Hasanboy Dusmatov - a gold medallist at the Rio 2016 Olympics - was among them, beating Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Saken Bibossinov of Kazakhstan in a split decision.

This is Dusmatov's third Asian title but first at under-51 kilograms.

In another Uzbekistan-versus-Kazakhstan final, at under-57kg, Youth Olympic Games gold medallist Abdumalik Khalokov beat Serik Temirzhanov.

Four of the five judges had Khalokov winning - the same margin which saw compatriot Dusmatov to victory.

At under-63.5kg, Ruslan Abdullaev was a unanimous victor versus Indian Shiva Thapa for Uzbekistan's third gold medal of the day.

Under-75kg fighter Saidjamshid Jafarov and super-heavyweight Lazizbek Mullojonov completed the complement with respective victories over Nurkanat Raiys and two-time world silver medallist Kamshybek Kunkabayev, who again are both from Kazakhstan.

Nine of the 13 men's finals at Martyr Rashid Al-Zayoud Hall featured a boxer from Kazakhstan.

Three were victorious - Sanzhar Tashkenbay at under-48kg, under-71kg fighter Aslanbek Shymbergenov and Aibek Oralbay at under-92kg.

Jordan, the host nation, tasted victory through Hussein Iashaish at under-80kg and under-60kg competitor Mohammad Adnan Abu Jajeh.

Thailand's Jakkapong Yomkhot and Bunjong Sinsiri reigned supreme at under-86kg and under-67kg, respectively.

Tokyo 2020 runner-up Carlo Paalam from the Philippines won the under-54kg final.

Today was the last day of the Asian Boxing Championships.

Kazakhstan finished with the most medals, 21, of which six were gold.