Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov

Muchtarchan Kablanbekowitsch Dildabekow (Cyrillic Мухтархан Кобланбекович Дилдабеков; born 19 March 1976) is a Kazakh boxer in the super heavyweight division. Dildabekow was the winner of the Asian Games in 1998 and silver medalist at the Asian Games in 2002 and 2006, and the World Championships in 1999. Moreover, he won the Olympic silver medal in 2000.

Career

1998 Dildabekow won the Asian Games in the super heavyweight ( 91 kg ) with a final victory over Mohamed Reza Samadi Khalkh, Iran (KO 3 ). At the World Championships in Houston the following year, he suggested, inter alia, in the quarterfinals Cengiz Koc, Germany ( 8:4 ), and in the semifinals Paolo Vidoz, Italy ( 3:1 ) before the Turks in Final Sinan Samil Sam narrowly lost ( 4:4 ).

In 2000, he secured at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney the silver medal. In the first round he beat Poland Grzegorz Kielsa, then defeated in the quarterfinals of the Cuban Alexis Rubalcaba, said he was still inferior to the other two encounters. With a semi-final victory over the Uzbeks, Rustam Saidov he finally was able to qualify for the final, in which he, however, Audley Harrison was defeated on points.

In East Asia Games 2001 Dildabekow won the gold medal and at the 2002 Asian Games, he finished second, taking in the final of Rustam Saidov, Uzbekistan ( 29:21 ), was defeated.

In 2003 he took part in the World Championships in Bangkok, but it lost to in the first fight almost 19:20 on points against the German representatives Sebastian Köber. In 2004 he won in Guangzhou the Asian qualifying tournament for the Olympic Games in Athens. However, in its second part in the Olympics he did not progress beyond the quarter-finals; Although he beat Sebastian Köber, but had to retire with a loss to Alexander Povetkin point.

His last international tournament was the 2006 Asian Games, in which again reached the final, but this in turn against Rustam Saidov, Uzbekistan (RSC 3 ), lost. Then Dildabekow could no longer occur at the international level in appearance and finished his career.

  • Olympian (Kazakhstan )
  • Boxer ( Kazakhstan)
  • Born in 1976
  • Man
  • Kazakh
1999 World Amateur Boxing Championships 2003 World Amateur Boxing Championships
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