Tournament, which was previously held in Guayaquil, is held in the California complex of the Manabí Sports Federation, in Portoviejo.
The second date of the XI Boxing Gold Belt Cup, in the junior and youth categories, for women and men, in the greater coliseum of the California sports complex of the Manabi Sports Federation, from Portoviejo.
The opening ceremony was attended by authorities such as Leonardo Orlando, prefect of Manabi, and Danilo Carrera, former president of Ecuadorian Olympic Committee (COE) and holder of the Ecuadorian Tennis Federation.
As detailed by Álex González, president of the Ecuadorian Boxing Federation, recognized by international organizations and not by the COE or the Ministry of Sports, the competition brings together a hundred fighters from Bolivia, Chile, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico and Ecuador, which assists with boxers from ten provinces.
Before starting the fights, awards were given to Orlando, González and Guillermo Villagómez, member of the board of directors of La Ecuatoriana de Boxeo, for their support and work for the benefit of Ecuadorian boxing.
Among the results of the junior category, division of the 48 kilograms, Alan Dumaceta, from Ecuador C, lost 0-5 to Juanma Lopez, boxer from Puerto Rico; while Luis Castillo, from Ecuador B, defeated 5-0 to Marlon alvarado, from Ecuador A; and then Castillo fell 1-4 with Anthony Pupiales, from Ecuador D.
In this category and division but in ladies, Talisha Andy, from Ecuador A, beat Michaelys Ramírez, from Puerto Rico, 4-1.
In the 50 kilograms, Carlos Vargas placeholder image, from Ecuador A, by unanimous decision defeated 5-0 to Carlos Carreño, from Manabí A; while in the ladies’ match, Naydelin Mendez, from Ecuador A, beat 4-1 to Koni Lazby Manabí A.
The division of the 52 kilos left as winners Gilmar Moreira, from Ecuador C, who won 5-0 to Andy Bravo, from Manabí A; Bryan Toapanta, from Ecuador B, won due to non-presentation of Victor Alvarado, from Ecuador A; what’s more, Enrique Matías, from Chile, and Gilmar Moreira, from Ecuador C, defeated by the same score, 5-0, to Yadiel Hernandez, from Puerto Rico, and Bryan Toapantaby Ecuador B.
Orlando Yankur, from Ecuador D, achieved a 3-2 victory over Jhon Correa, from Ecuador C, in the 54 kilogram division; while Jose de los Santos, from the Dominican Republic, won 5-0 against Allen Morales, from Puerto Rico; and Jair erazo, from Ecuador B, beat 5-0 to Kevin Govea, from Ecuador A. Later, De los Santos was eliminated by Jair erazo, from Ecuador E, who beat him in a split decision 2-3.
The Puerto Rican Carlos de Leon passed to the second phase of the tournament by beating 5-0 to Juan Palacios, from Ecuador A, in the 60-kilo division; Kevin Cajilema, from Ecuador C fell 0-5 with Johnny Cordoba, from Ecuador A, who on the first day had eliminated Elkin zambrano, from Manabí, which he had beaten 5-0.
The boxer Arelis Espinoza, from Ecuador A, had the first win by referee suspends combat (RSC) by showing superiority in the 2nd round against Glenda guasapud, from Ecuador C, in the 54 kilogram division.
Joseph Pin, from Manabí A, received the RSC as protection in his fight against Anderson Yumbo, from Ecuador A, who was superior in the third round of 57 kilograms; while Emilio Guzman, from Chile, won 3-2 a Tito Maciasby Ecuador B.
For his part Jean Pierre Estrada, from Ecuador B, beat 3-2 to Henry Marquez, from Ecuador B, in the 63 kilograms; Jotse govea, from Ecuador won his fight for RSC against Jose Loor, from Ecuador B, in the 70 kilos.
The results in the division of the 71 kilos were: Byron pineda, from Ecuador B, won by not presenting Josan Ochoa, from Ecuador E; Andy Arteaga, from Bolivia, 4, won Gary Oyola, from Ecuador D, 1; Angel Llanos, from Puerto Rico, won by RSC, in the first round, at Jonathan Cruz, of Ecuador C.
Youth category results
48 kilos: Luis Guamán, from Manabí A, beat Jair Caicedo, from Ecuador A, 4-1; Jhon Morocho, from Ecuador B, won by RSC, in the first round against Jordy Mera, from Manabí B; in ladies, Ovoanis Núñez, from the Dominican Republic, 3-2 to Jennifer Pardo, from Ecuador A.
54 kilos: Orlando Yankur, Ecuador D, 4-1 to Ariel Apuango, of Ecuador B.
51 kg: Daniel Mijango, from Guatemala, 5-0 to Érick Guerrero, from Ecuador B.
57 kilos: Fernando Pérez, from the Dominican Republic, won the victory by RSC, in the second round against Aldair Suárez, from Ecuador B; William Colón, from Puerto Rico, 4-1 to Jeison Sharup, from Ecuador A; in ladies, Lesly Valencia, from Ecuador A, 4-1 to Geraldine Otuna, from Ecuador B.
60 kg: Mario Garcés, from Ecuador B, 5-0 to Stalin Caicedo, from Ecuador A.
63,5 kilos: William Ortiz, from Puerto Rico, 5-0 to Joel Tumbaco, from Ecuador B; Piero Prieto, from Ecuador A, to Luis Pillasagua, from Manabí A.
70 kg: Kerly Delgado, from Ecuador A, 5-0 to Jilary Carrera, from the Dominican Republic.
71 kilos: Byron Pineda, from Ecuador B, triumphed by RSC in the third round against Anthony Vivero, from Ecuador A; Ángel Llanos, from Puerto Rico, 5-0 to Andy Arteaga, from Bolivia.
75 kg: Félix Nivas, from Puerto Rico, won the absence of Ángel Zambrano, from Manabí A; Jean Pierre Hurtado, from Ecuador A, 5-0 to Dharren Bisarroso, from Chile.
86 kilos: Wyaltt Trujillo, from Guatemala, 3-2 to Osvaldo Heredia, from Ecuador B. (D)
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