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Angela Carini Height, Age, Family, Biography

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Age: 26 Years
Height: 5' 7Β½"
Hometown: Naples, Italy

Angela Carini

Bio/Wiki
NicknameTiger
ProfessionBoxer
Physical Stats
Height5' 7Β½" (172 cm)
Eye ColourBrown
Hair ColourDark Brown
Career
DebutNational: Italian Women Youth & Junior National Championship (15 September 2013)

International: Golden Glove of Vojvodina (23 July 2016)
CoachEmanuel Renzini
Boxing StyleSouthpaw
Weight ClassLight Welterweight
MedalsGold
β€’ Junior National Tournament (70kg) (15 September 2013)
β€’ Junior National Tournament (66 kg) (5 April 2014)
β€’ Youth/Junior Dual Match Italy (66kg) (women junior) (29 June 2014)
β€’ EUBC European Women's Junior and Youth Boxing Championship (66 kg) (24 July 2014)
β€’ European Women's Youth Championship (64 kg) (22 August 2015)
Angela Carini (left) after winning gold in the 2015 European Women's Youth Championship
β€’ Golden Glove of Vojvodina Subotica, Serbia (69 kg) (23 July 2016)
β€’ European Women's Youth & Junior Championship Ordu, Turkey (69 kg) (24 September 2016)
β€’ Italian Women National Championship, Bergamo (69kg) (11 December 2016)
β€’ Italian Women National Championship, Gorizia (75 kg) (10 December 2017)
β€’ Italian Women National Championship, Pescara (69 kg) (9 December 2018)
Angela Carini after winning gold in the 2018 Italian Women National Championship
β€’ Italian Women Elite National Championship (15 December 2019)
Angela Carini after winning gold in the 2019 Italian Women Elite National Championships
β€’ Box-Am Tournament (welterweight 69kg) (6 March 2021)
β€’ EUBC Under 22 European Championship (welter - 69 kg) (24 June 2021)
β€’ Italian Women Elite National Championship (69 kg) (19 December 2021)
β€’ Italian Women Elite National Championship (66 kg) (8 December 2022)
β€’ International Meet (66 kg) (15 October 2023)
β€’ Italian Elite National Championship (66 kg) (15 December 2023)

Silver
β€’ EUBC European U-22 Boxing Championship (women's welter - 69 kg) (17 March 2019)
β€’ EUBC WomenΒ΄s European Championship (women's welter - 69 kg) (31 August 2019)
Angela Carini after winning silver in the 2019 EUBC WomenΒ΄s European Championship
β€’ AIBA Women's World Boxing Championship (women's light welter 60-64kg) (13 October 2019)
β€’ Grand Prix Usti nad Labem (women's welter - 69kg) (8 May 2021)
β€’ Box-Am Tournament (66 kg) (17 November 2023)
β€’ Box-Am International Tournament (30 January 2024)
AwardRegional Campaign Committee Award by the Italian Boxing Federation (2014)
Angela Carini's Facebook post about receiving the 2014 Regional Campaign Committee Award
Boxing
Date of Birth6 October 1998 (Tuesday)
Age (as of 2024) 26 Years
BirthplaceNaples, Italy
Zodiac signLibra
NationalityItalian
HometownNaples
Social Mediaβ€’ Instagram
β€’ Facebook
Relationships & More
Marital StatusUnmarried
Family
ParentsFather- Giuseppe Carini aka Peppe Carini (worked for Polizia di Stato) (deceased)
Mother- Tina Marullo
Angela Carini's parents
SiblingsBrother- Antonio Carini (former boxer)
Angela Carini with her brother
Sister- None

Angela Carini

Some Lesser Known Facts About Angela Carini

  • Angela Carini grew up in Naples, Italy.

    A childhood picture of Angela Carini with her mother

    A childhood picture of Angela Carini with her mother

  • Carini serves in Italy’s national police force, Polizia di Stato, and competes as an athlete for Fiamme Oro, the sports division of the Italian police.

    Angela Carini in the Italian police uniform

    Angela Carini in the Italian police uniform

  • On 18 April 2016, she was selected to join the Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro as one of 35 athletes.

  • She is a fitness enthusiast and regularly hits the gym.

  • She consumes alcohol occasionally.

    Angela Carini while holding a glass of champagne

    Angela Carini while holding a glass of champagne

  • She loves travelling and often shares her travelling experiences on social media.

    Angela Carini's Facebook post about a vacation

    Angela Carini’s Facebook post about a vacation

  • On 1 August 2024, Angela Carini stopped her match against Algeria’s Imane Khelif after 46 seconds at the Paris Olympics as she felt Khelif’s punches were too intense. Khelif, who failed a gender test in 2023, was allowed to compete by the IOC. Carini’s decision sparked a big debate on social media, with some supporting her decision and others defending Khelif’s participation in the sport. While talking about the incident, Carini said,

    I put an end to the match because after the second blow, after years of experience in the ring and a life of fighting, I felt a strong pain in my nose. “You all saw my nose that started bleeding. I didn’t lose tonight, I just surrendered with maturity. I am a mature woman, the ring is my life.”