In the 2024 Paris Olympics, the USA sent four men and four women, and the results were one Bronze medal.
Leading the men's division, Omari Jones of Orlando, Florida at welterweight #156 was the lone medal winner. He posted two wins before losing by a controversial decision.
Jones, 30-11, defeated CW Kan Chia, 12-16, of Taipei, China. Then he beat RM Kiwan, 12-17, from Bulgaria all points 30-27. He then lost a controversial split decision in the medal round to Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev, 47-6, of Fergana, Uzbekistan in the semifinals by scores of 30-27, 27-30, 28-29 twice and 29-28.
Featherweight #125, Jahmal Harvey, 60-8, of Oxon Hill, Maryland, won his first fight by split decision over Brazil's Luiz Oliveira, 47-10, by scores of 29-28 three times and 28-29 twice . He then lost a split decision to Munarbek Seitbek, 38-25, from Osh, Kyrgyzstan, 28-29, three times, 30-27, and 29-28.
Heavyweight Joshua Edwards, 19-6, of Houston, Texas, lost by split decision to Diego Lenzi, 14-6, of Assisi, Umbria, Italy, 28-28, 27-29, 26-30, 27-29 and 29-27.
Flyweight Roscoe Hill, 37-11, of Spring, Texas, defeated Omid Ahmadisafa, 15-14, of Tehran, Iran, and Munich, Bayern, Germany, 29-28 three times and 30-27.
After that he was defeated by the decision of Billal Bennama, from France, with the points of 29-28 twice and 28-29 three times.
Leading the women's Lightweight #132 division, Jajaira Gonzalez, 57-8, of Colorado Springs and Glenora, California, defeated 2016 gold medalist Estelle Mosley, 85-31-1, of Bagnolet, Seine-Saint-Denis, France , with scores of 30-26, 28-28, 29-27 three times. She then lost to Beatriz Ferreira, 108-9, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, with scores of 28-29 three times, 27-30 twice.
Welterweight #145, Morelle McCane, 38-15, of Cleveland, Ohio, lost by split decision to Navbakhor Khamidova, 16-8, of Fergana, Uzbekistan by scores of 29-28, 27-30, 28-29, 29-30 – 27.
Southpaw Jennifer Lozano, 24-10, of Laredo, Texas, lost to southpaw Pihia Kaivo Oja, 54-26, of Tampere, Finland, by scores of 27-30 five times.
Southpaw Alyssa 'La Travissa' Mendoza, 40-13, of Caldwell, Idaho, won a split decision over Mizhgona Samadova, 5-11, of Dushanbe, Tajikistan by scores of 29-28 doubles, 28-29 doubles and 30-27. He then lost by majority decision to Jucielen Cerqueira Romeu, 31-15, of Sao Paulo, Brazil, 28-29 three times, 27-30 and 29-28.
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