On the occasion of the New Year 2023, Nguyen Thi Tam received the good news. The boxer born in 1994 was ranked No. 1 in Boxrex in the Flyweight Flyweight Boxing category. BoxRec is currently the most prestigious boxing statistics in the world in both amateur boxing and professional boxing categories.
To rise to the No. 1 position in the world, Nguyen Thi Tam has spent a brilliant 2022 year. She won all the tournaments she attended, typically the expanded Thai Championships, SEA Games 31 and the Asian Boxing Championship. However, BoxRec did not record her competition results at the 31st SEA Games.
On the Bach Thang journey of 2022, Nguyen Thi Tam defeated many rivals such as Giordana Sorrentino (Italy), Jutamas Jitpong (Thailand), Aira Villegas (Philippines) and Tsukimi Namiki (Japan). The victory of Namiki also helped Nguyen Thi Tam for the second time winning the Asian championship title.
On the new ranking updated by BoxRec, right behind Nguyen Thi Tam is Tsukimi Namiki. They are two rare boxers in the weight of the Flyweight “5 -star”, the highest level for a boxer. The teammate of Nguyen Thi Tam in Vietnam, Vo Thi Kim Anh, was marked 3.5 stars, ranked 5th in the world.
In 2023, Nguyen Thi Tam had a series of dense tournaments waiting for her. The 29 -year -old boxer may attend the 32nd SEA Games, Asiad 2023, Asian Indoor Games and the Olympic qualifying round. These are all great obstacles with Nguyen Thi Tam, who has many goals from now until 2024.
Information of the boxer Nguyen Thi Tam
Born on 4/4/1994, Thai Binh hometown
Members of Hanoi Women's Boxing Team, Vietnam National Team
Title:
– Bronze championship of the national boxing 2013
– Giving in the national boxing championship 2016
– Gold medal for the national boxing championship 2017-2022
– HCV Boxing National Sports Festival 2018, 2022
– HCV Boxing SEA Games 30, 31
– Gold medal in Asian women's boxing championships 2017
– GRAPHICS WELCOME ASIA 2019
– Boxing Asian Games 2018
– Gold medal in Asian boxing championship 2022
– The gold medal in Thailand Boxing expanded 2022
– As one of the two Vietnamese boxers attending the Tokyo Olympic Games