Fjädervikt i boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1988
| Boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1988  | ||||
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| Lätt flugvikt | ||||
| Flugvikt | ||||
| Bantamvikt | ||||
| Fjädervikt | ||||
| Lättvikt | ||||
| Lätt weltervikt | ||||
| Weltervikt | ||||
| Lätt mellanvikt | ||||
| Mellanvikt | ||||
| Lätt tungvikt | ||||
| Tungvikt | ||||
| Supertungvikt | ||||
Resultat från boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1988 och herrarnas fjädervikt. Boxarna vägde under 57 kg. Tävlingarna arrangerades i Chamshil Students' Gymnasium i Seoul.
Medaljörer
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Fjädervikt | Giovanni Parisi Italien | Daniel Dumitrescu Rumänien | Abdelhak Achik Marocko |
Lee Jae-Hyuk Sydkorea |
Resultat
Första rundan
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Första rundan | ||
 Wataru Yamada (JPN) | RSC-1 |  Bakary Fofana (CIV) |
 Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) | 5-0 |  Anthony Konyegwachie (NGR) |
 Esteban Flores (PUR) | 4-1 |  Patrick Mwamba (ZAM) |
 Wangchai Pongsri (THA) | RSC-1 |  Ali Mohamed Jafer (YEM) |
 John Wanjau (KEN) | 3-2 |  László Szõke (HUN) |
 Regilio Tuur (NED) | KO-1 |  Kelcie Banks (USA) |
 David Anderson (GBR) | 4-1 |  Domingo Damigella (ARG) |
 Patrick Fitzgerald (IRL) | 4-1 |  Emilio Villegas (DOM) |
 Ulaipalota Tautauma (SAM) | 5-0 |  Evance Malenga (MAW) |
 Tomasz Nowak (POL) | 5-0 |  Djingarey Mamodou (NIG) |
 Eugene Seymour (BAH) | 5-0 |  Orlando Dollente (PHI) |
 Jarmo Eskelinen (FIN) | 5-0 |  Serigne Fall (GUI) |
 Jamie Pagendam (CAN) | RSC-2 |  Cerendorjin Amarjargal (MGL) |
 Kirkor Kirkorov (BUL) | 5-0 |  Diego Drumm (GDR) |
 Darren Hiles (AUS) | 5-0 |  Ali Celikiz (TUR) |
 Lee Jae-Hyuk (KOR) | 5-0 |  Miguel Ángel González (MEX) |
Andra rundan
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Andra rundan | ||
| Abdelhak Achik (MAR) | 4-1 |  Francisco Avelar (ESA) |
 Omar Catari (VEN) | KO-1 |  Moussa Kagambega (BUR) |
 Liu Dong (CHN) | 3-2 |  John Francis (IND) |
 Serge Bouemba (GAB) | 4-1 |  Ilham Lahia (INA) |
 Michail Kazarjan (URS) | 5-0 |  Ljubiša Simić (YUG) |
| Giovanni Parisi (ITA) | 5-0 |  Lu Chih Hsiung (TPE) |
 Jacov Shmuel (ISR) | RSC-1 |  John Mirona (SUD) |
 Ricardo Pittman (COK) | 4-1 | Dumsane Mabuza (USA) |
| Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) | 5-0 | Wataru Yamada (JPN) |
| Wangchai Pongsri (THA) | 5-0 | Esteban Flores (PUR) |
| Regilio Tuur (NED) | 4-1 | John Wanjau (KEN) |
| David Anderson (GBR) | 5-0 | Patrick Fitzgerald (IRL) |
| Tomasz Nowak (POL) | WO | Ulaipalota Tautauma (SAM) |
| Eugene Seymour (BAH) | WO | Jarmo Eskelinen (FIN) |
| Kirkor Kirkorov (BUL) | WO | Jamie Pagendam (CAN) |
| Lee Jae-Hyuk (KOR) | 3-2 | Darren Hiles (AUS) |
Tredje rundan
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Tredje rundan | ||
| Abdelhak Achik (MAR) | KO-1 | Omar Catari (VEN) |
| Liu Dong (CHN) | 5-0 | Serge Bouemba (GAB) |
| Giovanni Parisi (ITA) | RSC-2 | Michail Kazarjan (URS) |
| Jacov Shmuel (ISR) | 5-0 | Ricardo Pittman (COK) |
| Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) | 3-2 | Wangchai Pongsri (THA) |
| Regilio Tuur (NED) | RSC-2 | David Anderson (GBR) |
| Tomasz Nowak (POL) | 5-0 | Eugene Seymour (BAH) |
| Lee Jae-Hyuk (KOR) | 5-0 | Kirkor Kirkorov (BUL) |
Kvartsfinaler
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Kvartsfinaler | ||
| Abdelhak Achik (MAR) | KO-1 | Liu Dong (CHN) |
| Giovanni Parisi (ITA) | 5-0 | Jacov Shmuel (ISR) |
| Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) | 5-0 | Regilio Tuur (NED) |
| Lee Jae-Hyuk (KOR) | 5-0 | Tomasz Nowak (POL) |
Semifinaler
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Semifinaler | ||
| Giovanni Parisi (ITA) | RSC-1 | Abdelhak Achik (MAR) |
| Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) | 5-0 | Lee Jae-Hyuk (KOR) |
Final
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Final | ||
| Giovanni Parisi (ITA) | KO-1 | Daniel Dumitrescu (ROU) |
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