Zemfira Magomedalieva

Magomedalieva was born on 8 February 1988 in the Tlyaratinsky District of the Dagestan ASSR. While studying at Dagestan State Pedagogical University, she competed for the Dagestan team in shot put. She later switched to boxing under coach Alexey Shakhsinov and currently trains under Sukhrab Manapov. == Amateur career ==

World and European Championships In November 2014, Magomedalieva won the gold medal at the Women’s World Boxing Championships held in Jeju, South Korea. On her way to victory, she defeated Aynur Rzayeva (Azerbaijan), Kavita (India), Wang Shijin (China), and Lazzat Kungeibayeva (Kazakhstan). Magomedalieva became the first female boxer from Dagestan to win a world championship title. She received a congratulatory telegram from Russian president Vladimir Putin. In March 2015, she won the Russian Women’s Boxing Championship in Saransk, defeating Elmira Ramazanova in the final. On 3 August 2015, by order of the Minister of Sport No. 109-ng, she was awarded the title International Master of Sports of Russia. At the 2019 AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Ulan-Ude, she defeated Turkish boxer Elif Guneri in the final by unanimous decision, winning her second world title. Olympic Games At the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo (held in 2021), Magomedalieva competed in the 75 kg weight category. She advanced to the semifinals, where she lost to Li Qian of China, earning a bronze medal. Later career In November 2023, she won a bronze medal at the Russian Women’s Boxing Championship in Ufa in the 81 kg category, losing in the semifinal by a 0:5 decision to Saltanat Medenova. == Achievements ==

• Gold medal — Women’s World Boxing Championships (Ulan-Ude, 2019) • Gold medal — Women’s World Boxing Championships (Jeju, 2014) • Gold medal — Russian Women’s Boxing Championship (Saransk, 2015) • Gold medal — Women’s European Boxing Championships (Sofia, 2016) • Gold medal — Women’s European Boxing Championships (Madrid, 2019) == Awards ==

• Medal of the Order “For Merit to the Fatherland”, 2nd class (11 August 2021) — for her significant contribution to the development of Russian sport, outstanding athletic achievements, determination, perseverance, and will to win, demonstrated at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad in Tokyo, Japan.[13] ==Notes==