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Gustavo Henrique and Stephani win to secure world U19 bronze

Gustavo Henrique Silva and Stephani Amaral won their quarter-finals at the world U19 championships in Budva by unanimous decision to secure at least bronze, since boxing does not contest third place. Gustavo won 5-0 at 55kg, Stephani repeated the 5-0 at 75kg, and Sara Campos lost 1-4 at 60kg.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/24/2026, 14:42

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Duas medalhas garantidas para o Brasil no Mundial Sub-19 de Budva, em Montenegro. Gustavo Henrique Silva e Stephani Amaral venceram neste sábado (24) as quartas de final por decisão unânime, garantiram vaga nas semifinais e, como o boxe internacional não disputa o terceiro lugar, já asseguraram ao menos o bronze.

Gustavo abriu a série de vitórias nos até 55 kg. Contra o uzbeque Elyor Rustamov, o paulista tomou a iniciativa desde o sino inicial e converteu a pressão em cartões dos juízes laterais: 5 a 0.

Stephani repetiu o roteiro nos até 75 kg. Diante da sérvia Sonja Vuksic, a brasileira não cedeu espaço e levou os cinco cartões, repetindo o 5 a 0.

O dia, porém, teve um tropeço. Nos até 60 kg, Sara Campos perdeu para a chinesa Shasha Wang por 1 a 4 na decisão dos juízes e ficou a uma vitória da medalha.

Montenegro recebeu 8 brasileiros, 5 deles ainda vivos nas quartas. À frente da delegação estavam o head coach Raphael Pestana Piva e os treinadores Nickson Silvério e Andressa Silva. A rodada deste sábado ainda podia render mais pódios ao país.

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