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Malaysia Boxing Federations is Boxing Federations Of Malaysia, governed by the International Boxing Association (AIBA) and also Asian Boxing Council

Malaysia Boxing Federations also Organize Regional Tournament For Local Malaysian Boxer Below Articles Are Shown To Be Events That Organize in 2022 and Some Medalists Of These Events:

2022 Malaysian Boxing Championships Open Fight Kuala Lumpur

2022 May Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Boxing Championships (MBC)

Tournament Medalists

(U-15 Junior)

-Heavyweight

Eddey Roger Anak Lakai ( Gold) Sarawak
Muhammad Khairul Bin Azuan ( Silver)

Sabah

Timothy Ng Jun Kai ( Bronze) Penang

-Middleweight

Mohd Zamri Bin Baharudin (Gold) Selangor
Feroz Bin Safuwan Rashid ( Silver) Johor
Fergus Tan Chun Jiet (Bronze) Federal Territories of Malaysia

-Lightweight

Muhammad Azfar Bin Abu Bakar (Gold) Perak
Muhammad Ibrahim Bin Nazri ( Silver)

Terengganu

Zigel Fernandes Anak Patrick ( Bronze)

Sarawak

(U-17 Youth)

-Heavyweight

Muhammad Aiman Bin Abu Bakar ( Gold) Selangor
Muhammad Azfar Fikri (Silver)

Negeri Sembilan

Gopalkrishnan Ramasamy a/l Thanabalan (Bronze) Penang

-Middleweight

Mohd Azman Bin Abdulrahman (Gold) Selangor
Muhd Aiman Azhar Bin Azrie ( Silver)

Perlis

(Bronze) Sarawak

-Lightweight

Roger Wong Kai Jiek (Gold) Perak
Enson Lau Yong Kit ( Silver)

Pahang

Muhammad Aiman Bin Haqimi Rosli (Bronze) Kelantan
(U-23 Senior)

-Heavyweight

Muhammad Ashraf Bin Haqimi (Gold) Pahang
Freddie George Anak Baring (Silver)

Sarawak

Gary Cendang Anak Wilson (Bronze)

Sabah

-Middleweight

Mohd Indra Bin Azhan (Gold) Selangor
Wilson Ng Shih Hao (Silver)

Penang

Mohd Zamzai Bin Nazrie (Bronze) Perak

-Lightweight

Muhammad Haziq Bin Azfar (Gold) Perak
Porstein Wang Po Wei (Silver)

Penang

Luqman Bin Azhad (Bronze)

Selangor

Sarawak Open Fight 2022 August Kuching

2022 August Sarawak Open Fight Kuching

Tournament Medalists

-Heavyweight:

Muhammad Ashraf Bin Haqimi (Gold) Pahang
Christopher Ng Jun Hao (Silver)

Penang

Gary Ferdinand (Bronze)

Sabah

-Bantamweight:

Muhammad Faiq Bin Ar-Rashid (Gold) Selangor
Mohd Hazim Bin Nasir (Silver)

Federal Territories Of Malaysia

Mohd Zamri Fikri (Bronze) Perak

-Lightweight :

Daniel Goh Xian Hao (Gold) Pahang
Reddy Fernandes (Silver) Sabah
Muhammad Taufik Bin Azmi (Bronze)

Johor

-Middleweight:

Mohammad Hafiz Bin Rasid (Gold) Johor
Maximillian Sew Hong Jiet (Silver) [[Terengganu] Sarawak

-Featherweight:

Muhammad Yusof (Gold) Kelantan
Haziq Aiman Chai Kit Hao (Silver) Negeri Sembilan
Ummareng Xavier (Bronze) Sabah

-Flyweight:

Azizi Kamal Mohamad (Gold) Perlis
Muhd Khairul Akhmal (Silver) Kelantan
Zulkarnain Mustapha (Bronze) Penang

References

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-{{short description|Malaysia national amateur boxing athletes}}
+{{short description|Malaysia National Boxing Federations}}
+{{Orphan|date=March 2024}}
-'''Malaysia national  boxing federation athletes amateur level''' represents [[Malaysia]] in [[Southeast Asian Games|regional]], [[Asian Games|continental]] and [[Olympics|world]] tournaments and matches governed by the [[International Boxing Association (amateur)|International Boxing Association (AIBA)]].
+Malaysia  Boxing Federations is Boxing Federations Of Malaysia, governed by the [[International Boxing Association (amateur)|International Boxing Association (AIBA)]]  and also [[Asian Boxing Council]]
+Malaysia Boxing Federations also Organize Regional Tournament For Local Malaysian Boxer Below Articles Are Shown To Be Events That Organize in 2022 and Some Medalists Of These Events:
-Malaysia Level Boxers:
+==2022 Malaysian Boxing Championships Open Fight Kuala Lumpur==
-Aiman Abu Bakar (Perak) (Flyweight)
+===2022 May Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Boxing Championships (MBC) ===
+{{main|Boxing at the 2022 Malaysian Boxing Championships}}
+====Tournament Medalists====
-Gordon Wong Yuk Kwong (Sarawak) (Middleweight)
+* (U-15 Junior)
+-[[Heavyweight]]
+* Eddey Roger Anak Lakai ( Gold) [[Sarawak]]
+*Muhammad Khairul Bin Azuan ( Silver)
+[[Sabah]]
+* Timothy Ng Jun Kai ( Bronze)  [[Penang]]
+-[[Middleweight]]
+*Mohd Zamri Bin Baharudin (Gold) [[Selangor]]
+* Feroz Bin Safuwan Rashid ( Silver) [[Johor]]
+* Fergus Tan Chun Jiet (Bronze) [[Federal Territories of Malaysia]]
-Gopalkrishnan Ramasamy (Penang) (Lightweight)
+-[[Lightweight]]
+* Muhammad Azfar Bin Abu Bakar (Gold) [[Perak]]
+* Muhammad Ibrahim Bin Nazri ( Silver)
+[[Terengganu]]
+* Zigel Fernandes Anak Patrick ( Bronze)
+[[Sarawak]]
+* (U-17 Youth)
+-[[Heavyweight]]
+* Muhammad Aiman Bin Abu Bakar ( Gold) [[Selangor]]
+*Muhammad Azfar Fikri  (Silver)
+[[Negeri Sembilan]]
+* Gopalkrishnan Ramasamy [[Malaysian names#Indian names|a/l]] Thanabalan (Bronze) [[Penang]]
+-[[Middleweight]]
-Kamal Azizi Bin Fuad Hashim (Perlis) (Heavyweight)
+*Mohd Azman Bin Abdulrahman (Gold) [[Selangor]]
+* Muhd Aiman Azhar Bin Azrie ( Silver)
+[[Perlis]]
+*  (Bronze) [[Sarawak]]
+-[[Lightweight]]
+* Roger Wong Kai Jiek (Gold) [[Perak]]
+* Enson Lau Yong Kit ( Silver)
+[[Pahang]]
+* Muhammad Aiman Bin Haqimi Rosli (Bronze) [[Kelantan]]
+* (U-23 Senior)
+-[[Heavyweight]]
+* Muhammad Ashraf Bin Haqimi  (Gold) [[Pahang]]
+*Freddie George Anak Baring  (Silver)
+[[Sarawak]]
+*Gary Cendang Anak Wilson (Bronze)
+[[Sabah]]
+-[[Middleweight]]
+*Mohd Indra Bin Azhan  (Gold) [[Selangor]]
+* Wilson Ng Shih Hao (Silver)
+[[Penang]]
+*Mohd Zamzai Bin Nazrie (Bronze) [[Perak]]
+-[[Lightweight]]
+*Muhammad Haziq Bin Azfar (Gold) [[Perak]]
+* Porstein Wang Po Wei (Silver)
+[[Penang]]
+* Luqman Bin Azhad (Bronze)
+[[Selangor]]
+==Sarawak Open Fight 2022 August Kuching==
+===2022 August Sarawak Open Fight Kuching ===
+{{main|Boxing at the 2022 Sarawak Open Fight Championships}}
+====Tournament Medalists====
+-[[Heavyweight]]:
-==Southeast Asian Games==
+* Muhammad Ashraf Bin Haqimi  (Gold) [[Pahang]]
-===2005 Manila Southeast Asian Games===
+*Christopher Ng Jun Hao  (Silver)
-{{main|Boxing at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games}}
+[[Penang]]
-Six amateur male boxers competed for  9 gold medals of the men's divisions in this edition of the Southeast Asian Games. Malaysia was not represented by any female boxers.<ref>[http://www.2005seagames.com.ph/sched.asp?sport=boxing&date=12/3/2005 SEA Games official results]</ref>
+*Gary Ferdinand (Bronze)
+[[Sabah]]
+-[[Bantamweight]]:
-====Entry list====
+*Muhammad Faiq Bin Ar-Rashid  (Gold) [[Selangor]]
-* Mohd Nazzi Bin Mat Yusof (Pinweight)
-* Zamzai Azizi Bin Mohamad ([[Light Flyweight]]) - Bronze
+* Mohd Hazim Bin Nasir (Silver)
+[[Federal Territories Of Malaysia]]
-* Eddey Kalai ([[Featherweight]]) - Bronze
+*Mohd Zamri Fikri (Bronze) [[Perak]]
-* Zulkarnain Bin Mustafa ([[Light Welterweight]])
-* Paunandes Paulus ([[Lightweight]]) - Bronze
-* Mohd Khairul Akhmal B Kamal ([[Middleweight]])
+-[[Lightweight]] :
-==Asian Games==
+*Daniel Goh Xian Hao (Gold) [[Pahang]]
-===2005 Doha Asian Games===
+* Reddy Fernandes (Silver)  [[Sabah]]
-{{main|Boxing at the 2006 Asian Games}}
+* Muhammad Taufik Bin Azmi (Bronze)
-Three amateur boxers represented Malaysia in this edition of the [[Asian Games|Asiad]]. None of the three boxers qualified for the quarterfinal bouts.<ref>[http://www.doha-2006.com/gis/menuroot/results/programme.aspx Asiad official results]</ref>
+[[Johor]]
+-[[Middleweight]]:
-====Entry list====
+*Mohammad Hafiz Bin Rasid (Gold) [[Johor]]
-* Eddey Kalai (Featherweight)
+*Maximillian Sew Hong Jiet (Silver) [[Terengganu] [[Sarawak]]
-* Zamzai Azizi Mohamad (Light Flyweight)
-* Paunandes Paulus (Lightweight)
+-[[Featherweight]]:
+*Muhammad Yusof (Gold) [[Kelantan]]
+*Haziq Aiman Chai Kit Hao (Silver) [[Negeri Sembilan]]
+*Ummareng Xavier  (Bronze) [[Sabah]]
+-[[Flyweight]]:
+*Azizi Kamal Mohamad (Gold) [[Perlis]]
+*Muhd Khairul Akhmal (Silver) [[Kelantan]]
+*Zulkarnain Mustapha (Bronze) [[Penang]]
 ==References==