Boxing at the 1936 Summer Olympics – Flyweight

The men's flyweight event was part of the boxing programme at the 1936 Summer Olympics. The weight class was the lightest contested, and allowed boxers of up to 112 pounds (50.8 kilograms). The competition was held from Monday, August 10, 1936 to Saturday, August 15, 1936. Twenty-four boxers from 24 nations competed.[1]

Boxing at the
1936 Summer Olympics
Flyweightmen
Bantamweightmen
Featherweightmen
Lightweightmen
Welterweightmen
Middleweightmen
Light heavyweightmen
Heavyweightmen

Medalists
Gold Silver Bronze
Willy Kaiser
 Germany		 Gavino Matta
 Italy		 Louis Laurie
 United States

Results
Round of 32
August 10		 Round of 16
August 12		 Quarterfinals
August 13		 Semifinals
August 14		 Final
August 15
 Willy Kaiser (GER) —
Bye —  Kaiser (GER) W
 Guillermo López (CHI) —  López (CHI) RSC3
Bye —  Kaiser (GER) PTS
 Fidel Tricánico (URU) —  Tricánico (URU) L
Bye —  Tricánico (URU) —
Bye —
 Kaiser (GER) PTS
 William Passmore (RSA) —  Carlomagno (ARG) L
Bye —  Passmore (RSA) PTS
 Mahmoud Ezzat (EGY) —  Ezzat (EGY) L
Bye —  Passmore (RSA) L
 Alfredo Carlomagno (ARG) —  Carlomagno (ARG) PTS
Bye —  Carlomagno (ARG) PTS
 Chiyoto Nakano (JPN) PTS  Nakano (JPN) L
 Erkki Savolainen (FIN) L  Kaiser (GER) PTS
 Louis Laurie (USA) PTS  Matta (ITA) L
 Rudolf Bezděk (TCH) L  Laurie (USA) PTS
 Asbjørn Berg-Hansen (NOR) PTS  Berg-Hansen (NOR) L
 Alfred Russell (GBR) L  Laurie (USA) PTS
 Edmund Sobkowiak (POL) W  Sobkowiak (POL) L
 Henry C. Cooper (AUS) KO2  Sobkowiak (POL) PTS
 Walter Siegfried (SUI) PTS  Siegfried (SUI) L
 Gaston Fayaud (FRA) L  Laurie (USA) L Bronze medal bout
 Raoul Degryse (BEL) W  Matta (ITA) PTS
 Sture Hållberg (SWE) KO1  Degryse (BEL) PTS  Laurie (USA) wo
 Felipe Nunag (PHI) PTS  Nunag (PHI) L  Carlomagno (ARG) -
 Dumitru Panaitescu (ROU) L  Degryse (BEL) L
 Kaj Frederiksen (DEN) PTS  Matta (ITA) PTS
 Fernand Ciatti (LUX) L  Frederiksen (DEN) L
 Gavino Matta (ITA) PTS  Matta (ITA) PTS
 Tinus Lambillion (NED) L

References
  1. "Boxing at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games: Men's Flyweight". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 9 November 2018.
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