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Pat Barry

2010-04-20T08:10:26Z

Cory: First edit.

* Former professional boxer
* Current boxing trainer, gym owner.
* Retired detective for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (METRO).
* Married to Dawn Barry.
* One daughter, Dawn Jr. who is married to former boxer Augie Sanchez.

Pat Barry boxed out of New York until he moved to Las Vegas, Nevada.
After a professional boxing career, he became an officer for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and achieved the rank of detective. He retired recently. He met his wife Dawn, herself a Metro officer, in Las Vegas and the two have been married since 1978. They have one daughter who is married to former boxer Augie Sanchez.

Currently, he is a boxing trainer in Las Vegas, Nevada at the gym he and his wife Dawn started, Barry's Boxing.
He trained former world champion Bones Adams. He also trained Augie Sanchez and a long list of amateur champions.

He appeared in the film "Play it to the Bone".

Herb Santos

2010-04-12T03:05:58Z

Cory:

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 13 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/10/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged three Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Evander Holyfield v. Francois Botha, 2010.
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Evander Holyfield v. Fancois Botha, WBF Heavyweight Championship, April 10, 2010, Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, WBC Heavyweight Championship, June 15, 1985, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 Herb was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including thirteen World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-12T03:01:42Z

Cory: Undo revision 297468 by Ric (Talk)

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 13 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/10/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged three Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Evander Holyfield v. Francois Botha, 2010.
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Evander Holyfield v. Fancois Botha, WBF Heavyweight Championship, April 10, 2010, Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, WBC Heavyweight Championship, June 15, 1985, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including thirteen World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-11T07:38:03Z

Cory:

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 13 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/10/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged three Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Evander Holyfield v. Francois Botha, 2010.
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Evander Holyfield v. Fancois Botha, WBF Heavyweight Championship, April 10, 2010, Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, WBC Heavyweight Championship, June 15, 1985, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including thirteen World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-11T07:31:36Z

Cory: updated info.

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 13 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/10/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged three Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Evander Holyfield v. Francois Botha, 2010.
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Evander Holyfield v. Fancois Botha, WBF Heavyweight Championship, April 10, 2010, Thomas & Mack, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, WBC Heavyweight Championship, June 15, 1985, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including thirteen World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-08T02:55:44Z

Cory: add photo

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, WBC Heavyweight Championship, June 15, 1985, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-08T02:50:47Z

Cory:

[[file:P1010305.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.]]
<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.

* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.

* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

[[Category: Judges]]

Herb Santos

2010-04-08T02:33:01Z

Cory:

[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/File:P1010305.jpg]]

<human>401292</human>

* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985.
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983.
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.
* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada;
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

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* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

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* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

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Herb Santos

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* Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
* Commissioner, Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).
* Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights as of 4/1/10.
* Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
* Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
** Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983
* Most notable fight: Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns Undisputed World Middleweight Championship, April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
* Other significant and notable fights judged:
** Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, WBA Super World Featherweight Championship, September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, WBC Heavyweight Championship, May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
** Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch, Undisputed World Welterweight Championship, February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.
*Married to Jeannette Santos, three sons, four grandchildren.

= Biography =

Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962 and they have three children Herb Jr., Joel and Cory.. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. He attended Prosecutors School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

In 1978 He was thrilled when he was granted a professional boxing judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

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Herb Santos

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Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.

OVERVIEW:

Married, Jeannette Santos

Three Children: Herb, Jr., Joel, Cory.

Four grandchildren

Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.

Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).

Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights.

Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.

Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983

Most notable fight:
Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns
Undisputed World Middleweight Championship
April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Other significant and notable fights judged:
Chris John v. Rocky Juarez
WBA Super World Featherweight Championship
September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada

Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon
WBC Heavyweight Championship
May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada

Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch
Undisputed World Welterweight Championship
February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.

BIOGRAPHY:
Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney’s Office. He attended Prosecutors’s School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases, some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

He was thrilled in 1978 when he was granted a judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AIDs and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AIDs and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

Herb has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

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Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.

Overview:
Married, Jeannette Santos

Three Children: Herb, Jr., Joel, Cory.

Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.

Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).

Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights.

Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.

Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983

Most notable fight:
Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns
Undisputed World Middleweight Championship
April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Other significant and notable fights judged:
Chris John v. Rocky Juarez
WBA Super World Featherweight Championship
September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada

Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon
WBC Heavyweight Championship
May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada

Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch
Undisputed World Welterweight Championship
February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.

BIOGRAPHY:
Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney’s Office. He attended Prosecutors’s School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases. Some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He has also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

He was thrilled in 1978 when he was granted a judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he has judged to date was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AID's and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AID’s and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

He has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

Herb Santos

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Herb J. Santos, Sr., Esq.

Overview:
Married, Jeannette Santos
Three Children: Herb, Jr., Joel, Cory.

Professional Boxing Judge: 1978-present.
Nevada State Athletic Commission: 1985-1988 (Chairman 1988).

Judged 12 World Championship Title Fights.
Judged over 30 plus overall title fights.
Judged two Heavyweight Championship fights:
Pinklon Thomas v. Mike Weaver, 1985
Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon, 1983

Most notable fight:
Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "Hitman" Hearns
April 15, 1985, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Other significant and notable fights judged:
Chris John v. Rocky Juarez
September 19, 2009, MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada

Larry Holmes v. Tim Witherspoon
May 18, 1983, Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada

Sugar Ray Leonard v. Bruce Finch
February 15, 1982, Centennial Coliseum, Reno, Nevada.

BIOGRAPHY:
Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada. He honorably served in the United States Navy, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer, 2nd Class. After serving his commitment, he qualified for the G.I. Bill. He attended Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While at Suffolk University, he was a varsity letterman on the Suffolk University Basketball Team.

Herb then attended Suffolk University, School of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate and LLB. After passing the Massachusetts State Bar, he chose to continue to serve his country and enlisted in the United States Air Force where he served as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada and obtained the rank of Captain.

He married his sweetheart, Jeannette Olivera in 1962. After honorably completing his three year term in the USAF, Herb passed the Nevada State Bar Exam and was admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1964. He then served as a Deputy Reno City Attorney. After two years, he then served as a Deputy District Attorney for the Washoe County District Attorney’s Office. He attended Prosecutors’s School at the prestigious Northwestern University, School of Law in Chicago, Illinois. As a deputy D.A., he prosecuted both felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor cases. Some of which created groundbreaking law.

After two years as a deputy district attorney, Herb went into private practice. Practicing primarily in Criminal Defense, Civil, Immigration, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Wills. Herb continues to represent clients at the district court level up to the Nevada Supreme Court. He has also represents clients in Federal Court.

Herb began his career as an amateur boxing judge in the early 1970's. He eventually began working professional boxing matches as a timekeeper and by keeping count of the knockdowns for the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC).

He was thrilled in 1978 when he was granted a judges license by the NSAC.

He has judged over 30 title fights in his career, including twelve World Title Fights.
The most notable fight which he judged was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he strongly advocated for AID's and Hepatitis awareness and was instrumental in the implementation of testing of boxers for AID’s and Hepatitis and the creation of safety measures to further protect boxers. He also oversaw and pushed through the creation of a new rule book. He returned to judging in 1989.

He has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the NSAC in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is an amateur official for USA Boxing and officiates at amateur shows in northern Nevada. His youngest son, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing who officiates shows in northern and southern Nevada, is a former two-time Nevada State Boxing Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA College Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno (1993-1996).

Herb Santos

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Herb Santos is an attorney and professional boxing judge from Reno, Nevada.

Atty. Santos has judged professional boxing since being licensed by the Nevada State Athletic Commission in 1978. Prior to 1978, he worked for the Commission as timekeeper and judged amateur bouts.
He has judged over 30 title fights in his career,
including twelve World Title Fights.

The most notable fight which he judged was the Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas Hearns fight in 1985.

Recent notable fights include: Chris John v. Rocky Juarez, 2009.

From 1985-1988, he served on the Nevada State Athletic Commission. He was appointed by then Governor Richard Bryan. He was elected Chairman of the Commission in 1988. While a Commissioner, he was instrumental in adding AIDS and Hepatitus awareness and testing to boxing in Nevada.

He has three sons, all of whom are practicing attorneys in Nevada. His daughter-in-law Theresa (married to his youngest son Cory) is also an attorney in Nevada. His oldest son Herb, Jr., worked as an inspector for the Nevada Athletic Commission in the late 1980's. His middle son Joel is currently an amateur official for USA Boxing. The youngest, Cory, is an amateur boxing judge for USA Boxing, a former two time Nevada State Champion (Golden Gloves and USA Boxing State), and a former NCBA Boxer for the University of Nevada, Reno.

Herb Santos

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Herb Santos is an attorney in Reno, Nevada.