U.S. OUTLOOK: Bleak. Andre Dirrell and Andre Ward are the only fighters with a serious shot at a gold medal. An aberration? The U.S. didn't win gold in the ring in Sydney, either.
48 kg (106 lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Sergei Kazakov
Silver
Cuba
Yan Bartelemy
Bronze
Philippines
Harry Tanamor
Bronze
China
Zou Shiming
This would be China's first medal in boxing.
51 kg (112 lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Georgi Balakshin
Silver
France
Jerome Thomas
Bronze
Cuba
Yuriolkis Gamboa
Bronze
Thailand
Somjigt Jongjohor
Two-time European champion Balakshin is making his Olympic debut.
54 kg (119 lbs.)
Gold
Cuba
Guillermo Rigondeaux
Silver
Azerbaijan
Agassi Mamedov
Bronze
Russia
Gennady Kovalev
Bronze
France
Ali Hallab
Mamedov represented Turkey at the 2000 Games.
57 kg (126 lbs.)
Gold
Kazakhstan
Galib Jafarov
Silver
Germany
Vitaly Tajbert
Bronze
South Korea
Jo Seok Hwan
Bronze
Tajikistan
Abdusaalom Khasanov
Sydney champ Bekzat Sattarkhanov, a Kazakh, died in a 2000 car crash.
60 kg (132 lbs.)
Gold
Cuba
Mario Kindelan
Silver
Bulgaria
Dimitar Stilianov
Bronze
Thailand
Pichai Sayotha
Bronze
Turkey
Aydyn Selcuk
Mario's cousin is Orestes Kindelan, Cuba's alltime home run king.
64 kg (141 lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Alexander Maletin
Silver
France
Willy Blain
Bronze
U.S.
Rock Allen
Bronze
Mexico
Juan de Dios Navarro
Allen was DQ'd at the 2000 trials after his brother Tiger weighed in for him.
69 kg (152 lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Oleg Saitov
Silver
Cuba
Lorenzo Aragon
Bronze
Uzbekistan
Sherzod Husanov
Bronze
South Korea
Kim Jung Joo
Saitov could become the fourth boxer to win three Olympic titles.
75 kg (165 lbs.)
Gold
Kazakhstan
Gennady Golovkin
Silver
Cuba
Yordanis Despaigne
Bronze
U.S.
Andre Dirrell
Bronze
Russia
Gaiderbek Gaiderbekov
Thanks to his upbringing, Dirrell rarely has a meal without milk.
81 kg (178 lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Yevgeny Makarenko
Silver
U.S.
Andre Ward
Bronze
Azerbaijan
Ali Ismailov
Bronze
Kazakhstan
Beibut Shumenov
Ward has tattooed the name of his late father, Frank, on his forearms.
91 kg (201 lbs.)
Gold
Cuba
Odlanier Solis
Silver
Russia
Alexander Alekseyev
Bronze
Azerbaijan
Vugar Alakparov
Bronze
Belarus
Viktor Zuyev
Solis replaces three-time champ Felix Savon, 34, who is a year over the age limit.
91+ kg (201+ lbs.)
Gold
Russia
Alexander Povetkin
Silver
Italy
Roberto Cammarelle
Bronze
U.S.
Jason Estrada
Bronze
Uzbekistan
Rustam Saidov
Estrada sports a tattoo on his left arm that reads: LIGHTS OUT.
