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Flyweight
at the 2018 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships
Dates15–24 November
Competitors43 from 43 nations
Medalists
bronze medal Grazieli de Sousa   Brazil
bronze medal Chang Yuan   China
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The Flyweight (51 kg) competition at the 2018 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships is held from 15 to 24 November 2018.[1]

Draw

Preliminaries

Result
Serbia Nina Radovanović 1–4 Italy Roberta Mostarda
Bulgaria Gabriela Dimitrova 5–0 Chinese Taipei Chin Chian-huei
Uzbekistan Aziza Yokubova 2–3 Japan Tsukimi Namiki
Russia Svetlana Soluianova 0–5 Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova
Germany Ursula Gottlob 1-4 Algeria Ouidad Sfouh
Philippines Irish Magno 3–2 Belarus Yana Burym
Scotland Stephanie Kernachan 1–4 South Korea Jang Eun-a
United States Virginia Fuchs 5–0 Ukraine Tetiana Kob
New Zealand Tasmyn Benny 0–5 North Korea Pang Chol-mi
France Delphine Mancini 5–0 Argentina Clara Lescurat
Indonesia Ainun Azizah 0–5 England Ebonie Jones

Main draw

 
Round of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
 
                  
 
17 Nov
 
 
Canada Sara Hagnighat-Joo4
 
19 Nov
 
Italy Roberta Mostarda1
 
Canada Sara Hagnighat-Joo0
 
17 Nov
 
Brazil Grazieli de Sousa5
 
Mongolia Altantsetseg Lutsaikhan
 
20 Nov
 
Brazil Grazieli de SousaRSC
 
Brazil Grazieli de Sousa5
 
17 Nov
 
Japan Tsukimi Namiki0
 
Republic of Ireland Ceire Smith3
 
19 Nov
 
Bulgaria Gabriela Dimitrova2
 
Republic of Ireland Ceire Smith2
 
17 Nov
 
Japan Tsukimi Namiki3
 
Japan Tsukimi Namiki3
 
23 Nov
 
Turkey Busenaz Çakıroğlu2
 
Brazil Grazieli de Sousa0
 
17 Nov
 
Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova5
 
Democratic Republic of the Congo Rosette Ndongala0
 
19 Nov
 
Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova5
 
Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova3
 
17 Nov
 
Colombia Ingrit Valencia2
 
Colombia Ingrit Valencia5
 
20 Nov
 
Australia Viviana Ruiz0
 
Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova5
 
17 Nov
 
Poland Sandra Drabik0
 
Sweden Lise Sandebjer5
 
19 Nov
 
Sri Lanka Anusha Koddithuwakku0
 
Sweden Lise Sandebjer0
 
17 Nov
 
Poland Sandra Drabik5
 
Algeria Ouidad Sfouh0
 
24 Nov
 
PolandSandra Drabik5
 
Kazakhstan Zhaina Shekerbekova
 
17 Nov
 
North Korea Pang Chol-mi
 
China Chang Yuan4
 
19 Nov
 
Philippines Irish Magno1
 
China Chang Yuan5
 
17 Nov
 
Romania Claudia Nechita0
 
Mozambique Regina Macaringue
 
20 Nov
 
RomaniaClaudia NechitaRSC
 
China Chang Yuan5
 
17 Nov
 
United States Virginia Fuchs0
 
Czech Republic Petra Laštovková0
 
19 Nov
 
South KoreaJang Eun-a5
 
South Korea Jang Eun-a0
 
17 Nov
 
United States Virginia Fuchs5
 
United States Virginia Fuchs5
 
23 Nov
 
Croatia Anamarija Čvrk0
 
China Chang Yuan0
 
17 Nov
 
North Korea Pang Chol-mi5
 
Nepal Bimala Shrestha0
 
19 Nov
 
North Korea Pang Chol-mi5
 
North Korea Pang Chol-mi5
 
17 Nov
 
Thailand Jutamas Jitpong0
 
France Delphine Mancini2
 
20 Nov
 
Thailand Jutamas Jitpong3
 
North Korea Pang Chol-mi5
 
17 Nov
 
India Pinki Rani0
 
India Pinki Rani4
 
19 Nov
 
Armenia Anush Grigoryan1
 
India Pinki Rani5
 
17 Nov
 
England Ebonie Jones0
 
England Ebonie Jones5
 
 
Spain Andrea Lasheras0
 

References

  1. ^ "AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships 2018 – Competition Schedule" (PDF). AIBA. Retrieved 20 November 2018.
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