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Best JO's

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what JO's right now will make a good transition to open class

whether this year next year etc
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Post by boxmel »

I hate to say this - but you really can't tell until they compete in the open division. Many who were good JOs didn't make it as seniors, and vice versa. Just have to wait and see.
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Post by Unit »

yes of course i know that

But i adapted well in the Opens

I only had 2 Jo Fights and i turned 17 won the New England Novice Gloves

and just fought Open after that, i've been inactive since june of last year tho

i only had 16 fights, & fought some guys with well over a hundred fight

i was 14-2 :box:
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Post by Unit »

Can't wait till my little Brother gets there

cuz he just dominates the JO's Shit is Rediculous

You might know him

Tramaine "Might Midget" Williams

he's about 95 now

but kid cant lose

3 staright silver gloves, 2 straight outstanding boxer of tournament
ringside champion, & augusta summer national Championship

& he's sportin a 44-6 record

1 loss in 3 years, beast
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Post by boxmel »

Obviously, he'll be a name to watch at the JO Nationals. How old is he now?
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Chad Dawson

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They compare your brother to a young Chad Dawson,is that an accurate comparison in your opinion ?
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Post by naloleal »

i know the transition from jo's to open and pros was a hard one for me. i use to place 1st, 3rd, 2nd, 2nd at national silver gloves, 1st and 2nd at the national blue and gold, beat maxell taylor at the jo international camp (he was the silver medalist at that years jo nationals) and i did all this without even training. i was sparring for dumont welliver when he won the jo world tournament and was called for sparring for some other US boxers before international events. but for some reason just didn't transition well to the open class and pros.
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Post by boxmel »

Hi Nalo!!!!! Tell your mom I said hello, too. Thanks for adding to the discussion. Have you ever thought about what you could have done if you'd trained???? :lol: You also had a girlfriend and a baby - both can be very distracting.

Melanie
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Post by naloleal »

boxmel wrote:Hi Nalo!!!!! Tell your mom I said hello, too. Thanks for adding to the discussion. Have you ever thought about what you could have done if you'd trained???? :lol: You also had a girlfriend and a baby - both can be very distracting.

Melanie
ya, i thought about it. but i'm glad the way things worked out. traveled the country, met a lot of great people (you including), and now i train a few amateur kids. like i said, i'm glad the way things worked out. i will tell my mom you said hi. when my amatuer kid gets a few more matches we will be heading down there to see you in the blue and gold in a few years.
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Re: Chad Dawson

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holeymoley99 wrote:They compare your brother to a young Chad Dawson,is that an accurate comparison in your opinion ?
NO

dont get me wrong, Chad is a 1 inna million fighter,

My coach Brian had since he was 13 Taught him very well and he is very good but

Tramaine is a 1 in 10 million fighter i've seen him do stuff i have never saw a day in my life & he makes it look routine

& no he's only 14 but watch out next year
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Post by boxmel »

ya, i thought about it. but i'm glad the way things worked out. traveled the country, met a lot of great people (you including), and now i train a few amateur kids.
I'm really glad to hear you're "giving back." Amateur boxing is so much more than just the competition - it's the people you meet and the places you go.
when my amatuer kid gets a few more matches we will be heading down there to see you in the blue and gold in a few years.
Unfortunately, the B&G is no longer. 2000 was the last good year. After that it just went downhill. Baldwin Park is no longer interested in hosting it and unless another club picks it up, (it won't be the same), the B&G is gone. The last year I administered the tournament was 2000. I haven't worked it in many years.
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Post by rickyz23 »

i think alexis santiago will make a good transition he has 3 victories over luis rangel, one win against daniel lozano, and one against thimothy ibarra who is at da box off... he is a good young fighter
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