Italy Shines at U19 European Boxing Championships: Di Savino Strikes Gold!
Ostrava, Czech Republic – The Cerna Louka Arena witnessed a thrilling conclusion to the 2025 U19 European Boxing Championships today, and it was Italy that stole the show, securing an impressive haul of 6 medals. This breaking news highlights the rising stars of Italian boxing and signals a bright future for the nation’s sporting prowess. For those following the action, or catching up now, here’s a complete rundown of the Italian team’s performance and key results from the tournament.
Italian Boxing Team: A Medal-Winning Performance
The Italian Boxing Team demonstrated exceptional skill and determination throughout the championships. Their final medal count included a stunning gold medal for Miriam Di Savino in the 75 kg category, two silver medals claimed by Sara Scorrano (70 kg) and Tommaso Orlando (50 kg), and three bronze medals won by Tiberio Nocadello (75 kg), Stella Tosadori (65 kg), and Amelja Sukla (48 kg). This success underscores the strength of Italy’s youth boxing program and the dedication of its athletes.
Key Final Results: Italian Athletes in Action
The finals were packed with intense competition, and the Italian boxers rose to the occasion. Here’s a look at their performances:
- 70 KG F FINAL: Sara Scorrano (ITA) vs Yilmaz (TUR) – 0-5 (SILVER for Scorrano)
- FINAL 75 KG W: Miriam Di Savino (ITA) vs Moyo (ENG) – 5-0 (GOLD for Di Savino)
- FINALE 50 KG M: Tommaso Orlando (ITA) vs Nazarov (AZE) – 0-5 (SILVER for Orlando)
Beyond the Finals: A Tournament Recap
The championships weren’t just about the medal rounds. Preliminary phases saw a flurry of action, with Italian boxers consistently demonstrating their talent. Notable performances included:
- 30/9: Mencaroni (ITA) defeated Tavshavadze (GEO) 5-0 in the 55 Kg Men’s category.
- 1/10: Orlando (ITA) secured a win against ABU (ISR) via WRSC in the 50 Kg Men’s category.
- 2/10: Nocadello (ITA) dominated Voznyi (UKR) 5-0 in the 75 Kg Men’s category.
- 4/10: Di Savino (ITA) triumphed over Swita (POL) 5-0 in the 75 Kg Women’s category.
The Growing Appeal of Youth Boxing & Future Prospects
The U19 European Boxing Championships aren’t just a competition; they’re a breeding ground for future Olympic champions and professional boxing stars. The participation of 294 boxers from 33 nations highlights the growing global interest in the sport, particularly among young athletes. Italy’s strong showing suggests a well-structured development pipeline, focusing on technique, fitness, and mental fortitude. The coaching staff, led by DT Giovanni De Carolis, RT M Franco Federici, and RT F Giulio Coletta, along with coaches Max Alota, Nazzareno Mattei, Daniela Valeri, and Simone Fiori, deserve immense credit for nurturing this talent.
For boxing enthusiasts and those interested in following these rising stars, staying updated with tournament results and athlete profiles is crucial. Websites like ITABOXING provide comprehensive coverage, and livestreaming options allow fans to witness the action firsthand. The dedication and discipline displayed by these young athletes are truly inspiring, and their journey is one to watch closely as they continue to develop and compete on the international stage.
The success of the Italian team in Ostrava is a testament to their hard work and the strength of their boxing program. It’s a story of dedication, perseverance, and the pursuit of excellence – a story that will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of Italian boxers to chase their dreams and represent their nation with pride.
