Italy at The 1920 Summer Olympics - Boxing

Boxing

Five boxers represented Italy at the 1920 Games. It was the nation's debut in boxing. Garzena had the best performance for Italy, taking all three of the nation's wins on his way to a bronze medal.

Boxer Weight class Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final / Bronze match
Opposition
Score		 Opposition
Score		 Opposition
Score		 Opposition
Score		 Opposition
Score		 Rank
Mariano Barbaresi Heavyweight N/A Eluère (FRA)
L		 Did not advance 9
Dario Della Valle Welterweight Steen (NOR)
L		 Did not advance 17
Vincenzo Dell'Oro Flyweight N/A Albert (FRA)
L		 Did not advance 9
Edoardo Garzena Featherweight Bye Vincken (BEL)
W		 Cater (GBR)
W		 Fritsch (FRA)
L		 Zivic (USA)
W		 3 !
Leo Giunchi Lightweight N/A Van Muyzen (BEL)
L		 Did not advance 9
Opponent nation Wins Losses Percent
Belgium 1 1 .500
France 0 3 .000
Great Britain 1 0 1.000
Norway 0 1 .000
United States 1 0 1.000
Total 3 5 .375
Round Wins Losses Percent
Round of 32 0 1 .000
Round of 16 1 3 .250
Quarterfinals 1 0 1.000
Semifinals 0 1 .000
Final 0 0 –
Bronze match 1 0 1.000
Total 3 5 .375

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