Mohamed Elsayed

Mohamed Elsayed (born 22 April 1973) is a former Egyptian boxer. Elsayed won the bronze medal at the 2004 Olympics in the heavyweight division.

Career

Elsayed showed in 2002 for the first time at the international level as he the second, and took third place at a tournament in Baku at a tournament in Makhachkala. In the same year he also won a tournament in Kampala. In 2003, Elsayed at the world championships, but came to a win over Jason Douglas, Canada ( 19:13 ), and a defeat against Steffen Kretschmann, Germany (RSC ), not over the last sixteen out. In the same year he won the bronze medal at the first and only time held Afro Asian Games and kutz on the silver medal at the Pan-African Games, which he qualified for the 2004 Olympic Games. With this result, Elsayed won the Olympic bronze medal.

At the Olympic Games Elsayed reached with victories over Igor Alborov, Uzbekistan ( 18:18 ), and Adam Forsyth, Australia ( 27:12 ), the semi-final, which he lost against Viktor Zuev, Belarus, because he with a broken arm did not come in the examination.

After this great success, Elsayed retired from boxing.

  • Olympian (Egypt)
  • Boxer ( Egypt)
  • Egyptian
  • Born in 1973
  • Man
April 22 2003 World Amateur Boxing Championships
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