2020 Summer Olympics Results - Boxing

Women's Lightweight
July 27 - Final
	IRLIreland	Kellie Harrington
	BRABrazil	Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira
	FINFinland	Mira Potkonen
	THAThailand	Sudaporn Seesondee
5	ALGAlgeria	Imane Khelif
5	GBRGreat Britain	Caroline Sara Dubois
5	TURTürkiye	Esra Yildiz
5	UZBUzbekistan	Raykhona Kodirova
9	ARGArgentina	Dayana Erika Sanchez
9	CODCongo DR	Naomie Yumba
9	INDIndia	Simranjit Kaur Baatth
9	ITAItaly	Rebecca Nicoli
9	KORSouth Korea	Oh Yeon-Ji
9	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Wu Shih-Yi
9	TUNTunisia	Mariem Homrani
9	USAUnited States	Rashida Ellis
17	ECUEcuador	Maria Palacios
17	FRAFrance	Maiva Hamadouche
17	KOSKosovo	Donjeta Sadiku
17	MEXMexico	Esmeralda Falcon
17	SWESweden	Agnes Alexiusson

Women's Lightweight, Last 32, Nicoli v Falcon
July 27 - Final
1	ITAItaly	Rebecca Nicoli	4
2	MEXMexico	Esmeralda Falcon	1

Women's Lightweight, Final, Harrington v Ferreira
August 8 - Final
1	IRLIreland	Kellie Harrington	5
2	BRABrazil	Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira	0

Women's Lightweight, Semifinal, Ferreira v Potkonen
August 5 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira	5
2	FINFinland	Mira Potkonen	0

Women's Lightweight, Semifinal, Harrington v Seesondee
August 5 - Final
1	IRLIreland	Kellie Harrington	3
2	THAThailand	Sudaporn Seesondee	2

Women's Lightweight, Quarterfinal, Yildiz v Potkonen
August 3 - Final
1	FINFinland	Mira Potkonen	3
2	TURTürkiye	Esra Yildiz	2

Women's Lightweight, Quarterfinal, Ferreira v Kodirova
August 3 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira	5
2	UZBUzbekistan	Raykhona Kodirova	0

Women's Lightweight, Quarterfinal, Dubois v Seesondee
August 3 - Final
1	THAThailand	Sudaporn Seesondee	3
2	GBRGreat Britain	Caroline Sara Dubois	2

Women's Lightweight, Quarterfinal, Harrington v Khelif
August 3 - Final
1	IRLIreland	Kellie Harrington	5
2	ALGAlgeria	Imane Khelif	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Potkonen v Oh Y J
July 30 - Final
1	FINFinland	Mira Potkonen	4
2	KORSouth Korea	Oh Yeon-Ji	1

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Yildiz v Sanchez
July 30 - Final
1	TURTürkiye	Esra Yildiz	5
2	ARGArgentina	Dayana Erika Sanchez	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Kodirova v Yumba
July 30 - Final
1	UZBUzbekistan	Raykhona Kodirova	5
2	CODCongo DR	Naomie Yumba	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Ferreira v Wu S Y
July 30 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira	5
2	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Wu Shih-Yi	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Seesondee v Baatth
July 30 - Final
1	THAThailand	Sudaporn Seesondee	5
2	INDIndia	Simranjit Kaur Baatth	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Ellis v Dubois
July 30 - Final
1	GBRGreat Britain	Caroline Sara Dubois	3
2	USAUnited States	Rashida Ellis	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Khelif v Homrani
July 30 - Final
1	ALGAlgeria	Imane Khelif	5
2	TUNTunisia	Mariem Homrani	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 16, Harrington v Nicoli
July 30 - Final
1	IRLIreland	Kellie Harrington	5
2	ITAItaly	Rebecca Nicoli	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 32, Wu S Y v Alexiusson
July 27 - Final
1	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Wu Shih-Yi	4
2	SWESweden	Agnes Alexiusson	1

Women's Lightweight, Last 32, Seesondee v Palacios
July 27 - Final
1	THAThailand	Sudaporn Seesondee	5
2	ECUEcuador	Maria Palacios	0

Women's Lightweight, Last 32, Dubois v Sadiku
July 27 - Final
1	GBRGreat Britain	Caroline Sara Dubois	5
2	KOSKosovo	Donjeta Sadiku	0

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Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Medal Leaders

126
USA
91
CHN
45
JPN

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

USA	40
CHN	40
JPN	20

Silver

Silver

USA	44
CHN	27
FRA	26

Bronze

Bronze

USA	42
GBR	29
CHN	24

Medal Leaders

5
Marchand
Marchand
5
Huske
Huske
5
O'Callaghan
O'Callaghan

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Marchand	4
Huske	3
O'Callaghan	3

Silver

Silver

Smith	3
Huske	2
Walsh	2

Bronze

Bronze

Yufei	5
Junxuan	3
McKeown	2

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