Uzbek Tigers
Amateur Boxing Team
The Uzbek Tigers are Uzbek amateur and a semi-professional boxing team that has competed in the WSB World Series of Boxing since season from 2016 to 2018. In the first debut season in 2016 Uzbek Tigers won the bronze medal of WSB tournier. For the Team fought Olympic Games and AIBA World Championship medalists like Hasanboy Dusmatov, Fazliddin Goibnazarov, Bakhodir Jalolov, Shakhram Giyosov, Murodjon Akhmadalaiev and many others.
History
Uzbek Tigers team founded under the Boxing Federation of Uzbekistan and National Olympic Committee of Uzbekistan in 2015 and started to compete in the popular boxing series from the VI season. The competitors were allowed to maintain Olympic and AIBA world championship eligibility. The team was given the status of the National Team of the Republic of Uzbekistan in professional boxing.
Weight classes and all boxers
Light flyweight (46–49 kg) Hasanboy Dusmatov, Mironshoh Ibragimov, Khudoynazar Fayzov
Flyweight (-52 kg) Abrorjon Kodirov, Latipov Jasurbek, Nodir Mirzakhmedov,
Bantamweight (-56 kg) Abdulkhay Sharahmatov, Murodjon Akhmadaliev, Ulugbek Dusmuradov, Shahobiddin Zoirov
Lightweight (-60 kg) Elnur Abduraimov, Aliyor Noraliev, Shunqor Abdurasulov
Light welterweight (-64 kg) Fazliddin Goibnazarov, Iqboljon Kholdorov, Fazliddin Meliboev,
Welterweight (-69 kg) Shakhram Giyasov, Rustam Tulaganov, Makhmud Gaipov, Turdiev Dostonbek, Dilshod Mahmudov, Odiljon Aslonov
Middleweight (-75 kg) Israil Madrimov, Ulugbek Khaqberdiev, Normatov Khurshidbek,
Light heavyweight (-81 kg) Shuhrat Abdullaev, Mahkamov Zuhriddin, Bektemir Melikuziev, Madiyar Saidrakhimov,
Heavyweight (-91 kg) Sanjar Tursunov, Mirzobek Khasanov, Mahkmov Zuhriddin,
Super heavyweight (91+ kg) Bakhodir Jalolov, Abdullaev Sardor, Ulugbek Mubinov,
Season 2016
In amateur boxing, the World Series of Boxing (WSB) is being held for the sixth year. The WSB is a unique concept in the form of the world's first boxing league uniting countries on a franchise basis to compete in 10 weight classes - the best amateur boxers competing in the world's professional format competitions. All WSB boxers retain the right to represent their countries at the Olympic Games. As in professional boxing, each fight is decided by a three-judge scoring system, or in some cases by knockout, technical knockout, or waiver.
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