Muaythai at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games

Muaythai at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games
Venue	Saphan Hin Sports Complex
Dates	13–18 November 2005

Muaythai at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games was held in Saphan Hin Sports Complex, Phuket, Thailand from 13 November to 18 November 2005.

Medalists

Wai khru

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Flyweight 48–51 kg	Boonnue Sowatee  Thailand	Khamla Souphaphone  Laos	Dilshodbek Mirzaev  Uzbekistan
Bantamweight 51–54 kg	Artit Mennoi  Thailand	Khammouane Khonavanh  Laos	Kamal Singh Thakur  India
Featherweight 55–57 kg	Raktha Mennoi  Thailand	Langsanh Masopha  Laos	Sathish Kumar Mani  India
Lightweight 58–61 kg	Sawai Atto  Thailand	Varun Kumar Barnwal  India	Cheong Long  Macau
Welterweight 63–66 kg	Thailand	Wu Chi Kit  Macau	Haidar Mohammed  Iraq
Light middleweight 67–71 kg	Sandeep Shukla  India	Saydulla Ismatullaev  Uzbekistan	Mohammad Al-Failakawi  Kuwait
Middleweight 71–75 kg	Umidjon Hatamov  Uzbekistan	Vinay Kumar  India	Riadh Mohammed  Iraq
Cruiserweight 79–86 kg	Billy Alumno  Philippines	Mohammed Kadhim  Iraq	Ali Al-Tamari  Jordan

Fighting

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Flyweight 48–51 kg	Surasak Sansang  Thailand	Bounngieam Sovo Rasing  Laos	Khurshid Eshankhodjaev  Uzbekistan
			Albert Kujur  India
Bantamweight 51–54 kg	Veerapol Kwangkwang  Thailand	Phanvilay Rattanabounmy  Laos	Almas Sakayev  Kazakhstan
			Ismail Moein  Jordan
Featherweight 55–57 kg	None awarded	Masoud Izadi  Iran	Sathish Kumar Mani  India
			Xanxai Boonthavy  Laos
Lightweight 58–61 kg	Mavlonbek Kahhorov  Uzbekistan	Nurtay Yesbolsynov  Kazakhstan	Talal Anaqreh  Jordan
			Kowit Tabtub  Thailand
Welterweight 63–66 kg	Kriangsak Ananoo  Thailand	Haidar Mohammed  Iraq	Ruben Sumido  Philippines
			Ali Al-Foudari  Kuwait
Light middleweight 67–71 kg	Dias Kassenov  Kazakhstan	Mohammad Al-Failakawi  Kuwait	India
			Michihito Abe  Japan
Middleweight 71–75 kg	Almas Kassenov  Kazakhstan	Vahid Roshani  Iran	Harully Asatullaev  Uzbekistan
			Billy Alumno  Philippines
Light heavyweight 76–79 kg	Jad Al-Wahash  Jordan	Riadh Mohammed  Iraq	India
			None awarded
Cruiserweight 79–86 kg	Abdolvahab Maroufi  Iran	Ali Al-Tamari  Jordan	Mohammed Kadhim  Iraq
			None awarded

Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Thailand (THA)	8	0	1	9
2	Uzbekistan (UZB)	2	1	3	6
3	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	2	1	1	4
4	India (IND)	1	2	6	9
5	Iran (IRI)	1	2	0	3
6	Jordan (JOR)	1	1	3	5
7	Philippines (PHI)	1	0	2	3
8	Laos (LAO)	0	5	1	6
9	Iraq (IRQ)	0	3	3	6
10	Kuwait (KUW)	0	1	2	3
11	Macau (MAC)	0	1	1	2
12	Japan (JPN)	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 entries)		16	17	24	57

Results

Wai khru

51 kg

13 November

Rank	Athlete	Score
	Boonnue Sowatee (THA)	93.8
	Khamla Souphaphone (LAO)	84.6
	Dilshodbek Mirzaev (UZB)	78.8
4	Ochirbatyn Altanpürev (MGL)	73.6
5	Lam Man Chon (MAC)	69.0

54 kg

14 November

57 kg

18 November

Rank	Athlete	Score
	Raktha Mennoi (THA)	92.0
	Langsanh Masopha (LAO)	85.0
	Sathish Kumar Mani (IND)	84.8
4	Bakhytzhan Khantemirov (KAZ)	53.4

61 kg

15 November

Rank	Athlete	Score
	Sawai Atto (THA)	93.0
	Varun Kumar Barnwal (IND)	81.0
	Cheong Long (MAC)	78.0
4	Nurtay Yesbolsynov (KAZ)	67.0
5	Talal Anaqreh (JOR)	0.0

66 kg

15 November

71 kg

16 November

75 kg

16 November

Rank	Athlete	Score
	Umidjon Hatamov (UZB)	86.4
	Vinay Kumar (IND)	83.4
	Riadh Mohammed (IRQ)	76.6
4	Jad Al-Wahash (JOR)	68.0
5	Almas Kassenov (KAZ)	38.4

86 kg

16 November

Rank	Athlete	Score
	Billy Alumno (PHI)	86.8
	Mohammed Kadhim (IRQ)	79.8
	Ali Al-Tamari (JOR)	66.0

Fighting

51 kg

	Quarterfinals 13 November				Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Surasak Sansang (THA)	60
	Lam Man Chon (MAC)	57			Khurshid Eshankhodjaev (UZB)	57
	Khurshid Eshankhodjaev (UZB)	60							Surasak Sansang (THA)	60
	Ochirbatyn Altanpürev (MGL)	58							Bounngieam Sovo Rasing (LAO)	57
	Albert Kujur (IND)	59			Albert Kujur (IND)
	Chan Kai Chung (HKG)	58			Bounngieam Sovo Rasing (LAO)	RSCO
	Bounngieam Sovo Rasing (LAO)	59

54 kg

	Quarterfinals 13 November				Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Veerapol Kwangkwang (THA)	59
	Almas Sakayev (KAZ)	60			Almas Sakayev (KAZ)	58
	Sherzod Sharipov (UZB)	57							Veerapol Kwangkwang (THA)	60
	Kamal Singh Thakur (IND)								Phanvilay Rattanabounmy (LAO)	57
	Phanvilay Rattanabounmy (LAO)	RSC			Phanvilay Rattanabounmy (LAO)	60
	Ismail Moein (JOR)	60			Ismail Moein (JOR)	57
	Cheong Fu Man (MAC)	57

57 kg

• Kittipong Uamsamang of Thailand originally won the gold medal, but was disqualified after he tested positive for Furosemide.[1]

61 kg

	Quarterfinals 14 November				Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Talal Anaqreh (JOR)
	Yoshihiro Ohara (JPN)	56			Mavlonbek Kahhorov (UZB)	RSCO
	Mavlonbek Kahhorov (UZB)	60							Mavlonbek Kahhorov (UZB)	60
	Ahmad Rajabi (IRI)	58							Nurtay Yesbolsynov (KAZ)	57
	Nurtay Yesbolsynov (KAZ)	59			Nurtay Yesbolsynov (KAZ)	Prot.
	Kowit Tabtub (THA)	60			Kowit Tabtub (THA)
	Mak Chong Man (MAC)	56

66 kg

71 kg

	Quarterfinals 14 November				Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Mohammad Al-Failakawi (KUW)	RSCO
					(IND)
									Mohammad Al-Failakawi (KUW)
	Lei Wai Un (MAC)	57							Dias Kassenov (KAZ)	RSCO
	Michihito Abe (JPN)	60			Michihito Abe (JPN)	55
	Dias Kassenov (KAZ)	59			Dias Kassenov (KAZ)	60
	Mostafa Abdollahi (IRI)	58

75 kg

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Harully Asatullaev (UZB)	58
					Almas Kassenov (KAZ)	59
									Almas Kassenov (KAZ)	59
									Vahid Roshani (IRI)	58
					Billy Alumno (PHI)
	Yuki Matsuzaki (JPN)				Vahid Roshani (IRI)	RSCO
	Vahid Roshani (IRI)

79 kg

	Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Jad Al-Wahash (JOR)	RSCO
	(IND)				Riadh Mohammed (IRQ)
	Riadh Mohammed (IRQ)	RSCO

86 kg

	Semifinals				Final 18 November
					Ali Al-Tamari (JOR)	57
	Mohammed Kadhim (IRQ)	57			Abdolvahab Maroufi (IRI)	60
	Abdolvahab Maroufi (IRI)	60

References

1. "45th OCA Executive Board Meeting" (PDF). Olympic Council of Asia. 4 March 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 December 2007. Retrieved 23 July 2019.

• 2005 Asian Indoor Games official website
• Muay Japan