Yermakhan Ibraimov

Jermachan Ibraimow (Russian Ермахан Ибраимов; * January 1, 1972 at Zhambyl area ) is a retired Kazakh boxer.

Career

His first international championship contested Ibraimow at the 1995 World Championships where he at middleweight ( -75 kg ) starting in the first fight against Zsolt Erdei, Hungary ( 8:5 ), was eliminated. However, in the same year he won the light middleweight ( -71 kg ), the Military World Championships, including with a win over Markus Beyer, Germany, and the Asian Championships.

In 1996 Ibraimow for the Olympic Games in Atlanta and won after beating Nick Farrell, Canada ( 15:9 ), Hendrik Simangunsong, Indonesia (RSC 1 ), and Markus Beyer ( 19:9 ) and a semi-final defeat against Alfredo Duvergel, Cuba ( 28:19 ), the bronze medal in the light middleweight ( to 71 kg). At the World Championships the following year he won the silver medal, which he, inter alia, Give HIKAL Mohamed, Egypt ( RSC 4 ), suggested, however, struck again in the final Duvergel had ( 9:7 ).

At the Asian Games in 1998, Ibraimov won the gold medal and also the Asian Championships the following year he could win. Also in 1999, he also launched at the World Championships. He defeated among others Felix Sturm, Germany ( 5:4 ) before the semi-final Jorge Gutiérrez, Cuba ( 12:11 ), and thus was subject won the bronze medal.

2000 Ibraimov took part in the 2000 Olympic Games. After victories over Youssif Massa, Syria (RSC 3 ), Hely Yanez, Venezuela ( RSC 3 ), Juan Hernández, Cuba (16:9), Jermain Taylor, United States (RSC 4 ), and Marian Simion, Romania ( 25:23 ), he won the Olympic gold medal.