Andreas Tews

Andreas Tews, born on September eleventh, nineteen sixty-eight, is a distinguished former amateur boxer from Germany. His remarkable career is highlighted by his impressive achievements at the Olympic Games, where he secured a Silver medal in the Flyweight category at the nineteen eighty-eight Summer Olympics and followed it up with a Gold medal in the Featherweight division at the nineteen ninety-two Summer Olympics.

Tews' journey in boxing began to gain international recognition in nineteen eighty-six when he earned a Silver medal in the Flyweight class at the European Junior Championships held in Copenhagen. The following year, he showcased his talent by winning the European Senior Championship in Turin, further establishing his reputation in the sport.

In addition to his Olympic success, Tews also competed in the nineteen ninety-one European Championships in Gothenburg, where he achieved a commendable third-place finish. Despite his accolades, Tews chose not to pursue a professional boxing career.

Today, he dedicates his time to nurturing the next generation of boxers as a trainer at Gymnasium Rahlstedt in Hamburg, Germany, sharing his wealth of experience and passion for the sport.