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Israeli Boxer Arthur Prokhnavitsky Advances to Youth Olympics Gold Medal Match

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Israeli boxer Arthur Prokhnavitsky has reached the gold medal match at the Youth Olympic Games after a 5-0 semi-final victory over Spain's Pablo Soto Macias. He will compete for the gold against Japan's Kenshin Sakuno on Thursday. Prokhnavitsky had already secured at least a silver medal by reaching the semi-finals.

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  • Arthur Prokhnavitsky will fight for Youth Olympics gold after a 5-0 semi-final win.
  • Prokhnavitsky secured at least a silver medal in the up to 65kg boxing category.
  • He will face Japan's Kenshin Sakuno in the final bout on Thursday.
  • Prokhnavitsky defeated Spain's Pablo Soto Macias, the world junior champion.
  • Earlier wins included victories over opponents from Moldova and Mexico.
Israeli Boxer Arthur Prokhnavitsky Advances to Youth Olympics Gold Medal Match
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Israeli boxer Arthur Prokhnavitsky has secured at least a silver medal at the Youth Olympic Games after defeating Spain's Pablo Soto Macias in the semi-finals. Prokhnavitsky, competing in the up to 65kg category, won the bout 5-0 against the world junior champion. He will now face Japan's Kenshin Sakuno in the gold medal match on Thursday, the final day of the boxing competition.

Prokhnavitsky dominated the semi-final bout, winning the first two rounds decisively. Soto Macias attempted a comeback in the third round but was unsuccessful. The five judges unanimously awarded the victory to the Israeli fighter.

By reaching the semi-finals, Prokhnavitsky had already guaranteed a medal, as both losing semi-finalists receive bronze. Earlier in the tournament, he secured 5-0 victories against Catalin Mustea of Moldova in the quarterfinals and Victor Alejandro Rojas Escada of Mexico in his opening match.

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