TSUBOI Tomoya

Japan
Boxing
25 Mar 1996
27
Male
1.60/5'3''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
BOX Boxing Men’s 46-51Kg 3 Bronze Medal

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Hangzhou Gymnasium
Men's 46-51Kg - Preliminaries - R16
#103
JPN
TSUBOI TTSUBOI Tomoya
4
WP
IND
DEEPAKDeepak
1
Finished
Hangzhou Gymnasium
Men's 46-51Kg Quarterfinal
#190
JPN
TSUBOI TTSUBOI Tomoya
5
WP
KGZ
DIUSHEBAEV NDIUSHEBAEV Nurzhigit
0
Finished
Hangzhou Gymnasium
Men's 46-51Kg Semifinal
#210
JPN
TSUBOI TTSUBOI Tomoya
1
UZB
DUSMATOV HDUSMATOV Hasanboy
4
WP
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocation
Asian Games
9Men's Light Flyweight2018Indonesia
World Championships
1Men's 54kg2021Belgrade, SRB
5Men's 51kg2023Tashkent, UZB
9Men's Light Flyweight2015Doha, QAT
Asian Championships
3Men's 51kg2022Amman, JOR
5Men's Light Flyweight2015Bangkok, THA
President's Cup
3Men's Light Flyweight2015Palembang, INA
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Trickster (Twitter profile, 07 Aug 2022)
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Armed Forces Athlete
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Business - Nihon University, Japan
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Japanese
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Japan Self-Defence Forces [JSDF] Physical Training School [Japan]
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Vladimir Shin [national], UZB
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Orthodox (nikkansports, 06 Nov 2021)
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He began boxing in grade six of primary school. (sanspo, 29 May 2016)
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Initially involved in karate, he switched sports after trying a boxing class. (sanspo, 29 May 2016)
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To compete at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and to win gold at the 2023 World Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (sponichi, 26 Jun 2022; newsdig, 27 Feb 2023)
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He was given an Outstanding Athlete Award for 2021 by the Japan Amateur Boxing Federation [JABF]. (jabf-revival, 26 Jun 2022)

In 2017 he received an Effort Award from the JABF. (jabf0, 11 Feb 2018)
Legend
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Bronze Medal
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
WP:
Win on Points