Venezuelan fighters Luis Cabrera and Albert Ramírez got their pass to the semifinals of the Continental Boxing Pre-Olympic on Wednesday that takes place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, reported the Venezuelan Boxing Federation through Twitter.
The first to get his pass to the next phase of the tournament was Cabrera in the 60 kilograms, when he won by abandonment of the representative of Trinidad and Tobago, Michael Alexander.
For his part, Albert Ramírez went to the semifinals by beating Chilean Julio Alamos 3-0 at 81 kilograms.
In this way, both fighters are one victory away to guarantee their pass to the Olympic Games, Rio 2016, like José Díaz, who this Tuesday also managed to go to the semifinals at 56 kilos.
On Wednesday afternoon, the first Venezuelan to jump into the ring was Angelino Cordova, who lost 3-0 to Miguel Hernández of the United States at 49 kilos.
For this day, three Venezuelan boxers remain to fight. Yoel Finol will fight in the 52 kg category; Gabriel Maestre will do the same in the 69 kg; and Luis Arcón in the 64 kg.
To secure their ticket to Rio, boxers must at least reach the final in each of their divisions. (Avn.info.ve).
Venezuela adds three boxers in the semifinals of the Boxing Pre-Olympic 2016
