Uzbek boxer Lazizbek Mullojhonov won the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics in a match on the evening of August 10.

The 25-year-old Uzbekistani fighter, who competed in the 92kg category at the Olympics for the first time, was challenged by the Cuban-Azerbaijani boxer in the fight for the “gold medal”. The 29-year-old Loren Alfonso Dominguez is the 2021 world champion, 2023 world vice-champion, and 2020 Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist.

In the first round, the Uzbekistani player took the lead and his opponent fought back. The match was evenly matched, but thanks to Mulokhonov’s activeness, he won the first round (5:0). Muloyanov continued to put pressure on the opponent and made a series of beautiful attacks, which allowed him to take the lead in the second round (5:0). In the last three minutes, Domingos tried to take the initiative and was partially successful, but the round was still won by the Uzbekistani team (3:2).

The final score was 5:0 (30:27, 30:27, 30:27, 29:28 and 29:28).

Davlat Boltayev of Tajikistan and Emanuel Reyes of Spain won bronze medals.

This is how Razizbek Mulokhonov performed at this Olympics Hasanboy Dosmatov Virginia Asad Soja Moiddin Sojayevdan He then became the third Uzbek boxer to win a gold medal. The final fight between Bahadir Jalolov and Abdumalik Khalokov is also expected to take place.

This is Uzbekistan’s fifth Olympic gold medal, surpassing its previous best result of 4 at the 2016 Olympics. This has moved the national team up from 15th to 14th place in the medal table (as of 01:58).

Lazizbek Khasanjonovich Mullojonov was born on May 13, 1999 in the Fergana region. His first teacher was Sherzod Husanov, and he prepared for the Olympics under the guidance of Alisher Toychiyev. Since 2017, he has played for the Uzbek national team.

2021 Military World Champion. In 2022, he won the gold medal in the super heavyweight category at the Continental Championships in Jordan. 2023 Bronze medalist at the World Championships in Tashkent. Mullojhonov was awarded the medal “Builder of the Future” for his achievements.