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Human:35353

2021-05-09T08:13:50Z

Boxingjones:

He served in the Navy during World War II.
Served as the head coach at the Rome Boxing Association in Rome, New York, for many years and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

Human:35353

2021-05-09T08:13:00Z

Boxingjones:

He served in the Navy during World War II.
Served as the head trainer at the Rome Boxing Association in Rome, New York, for many years and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

Human:35353

2021-05-09T08:12:43Z

Boxingjones:

He served in the Navy during World war II.
Served as the head trainer at the Rome Boxing Association in Rome, New York, for many years and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

Human:35353

2020-07-30T06:50:59Z

Boxingjones:

Served in the Navy during World war II.
Served as the head trainer at the Rome Boxing Association in Rome, New York, for many years, and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

Stacey Reile

2019-11-23T07:31:58Z

Boxingjones:

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'''Stacey "stayLo" Reile''' has established herself as one of the top female [[featherweight]] boxers in the world. Reile was born in Utica, New York, and lived there during her childhood. Reile later moved to South Florida and currently resides in Miami Beach, Florida.

==Early career==

Upon moving to South Florida, Reile developed her fitness and won second place at the Miss Fitness South Florida competition in 1999. Reile also began training for boxing in the late 1990s under the tutelage of trainer Luis Lagerman and Women's International Boxing Association|WIBA President [[Ryan Wissow]]. Reile had only two scheduled amateur matches. The first was to take place in the 126 pound division at the Florida State [[Golden Gloves]] tournament in 2000. Reile's opponent did not show up, so Reile won by a walkover. Reile also won her second amateur bout by defeating Vanessa Ramos. Although this was Reile's last fight as an amateur, Reile decided to delay becoming a pro boxer and instead honed her craft in the gym for the next four years.

==Start of pro career==

Just a few days before her pro debut in 2004, Reile travelled to American Top Team in Coconut Creek, Florida, to spar with [[Shelby Walker]]. At the time of the sparring session, Walker was a veteran of 11 pro boxing fights and challenged for a world featherweight title about two months before. Walker is best known for scoring the fastest knockout in women's MMA history with her victory over Angela Wilson in just five seconds. Stacey Reile made her professional debut against Myriam Bazile in Boynton Beach, Florida, on July 24, 2004. Reile won by TKO after a bombardment of left jabs and straight rights to the head. The referee waved off the bout at 1:07 of the second round when Bazile stopped throwing and was just trying to block the punches from Reile. Reile began her pro career at 1-0, 1 KO, whereas Bazile fell to 0-5, 0 KO.

Reile participated in two unsanctioned bouts in Tokyo, Japan. The first of these was on March 13, 2005, against Riyo Togo in which Reile won by a four-round unanimous decision. Togo suffered her first loss as a pro in this bout. Reile controlled most of the action by keeping Togo at bay with an effective left jab, and her good right hands took their toll. Reile improved her record to 2-0, 1 KO, whereas Togo fell to 3-1, 3 KOs. After this fight, Reile made an appearance on The Learning Channel's "Miami Ink", a reality television show about a tattoo shop in Miami Beach. Reile decided to get angel wing tattoos on her hips and became known as "The Fighting Angel".

For her second unsanctioned bout, Reile returned to Tokyo to face MMA fighter boxer Ariya. Reile won by a four-round unanimous decision on October 1, 2005. Ariya relentlessly pursued, but Reile thwarted the pressure with rapid combinations and a laser-like left jab to the head and body. Reile improved her record to 3-0, 1 KO, whereas Ariya fell to 2-3, 0 KO.

Reile won by knockout at 37 seconds of the first round against Yessenia de Jesus on February 10, 2006, in Coral Gables, Florida. This was a spectacular one-punch knockout by a lethal left hook. Reile improved her record to 4-0, 2 KOs, whereas de Jesus, who was making her pro debut, began her career at 0-1, 0 KO.

Reile faced national amateur champion Nora Reyes of Chicago on April 21, 2006. The fight took place in Reyes' home state of Illinois. In an action-packed, four-round fight, Reile won by majority decision. Reile improved her record to 5-0, 2 KOs, whereas Reyes fell to 1-1, 0 KO.

Reile faced her first toughest test when she fought Lakeysha "The Total Package" Williams on June 29, 2006, in Miami, Florida. Wearing an outfit inspired by the superhero Supergirl, Reile won by TKO, passing this test with flying colors. Near the end of the third round, Reile hurt Williams with a straight right and left hook to the head combination as Williams was standing in a corner of the ring. Williams could only cover up to defend as Reile landed several punches with referee Jorge Alonso closely observing. Alonso stepped in between the two boxers and waved off the fight just before the bell rang to end the round. The official time of the stoppage was 2:59 of the third round. Reile improved her record to 6-0, 3 KOs, whereas Williams fell to 9-9-3, 1 KO. Even though Williams' record appears to be mediocre, she had gone the distance against contenders such as [[Elena Reid]], [[Ada Velez]], Jeri Sitzes, and Kelsey Jeffries prior to her bout against Reile.

Reile won by a six-round unanimous decision against WIBA FedeLatina [[super bantamweight]] champion Delia Hoppe of the Dominican Republic on December 14, 2006, in Hallandale Beach, Florida. Reile improved her record to 7-0, 3 KOs, whereas Hoppe fell to 4-3-1, 1 KO.

Reile faced another opponent from the Dominican Republic in her next bout against Maribel Santana, who had challenged for world titles three times before. Reile defeated Santana by a six-round unanimous decision on January 23, 2008. The fight took place in Reile's home city of Miami Beach, Florida. Reile improved her record to 8-0, 3 KOs, whereas Santana fell to 8-5-1, 3 KOs.

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2018-11-17T16:52:03Z

Boxingjones:

Fight:2200890

2018-02-19T04:07:39Z

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The judges saw it 98-92, 96-94, 96-94.

Fight:2217344

2018-02-08T15:40:56Z

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Scoring: 99-91, 98-92, and 97-93 for Guadalupe Martinez.

Fight:2217268

2018-01-13T03:40:04Z

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Crews-Dezurn lost a point in the sixth round for throwing down her opponent.

Elena Gradinar

2017-10-22T20:41:49Z

Boxingjones:

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Reported amateur record: 73-8

Fights primarily out of the orthodox stance, but does switch to the southpaw stance occasionally.

Elena Gradinar

2017-10-22T20:41:11Z

Boxingjones:

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Reported amateur record: 73-8

Fights primarily out of the orthodox stance, but does switch to the southpaw stance on occasion.

Elena Gradinar

2017-10-22T20:40:52Z

Boxingjones:

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Reported amateur record: 73-8
Fights primarily out of the orthodox stance, but does switch to the southpaw stance on occasion.

Elena Gradinar

2017-10-22T20:34:29Z

Boxingjones:

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Reported amateur record: 73-8

Ryota Murata vs. Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (1st meeting)

2017-10-22T19:43:25Z

Boxingjones:

Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam was knocked down by a right cross in the fourth round.

Ryota Murata vs. Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (1st meeting)

2017-10-22T19:41:07Z

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Hassan N'Dam was knocked down from a right cross in the fourth round.

Human:35353

2017-10-08T01:19:33Z

Boxingjones: Created page with "Served in the Navy during World war II. Served as the head trainer at the Rome Boxing association in Rome, New York, for many years and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall..."

Served in the Navy during World war II.
Served as the head trainer at the Rome Boxing association in Rome, New York, for many years and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

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2017-07-25T15:16:57Z

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2017-07-25T15:12:58Z

Boxingjones:

Fight:2099008

2016-11-11T03:09:26Z

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Scores: 96-93, 96-93, 97-93

Joe Smith Jr

2016-06-22T06:18:54Z

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Joe Smith, a construction worker from long Island New York, won the WBC International Light Heavyweight Title by scoring a first round knock out of top World Title contender [[Andrzej Fonfara]]. Stunning the heavily Polish crowd in attendance for Fonfara. The fight was the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions card on NBC. (June 18, 2016)

== Notes ==
*Nickname: The Irish Bomber
*Trained by [[Gerard Capobianco]] at Heavyhitters Boxing Gym on Long Island [http://www.heavyhittersboxingli.com/index.php/personal-training]

== Minor/Regional Titles ==
*[[WBC]] International Light Heavyweight Title (2016-)

Noemi Bosques

2016-06-15T04:48:30Z

Boxingjones:

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Noemi “La Rebelde" Bosques, was born on April 20, 1983, in Saint Petersburg, Florida. At three years old, her father would play boxing games with her at home. Little did he know how these seemingly playful games would influence Noemi later in life.

Noemi stayed involved in sports throughout middle school and high school, excelling in basketball, track, and flag football. Her athletic prowess and sportsmanship allowed her to win an MVP award and was voted the “Most Athletic” student of her high school class.

At the age of 18, after graduating, Noemi signed up for local boxing competitions “for fun” without any training experience. In those "for fun" competitions, she went undefeated in six contests stopping all but one of her opponents. With this experience, Noemi sought out serious training to expand her boxing ability, but it was her family that grew with the birth of her daughter.

Noemi, now 24-years-old, returned to the ring embarking one what she describes as an "exciting” amateur career. She was ranked number one at the Sunshine State Games in Florida her first year boxing; finalist in the Kansas City Ringside World Tournament; finalist in the Florida State Pals, bronze medalist at the National Pal; ranked number one in Florida State two consecutive years; ranked number one in the Region for two consecutive years; and ranked top 10 in the United States for two years in a row.

Noemi’s pro debut took place on May 18, 2012, in Tampa, Florida at the Doubletree Hotel. Noemi proved to herself and the boxing community that all of the years of training had paid off as she defeated Amarillis Adorno by a four-round unanimous decision. She quickly climbed the rankings claiming three titles which triggered high-profile bouts against the best fighters women’s boxing.

Not only is Noemi busy in the ring always fighting more than four fights a year, but she has also been very active with media. She's been busy undertaking specials with Telemundo, Fox News. Stay tuned for her next project accomplished with Bright House Networks set to air in June!

With so many rewarding accomplishments in her athletic past, she is confident that she will rise to the top rapidly, and hopes her experiences will serve as a great story to not only her precious daughter but to people everywhere. Noemi’s boxing career will prove to be a great story of triumph and that hard work and sacrifices always pay off.

Fight:2042200

2016-05-22T05:36:58Z

Boxingjones:

Matthysse knocked down by a Mrdjenovich left-hook in the 10th round.

Fight:2042200

2016-05-22T05:34:32Z

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Matthysse knocked down in the 10th round from a left hook.

Jennifer Salinas

2016-05-03T07:59:10Z

Boxingjones:

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[[Category: UBF Champions]]
[[Category:UBF World Champions]]

Fight:1894289

2016-03-29T05:41:39Z

Boxingjones:

On the date of the bout, Byars was a reported 59 years of age.

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2016-03-29T05:40:58Z

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On the date of the bout, Byers was a reported 59 years of age.

Momo Koseki vs. Ayaka Miyao

2015-10-23T03:59:53Z

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Koseki knocked down from a right in the first round.

Kali Reis

2015-10-11T03:16:15Z

Boxingjones:

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2015-10-10T06:50:16Z

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Kali Reis

2015-09-15T15:21:47Z

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Kali Reis

2015-09-13T22:50:39Z

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2015-09-13T22:49:14Z

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Elizabeth Cervantes

2015-09-13T19:12:29Z

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Lauryn Eagle

2015-09-13T08:07:38Z

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2015-09-13T07:31:20Z

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2015-09-13T07:30:21Z

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Lauryn Eagle

2015-09-13T07:20:56Z

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Lauryn Eagle

2015-09-13T07:17:38Z

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2015-09-13T07:16:35Z

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Aleksandra Magdziak Lopes

2015-09-13T00:59:10Z

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Aleksandra Magdziak Lopes

2015-09-13T00:57:46Z

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2015-09-13T00:56:35Z

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2015-07-17T02:10:41Z

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2015-07-11T07:23:54Z

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2015-07-04T04:00:59Z

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2015-07-04T03:56:46Z

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Human:713257

2015-04-11T05:16:33Z

Boxingjones:

Kamegawa is the first Japanese-born boxer to win a New York Daily News Golden Gloves title (2011).
Kamegawa is a three-time winner of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves.

Human:713257

2015-04-11T05:13:21Z

Boxingjones:

the first Japanese-born boxer to win a New York Daily News Golden Gloves title (2011).
She is a three-time winner of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves.

Human:713257

2015-04-11T05:10:02Z

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the first Japanese-born boxer to win The New York Daily News Golden Gloves title (2011). She is a three-time winner of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves.