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Torsten May (born September 10, 1969 in Glauchau, Saxony) is a former German boxer, who won the Light Heavyweight Gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics. He challenged once for the IBF cruiserweight championship in 2006.

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Torsten May

Torsten May, 2019
Medal record
Representing  Germany
Men's Boxing
Olympic Games
	1992 Barcelona	Light Heavyweight
World Amateur Championships
	1991 Sydney	Light Heavyweight

Amateur career

• 1991 German National Light Heavyweight champion
• 1991 Won World Championship as a Light Heavyweight in Sydney, Australia. Results were:
  • Defeated Patrice Aouissi (France) points
  • Defeated Orestes Solano (Cuba) points
  • Defeated Mehmet Gurgen (Turkey) points
  • Defeated Andrey Kurnyavka (Russia) points
• Olympic Gold Medalist in Barcelona 1992 as a Light Heavyweight. Results were:
  • Defeated Gil-Nam Kim (North Korea) points
  • Defeated Dale Brown (boxer) (Canada) points
  • Defeated Montell Griffin (United States) when controversially he was credited some of Griffin's points
  • Defeated Wojciech Bartnik (Poland) points
  • Defeated Rostislav Zaulitchny (Unified Team/ C.I.S) points

Professional career

May began his professional career the following year and won his first 15 bouts in the cruiserweight division, setting up a fight for the vacant IBF cruiserweight title against Adolpho Washington. Washington won by a narrow unanimous decision, a loss which May avenged in 1999 via a 9th round technical decision after Washington lost his title. May never again fought for a title, and lost via TKO in the 8th round to Alexander Gurov in 2001 in a match that ended May's career.

Professional boxing record

22 Wins (12 knockouts, 10 decisions), 3 Losses (2 knockouts, 1 decision) [1]
Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Location	Notes
Loss	29-3-1	Alexander Gurov	TKO	8	21/04/2001	Erfurt, Germany	WBA Intercontinental/IBF Intercontinental/EBU Cruiserweight Titles.
Win	5-0	Yan Kulkov	PTS	8	25/11/2000	Hannover, Germany
Win	8-0-1	Valeri Semiskur	TKO	3	03/06/2000	Karlsruhe, Germany	IBF Intercontinental Cruiserweight Title.
Win	24-2	Alexey Ilyin	MD	12	27/11/1999	Düsseldorf, Germany	EBU Cruiserweight Title.
Win	27-6-2	Adolpho Washington	TD	9	05/06/1999	Frankfurt, Germany	IBF Intercontinental cruiserweight title
Win	18-2	Pascal Warusfel	PTS	10	10/10/1998	Vienna, Austria
Loss	17-4-1	Stefan Angehrn	TKO	9	13/12/1997	Düsseldorf, Germany	IBF Intercontinental Cruiserweight Title.
Win	23-9	Matthew Charleston	TKO	5	18/10/1997	Vienna, Austria
Win	13-8	Jason Nicholson	PTS	10	15/02/1997	Vienna, Austria
Loss	25-3-2	Adolpho Washington	UD	12	31/08/1996	Palma de Mallorca, Spain	For vacant IBF cruiserweight title
Win	24-8	Andrew Maynard	KO	10	20/04/1996	Düsseldorf, Germany
Win	37-3-3	Gary "Tiger" Steiger	TKO	6	23/03/1996	New York City, U.S.
Win	6-13	Bobbie Joe Edwards	PTS	8	29/01/1996	Piccadilly, London, England
Win	32-8	Art Jimmerson	KO	5	09/09/1995	Bielefeld, Germany
Win	16-13	Tim "Scrap Iron" Johnson	KO	2	17/06/1995	Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.	Johnson knocked out at 2:09 of the second round.
Win	8-5-2	Fred "Kip" Adams	KO	3	27/05/1995	Dortmund, Germany
Win	24-4	Saul Montana	UD	10	25/03/1995	Düsseldorf, Germany
Win	20-5-2	Jason Waller	TKO	6	26/11/1994	Wuppertal, Germany
Win	20-8-3	Dale "Lunch Pail" Jackson	TKO	5	18/06/1994	Chicago, Illinois, U.S.	Referee stopped the bout at 1:09 of the fifth round.
Win	32-7-7	Ralf Rocchigiani	PTS	10	07/05/1994	Koblenz, Germany	BDB German Cruiserweight Title.
Win	15-19-6	Tony "Phone" Booth	UD	6	26/03/1994	Dortmund, Germany
Win	26-6-1	Vincent Boulware	SD	8	26/02/1994	San Jose, California, U.S.
Win	--	Ludmil Popov	KO	1	11/12/1993	Düsseldorf, Germany
Win	9-25-1	Bruce "The Truce" Johnson	TKO	4	16/10/1993	Koblenz, Germany
Win	4-17-1	Eric "Ice" Cole	KO	1	18/09/1993	Düsseldorf, Germany	Cole knocked out at 2:35 of the first round.

References

External links

• Boxing record for Torsten May from BoxRec (registration required)

На других языках

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[de] Torsten May

Torsten May (* 10. September 1969 in Glauchau) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Boxer und heutiger Boxtrainer.

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- [en] Torsten May

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[fr] Torsten May

Torsten May est un boxeur allemand né le 9 octobre 1969 à Glauchau.

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[it] Torsten May

Torsten May (Glauchau, 9 ottobre 1969) è un ex pugile tedesco.

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[ru] Май, Торстен

Торстен Май (нем. Torsten May, 9 октября 1969, Глаухау) — немецкий боксёр полутяжёлой весовой категории, выступал за сборную Германии в начале 1990-х годов. Чемпион летних Олимпийских игр в Барселоне, чемпион мира, чемпион национального первенства. В период 1993—2001 боксировал в первом тяжёлом весе на профессиональном уровне, выиграл несколько чемпионских титулов, в том числе носил пояса интерконтинентального чемпиона IBF и чемпиона Европы по версии EBU. В настоящее время является тренером по боксу.

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