Chouaib Bouloudinat

Chouaib Bouloudinats ( born January 8, 1987 in Constantine) is an Algerian boxer. Bouloudinats was silver medalist at the African Championships in 2011, winner of the Pan-African Games in 2011 and participants in the 2012 Olympics.

Life

His first international championships contested at the 2007 Pan Arab Bouloudinats games in which he Heavyweight ( 91kg - ) starting already in the first fight against the eventual winner Nasser al - Shami, Syria (16:9), was eliminated. In 2009 he started at the Mediterranean Games, but was not even here on the first round out.

In the season 2010/2011 Bouloudinats fought for Pyongyang in the World Series of Boxing and won three of five fights. The following season he played for Astana three fights he could win all three.

2011 Bouloudinats won with a final defeat by Romaric Ngoula Tangoum, Cameroon ( 17:16 ), the silver medal at the African Championships and also took part in the military world championships, but where he was eliminated in the quarterfinals. The Pan-African Games in the same year he won with a final victory over Efetobor Apochi, Nigeria ( 19:8 ), the gold medal, at the 2011 World Championships, he retired but after beating Marko Radonjic ( 14:7 ), Ludovic Groguhe, France (17: 12), and Simon Vallily, England (16:10), in the quarterfinals against Siarhei Karneyeu, Belarus (AB 3 ), from.

2012 took Bouloudinats because of his tournament victory at the African Olympic qualifying tournament in Casablanca at the 2012 Olympics in part, in which he in the second round against Yamil Peralta, Argentina ( 13:5 ), was eliminated.

• Olympian (Algeria)
• Boxer ( Algeria)
• Born in 1987
• Man