak , Ayaguz district , Semipalatinsk region , Kazakh SSR ) - Kazakhstan amateur boxer , world champion (2013) and Asia (2013). Honored Master of Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Winner of the title “Athlete of the Year 2013” (Kazakhstan). The best boxer in Asia (2013). The elder brother of professional boxer Meyirim Nursultanov .
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| Full name | Merey Tolegenovich Akshalov | ||
| Citizenship |  Kazakhstan | ||
| Date of Birth | May 8, 1988 ( 31) | ||
| Place of Birth | with. Mynbulak , Ayaguz district , Semipalatinsk region , Kazakh SSR | ||
| Weight category | up to 64 kg | ||
| Growth | 179 cm | ||
State awards
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| Boxing | ||
| Asian Championship | ||
| Gold | Amman 2013 | up to 64 kg |
| World Championship | ||
| Gold | Almaty 2013 | up to 64 kg |
Biography
2004 - champion of Kazakhstan among cadets and champion of Asia among cadets.
2005 - champion of Kazakhstan among youth.
2007 - Finalist of the Games of the Peoples of Kazakhstan.
2008 - in February, in the finals of the traditional international boxing tournament of class “A” in Plovdiv ( Bulgaria ), Merei won the 2005 world champion from Cuba Ugas Hernandez Yordenis and received the prize of the best boxer of the tournament [1] .
In March, at the international tournament “Cup of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan”, a 19-year-old boxer sensationally won the bronze medalist of the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Serik Eleuov, and won a ticket to the 2008 Olympics in Beijing [2] .
In August, at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, he performed in the weight category up to 60 kg . In the first round, he won the fight against the Hungarian Miklos Varga , but in the next round he lost to the Chinese Hu Qing .
2010 - in October at a tournament in Jacksonville ( USA ) became the world champion among military personnel [3] .
2011 - WSB Finalist as part of the Kazakhstan semi-professional team “ Astana Arlans ”.
2012 - champion of Kazakhstan in weight up to 64 kg [4] . The championship was held in Astana and became the first helmet-free tournament in AIBA's new history [5] .
In July 2013, he became the champion of Asia in the weight of 64 kg in the capital of Jordan, Amman [6] , defeating the Mongolian Uranchimegiyin Monkh-Erdene in the final.
October 26, 2013 became the world champion in amateur boxing in the weight category up to 64 kg, which took place in Almaty , defeating Yasniel Toledo, a boxer from Cuba, with a score of 2-1 in rounds [7] . According to the results of the season, he was recognized by the Asian Boxing Federation “Best Boxer of Asia-2013” [8] . In Kazakhstan, he was named the Boxing Federation of the Republic of Kazakhstan “Best Boxer of the Year” [9] , and the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Sports and Physical Education - “Athlete of the Year 2013” [10] .
But in 2014, at the peak of his career, he completed sports appearances for health reasons (vision problems) [11] .
By the decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, he was awarded the Ormet order (2014) [12]
Notes
- ↑ Battle check in Plovdiv
- ↑ CUP OF THE PRESIDENT
- ↑ Kazakhstan became the first at the World Cup in boxing among military personnel
- ↑ Akshalov - champion of the country up to 64 kilograms
- ↑ New Kazakhstan boxing champions
- ↑ Merey Akshalov: My main goal is the World Cup
- ↑ World Championship fight video
- ↑ Merey Akshalov - the best boxer of Asia in 2013
- ↑ Merey Akshalov: “Amira gave me strength” (inaccessible link) . Date accessed August 7, 2018. Archived August 7, 2018.
- ↑ In Astana, the names of the owners of the title “Athlete of the Year 2013” were announced
- ↑ Kazakhstan boxer Merey Akshalov completed his sports career
- ↑ О Rewarding In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 9, 2013, the following athletes and coaches were awarded the state award
Links
- Ағайынды Ақшаловтар (Kazakh.)