Luke Campbell
| Luke Campbell | |
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| Narození | 27. září 1987 (35 let) Kingston upon Hull |
| Povolání | boxer |
| Ocenění | člen Řádu britského impéria |
| Web | www |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Box na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 2012 | váha bantamová |
| Mistrovství světa amatérů | ||
| stříbro | MS 2011 | bantamová váha |
Luke Campbell (* 27. září 1987 v Hullu, Spojené království) je bývalý britský profesionální boxer, nastupující v lehké váze.
Je olympijským vítězem z her 2012 v Londýně v bantamové váze. O rok dříve získal ve stejné kategorii stříbro na amatérském mistrovství světa v Baku.
V roce 2013 započal profesionální kariéru, v červenci 2021 pak oznámil její konec. Je 175 cm vysoký a je levák.
Medaile z mezinárodních amatérských soutěží
- Olympijské hry – zlato 2012
- Mistrovství světa – stříbro 2011
- Mistrovství Evropy – zlato 2008
- Mistrovství Evropské unie – bronz 2009
(vše bantamová váha)
Profibilance
24 utkání – 20 vítězství (16x k.o.) – 4 porážky
| Výsledek | Bilance | Soupeř | Typ výsledku | Kolo | Datum | Místo konání |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| výhra | 1-0 |  Andy Harris | TKO | 1. z 6 | 13.7.2013 | Craven Park Stadium, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 2-0 | Neil Hepper | TKO | 1. z 6 | 5.10.2013 | O2 Arena, Londýn, Spojené království |
| výhra | 3-0 | Lee Connelly | TKO | 5. z 6 | 2.11.2013 | Ice Arena, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 4-0 | Chuck Jones | body | 4 kola | 23.11.2013 | Phones 4u Arena , Manchester, Spojené království |
| výhra | 5-0 | Scott Moises | 8. z 8 | TKO | 22.2.2014 | Ice Arena, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 6-0 | Craig Woodruff | body | 6 kol | 12.7.2014 | Echo Arena, Liverpool, Spojené království |
| výhra | 7-0 |  Steve Trumble | KO | 2. z 6 | 16.8.2014 | StubHub Center, Carson, USA |
| výhra | 8-0 |  Krzysztof Szot | TKO | 7. z 8 | 20.9.2014 | Wembley Arena, Londýn, Spojené království |
| výhra | 9-0 |  Daniel Eduardo Brizuela | TKO | 5. z 12 | 25.10.2014 | Hull Arena, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 10-0 |  Levis Morales | TKO | 3. z 8 | 7.3.2015 | Ice Arena, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 11-0 |  Aboubeker Bechelaghem | TKO | 3. z 8 | 9.5.2015 | Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham, Spojené království |
| výhra | 12-0 | Tommy Coyle | TKO | 10. z 12 | 1.8.2015 | Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham, Spojené království |
| prohra | 12-1 | Ivan Mendy | body (1:2) | 12 kol | 12.12.2015 | O2 Arena, Londýn, Spojené království |
| výhra | 13-1 | Gary Sykec | TKO | 2. z 12 | 26.3.2016 | Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, Spojené království |
| výhra | 14-1 |  Argenis Mendez | body (3:0) | 12 kol | 30.7.2016 | First Direct Arena, Leeds, Spojené království |
| výhra | 15-1 | Derry Mathews | KO | 4. z 12 | 15.10.2016 | Echo Arena, Liverpool, Spojené království |
| výhra | 16-1 |  Jairo Lopez | TKO | 2. z 12 | 25.2.2017 | Ice Arena, Hull, Spojené království |
| výhra | 17-1 |  Darleys Perez | TKO | 9. z 12 | 29.4.2017 | Wembley, Londýn, Spojené království |
| porážka | 17-2 |  Jorge Linares | body (2:1) | 12 kol | 23.9.2017 | Forum, Inglewood (Kalifornie), Spojené státy americké |
| výhra | 18-2 | Troy James | TKO | 5. z 6 | 5.5.2018 | O2 Arena, Greenwich, Spojené království |
| výhra | 19-2 | Yvan Mendy | body (3:0) | 12 | 22.9.2018 | Wembley, Londýn, Spojené království |
| výhra | 20-2 | Adrian Yung | TKO | 5. z 10 | 15.3.2019 | Liacouras Center, Filadelfie, Pensylvánie, USA |
| porážka | 20-3 |  Vasyl Lomačenko | body (0:3) | 12 kol | 31.8.2019 | O2 Arena, Greenwich, Spojené království |
| porážka | 20-4 | Ryan García | KO | 7. z 12 | 2.1.2021 | American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas, Spojené státy americké |
Zajímavosti
- má dvě děti
- dědeček byl mistrem Irska v boxu
- je držitelem Řádu britského imperia
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