Stefan Härtel
Stefan Härtel ( born February 6, 1988 in Lauchhammer ) is a German amateur boxer at middleweight.
Career
Stefan Härtel studied sports and history to become a teacher and is sporting a soldier. He starts for the SV Lichtenberg 47 and belongs to the A- squad of the German National Boxing Association at. His coaches are Valentin Silaghi and Ralf Dickert.
At the 14th World Youth Championships in September 2006 in Moroccan Agadir Hartel won the first fight against Cornel Jura Toni from Romania 24:14, but lost in the second round and later the Cuban gold medalist Luis García. In the 4th Military World Championships in October 2007 in Hyderabad, India, he won a bronze medal in the middleweight division. He had started for Afghanistan fireplace Ghulam Yar early defeat in the first round and defeated in the quarterfinals of the Croats Ante Čepo with 21:13 on points. In the semifinals, however, it was considerably with 4:21 inferior to the later gold medalist Danil Shved from Russia. The 6th European Championships 2008 in Poland, he finished with the bronze medal in the middleweight division. After a victory against the Bulgarians Mladen Manew, he suffered a point loss to the Irish Darren Sutherland.
In October 2011, Hartel was launched at the 16th World Championships in Baku, where he defeated in the preliminary rounds Turks Adem Kilicci 13:11 and the Georgians Jaba Khocitashvili 22:6, before the second round of the Japanese and eventual runners Ryota Murata 15: 18 subject. 2011/2012 he also took on the Leipzig Leopards in part at the World Series of Boxing. At the 2012 Summer Olympic Games from London, he defeated in the first round Enrique Collazo Pelaiz from Puerto Rico 18:10 in the second round of the Irish Darren O'Neill 19:12. However, in the quarter-finals he lost 10:15 against the Englishman Anthony Ogogo and thus different from.
Hartel was 2006 German national junior middleweight champion, and in 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2013 German champion at middleweight. He also won in 2011, 2012 and 2013, respectively chemistry Cup.
Tournament results ( selection)
- July 2006: 1st place at the 11th Brandenburg Cup in Frankfurt an der Oder
- June 2009: 1st place at the 13th Hakija Turajlić Memorial in Sarajevo
- March 2010: 2nd place at the 5th Zlatko Hrbić Memorial in Zagreb
- October 2010: 1st place at the 19th Cup in Lienz Dolomites