https://boxrec.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Grin25BoxRec - User contributions [en]2026-06-05T06:05:24ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.38.2https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Manny_Pacquiao&diff=313463Manny Pacquiao2010-09-15T12:23:21Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:MannyPac.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]<br />
<boxer>006129</boxer> <br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Freddie Roach]] (2001 - present)<br> <br />
'''Manager:''' [[Shelly Finkel]]<br><br />
'''[[:Category:Manny Pacquiao Gallery|Manny Pacquiao Gallery]]<br />
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'''Manny Pacquiao''', sometimes known simply as "Pac Man," began his career in 1995, at age 16. He won his first couple of fights, before bumping into [[Rustico Torrecampo]], who scored a [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo|third-round KO]] over Pacquiao. Pacquiao went forward with his career, before fighting [[Chokchai Chockvivat]] for the [[OPBF]] flyweight title. A few fights later in December of 1998, Pacquiao fought [[WBC]] flyweight champion [[Chatchai Sasakul]]. The bout was very even, the champion being elusive and a good counter puncher. Pacquiao won by KO in round eight, after which Sasakul did not get up for a few minutes. Pacquiao's next noteworthy assignment came when he fought [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]] for the [[IBF]] [[IBF Super Bantamweight Champion|122 lb title]]. Pacquiao came as a late sub on a few weeks notice and dominated the fight, [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba vs. Manny Pacquiao|knocking out the champ in six rounds]]. Pacquiao made a string of IBF title defenses before moving up in weight and fighting [[Marco Antonio Barrera]]. Pacquiao boxed well and his southpaw style seemed to be troubling Barrera. Pacquiao knocked down Barrera three times in [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Marco Antonio Barrera (1st meeting)|this fight]]. Next Pacquiao fought [[Juan Manuel Marquez]]. Marquez was down three times in the first round. However, Marquez did come back to win many of the latter rounds and secure a [[Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Manny Pacquiao (1st meeting)|draw]]. Pacquiao was then signed for a match with [[Erik Morales]], at 130 pounds after a rematch with Marquez never materialized, because of Marquez demanding far too much money. In a candidate for Fight of the Year, Morales won a slim [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Erik Morales (1st meeting)|decision]] against Pacquiao, winning on all three judges scorecards by scores of 115-113.<br />
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He came back from the Morales defeat to [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Hector Velazquez|knockout]] [[Hector Velazquez]] in six rounds. In January 2006, Pacquiao scored one of the biggest victories of his career, when he stopped Erik Morales in the 10th round of their [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Erik Morales (2nd meeting)|rematch]], the first stoppage loss of Morales career.<br />
<br />
Pacquiao is extraordinarily popular in the Philippines, where he is currently the most popular athlete in his country. Pacquiao has branched into acting in Filipino movies and various business ventures as well, including a number of commercial endorsements, seen almost everyday on local TV. Pacquiao carried his country's flag at the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Olympic games.<br />
<br />
==Regional & Minor Titles==<br />
*OPBF flyweight champion (1997-98)<br />
*WBC International super bantamweight champion (1999-01)<br />
*WBC International super featherweight title (2005-present (Nov 2007))<br />
<br />
==World Titles==<br />
*WBC flyweight champion (1997-98, lost title when he failed to make weight for title bout)<br />
*IBF super bantamweight champion (2001-03, vacated to fight at featherweight)<br />
*WBC Super Featherweight champion<br />
*WBC Lightweight champion<br />
*WBO Welterweight champion<br />
<br />
==Other Title Claims==<br />
Pacquiao was recognized as champion at featherweight by ''[[The Ring Magazine|The Ring]]'' magazine. The website, Cyber Boxing Zone, also recognizes this claim. Pacquiao vacated his featherweight claim, after his loss to Erik Morales, expressing a desire to continue fighting at 130 pounds. Pacquiao knocked out Ricky Hatton on May 2, 2009, to win the lineal (as recognized by the Cyber Boxing Zone), [[The Ring Magazine|The Ring]], and [[IBO]] junior welterweight titles.<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognition==<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 ESPN "Fighter of the Year"<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*2007 [[WBHOF: Fighter of the Year|World Boxing Hall of Fame Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*Pacquiao's second round KO over [[Ricky Hatton]] was named the 2009 [[Ring Magazine Knockout of the Year]].<br />
*Voted the 2000-2009 "Fighter of the Decade" by the [[Boxing Writers Association of America]].<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://mannypacquiao.ph Official website]<br />
*[http://mannypacquiaofan.com Fan site]<br />
*IMDB [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1301525 Pacquiao page]<br />
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{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chatchai Sasakul]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Medgoen Singsurat]]|<br />
years=1998 Dec 4 &ndash; 1999 Sep 17<br>'''Stripped<br>(failed to make weight)'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Super Bantamweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Israel Vazquez]]|<br />
years=2001 Jun 23 &ndash; 2003<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Juan Manuel Marquez]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Super Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Humberto Soto]]|<br />
years=2008 Mar 15 &ndash; 2008<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[David Diaz]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Edwin Valero]]|<br />
years=2008 Jun 28 &ndash; 2009 Feb 24<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Ricky Hatton]]|<br />
title=[[IBO Light Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&ndash;|<br />
years=2009 May 2 &ndash; 2010<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Miguel Angel Cotto]]|<br />
title=[[WBO Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2009 Nov 14|<br />
after=&mdash;<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Pacquiao, Manny}}<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Five Division World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Actors]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Manny_Pacquiao&diff=313462Manny Pacquiao2010-09-15T12:18:41Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:MannyPac.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]<br />
<boxer>006129</boxer> <br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Freddie Roach]] (2001 - present)<br> <br />
'''Manager:''' [[Shelly Finkel]]<br><br />
'''[[:Category:Manny Pacquiao Gallery|Manny Pacquiao Gallery]]<br />
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<br />
'''Manny Pacquiao''', sometimes known simply as "Pac Man," began his career in 1995, at age 16. He won his first couple of fights, before bumping into [[Rustico Torrecampo]], who scored a [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Rustico Torrecampo|third-round KO]] over Pacquiao. Pacquiao went forward with his career, before fighting [[Chokchai Chockvivat]] for the [[OPBF]] flyweight title. A few fights later in December of 1998, Pacquiao fought [[WBC]] flyweight champion [[Chatchai Sasakul]]. The bout was very even, the champion being elusive and a good counter puncher. Pacquiao won by KO in round eight, after which Sasakul did not get up for a few minutes. Pacquiao's next noteworthy assignment came when he fought [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]] for the [[IBF]] [[IBF Super Bantamweight Champion|122 lb title]]. Pacquiao came as a late sub on a few weeks notice and dominated the fight, [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba vs. Manny Pacquiao|knocking out the champ in six rounds]]. Pacquiao made a string of IBF title defenses before moving up in weight and fighting [[Marco Antonio Barrera]]. Pacquiao boxed well and his southpaw style seemed to be troubling Barrera. Pacquiao knocked down Barrera three times in [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Marco Antonio Barrera (1st meeting)|this fight]]. Next Pacquiao fought [[Juan Manuel Marquez]]. Marquez was down three times in the first round. However, Marquez did come back to win many of the latter rounds and secure a [[Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Manny Pacquiao (1st meeting)|draw]]. Pacquiao was then signed for a match with [[Erik Morales]], at 130 pounds after a rematch with Marquez never materialized, because of Marquez demanding far too much money. In a candidate for Fight of the Year, Morales won a slim [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Erik Morales (1st meeting)|decision]] against Pacquiao, winning on all three judges scorecards by scores of 115-113.<br />
<br />
He came back from the Morales defeat to [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Hector Velazquez|knockout]] [[Hector Velazquez]] in six rounds. In January 2006, Pacquiao scored one of the biggest victories of his career, when he stopped Erik Morales in the 10th round of their [[Manny Pacquiao vs. Erik Morales (2nd meeting)|rematch]], the first stoppage loss of Morales career.<br />
<br />
Pacquiao is extraordinarily popular in the Philippines, where he is currently the most popular athlete in his country. Pacquiao has branched into acting in Filipino movies and various business ventures as well, including a number of commercial endorsements, seen almost everyday on local TV. Pacquiao carried his country's flag at the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Olympic games.<br />
<br />
==Regional & Minor Titles==<br />
*OPBF flyweight champion (1997-98)<br />
*WBC International super bantamweight champion (1999-01)<br />
*WBC International super featherweight title (2005-present (Nov 2007))<br />
<br />
==World Titles==<br />
*WBC flyweight champion (1997-98, lost title when he failed to make weight for title bout)<br />
*IBF super bantamweight champion (2001-03, vacated to fight at featherweight)<br />
*WBC Super Featherweight champion<br />
*WBC Lightweight champion<br />
*WBO Welterweight champion<br />
<br />
==Other Title Claims==<br />
Pacquiao was recognized as champion at featherweight by ''[[The Ring Magazine|The Ring]]'' magazine. The website, Cyber Boxing Zone, also recognizes this claim. Pacquiao vacated his featherweight claim, after his loss to Erik Morales, expressing a desire to continue fighting at 130 pounds. Pacquiao knocked out Ricky Hatton on May 2, 2009, to win the lineal (as recognized by the Cyber Boxing Zone), [[The Ring Magazine|The Ring]], and [[IBO]] junior welterweight titles.<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognition==<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 ESPN "Fighter of the Year"<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*2006, 2008 & 2009 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*2007 [[WBHOF: Fighter of the Year|World Boxing Hall of Fame Fighter of the Year]]<br />
*Pacquiao's second round KO over [[Ricky Hatton]] was named the 2009 [[Ring Magazine Knockout of the Year]].<br />
*Voted the 2000-2009 "Fighter of the Decade" by the [[Boxing Writers Association of America]].<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://mannypacquiao.ph Official website]<br />
*[http://mannypacquiaofan.com Fan site]<br />
*IMDB [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1301525 Pacquiao page]<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chatchai Sasakul]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Medgoen Singsurat]]|<br />
years=1998 Dec 4 &ndash; 1999 Sep 17<br>'''Stripped<br>(failed to make weight)'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Super Bantamweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Israel Vazquez]]|<br />
years=2001 Jun 23 &ndash; 2003<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|<br />
title=[[The Ring Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&ndash;|<br />
years=2003 Nov 15 &ndash; 2005<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Brian Mitchell]]|'''Vacated'''<br />
title=[[The Ring Super Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&ndash;|<br />
years=2008 Mar 15 &ndash; 2005<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Juan Manuel Marquez]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Super Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Humberto Soto]]|<br />
years=2008 Mar 15 &ndash; 2008<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[David Diaz]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Edwin Valero]]|<br />
years=2008 Jun 28 &ndash; 2009 Feb 24<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Ricky Hatton]]|<br />
title=[[IBO Light Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&ndash;|<br />
years=2009 May 2 &ndash; 2010<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Ricky Hatton]]|<br />
title=[[The Ring Light Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&ndash;|<br />
years=2009 May 2 &ndash; 2010<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Miguel Angel Cotto]]|<br />
title=[[WBO Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2009 Nov 14|<br />
after=&mdash;<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Pacquiao, Manny}}<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Five Division World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Actors]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Sergio_Gabriel_Martinez&diff=313461Sergio Gabriel Martinez2010-09-15T12:06:05Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:martinezbelts.jpg|left|thumb|300px|Sergio Gabriel Martinez]]<br />
[[file:Pavlik martinez005.JPG|thumb|Martinez dethrones [[Kelly Pavlik]]]] <br />
<human>014429</human><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Gabriel Sarmiento]] (former), [[Juan Leon Diaz]]<br><br />
'''Managers:''' [[Ricardo Sanchez Atocha]], [[Lou DiBella|DiBella Entertainment]]<br />
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<br />
==World Titles==<br />
*[[WBC]] Light Middleweight Champion<br />
*[[WBC]] & [[WBO]] Middleweight Champion<br />
<br />
==Regional Titles==<br />
*[[WBO]] Latino Welterweight<br />
*Argentine (FAB) Welterweight<br />
*[[IBO]] Light Middleweight<br />
*[[WBC]] Latino Super Welterweight<br />
<br />
==Athletic Background Before Boxing==<br />
*Argentinian soccer player<br />
*Bicycle Racer<br />
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{{start box}}<br />
{{succession box|<br />
before=[[Richard Williams]]<br>Vacated|<br />
title=[[IBO Light Middleweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Mihaly Kotai]]|<br />
years=2003-06-21 &ndash; 2004 Jun<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{succession box|<br />
before=[[Vernon Forrest]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[WBC Light Middleweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 May 21 &ndash; 2010 Jun<br>'''Vacated'''<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Kelly Pavlik]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Middleweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2010 Apr 17|<br />
}}<br />
{{succession box|<br />
before=[[Kelly Pavlik]]|<br />
title=[[WBO Middleweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Dmitry Pirog]]|<br />
years=2010 Apr 17 &ndash; 2010 Jun<br>'''Stripped'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Martinez, Sergio Gabriel}}<br />
[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Argentine World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=313460Nonito Donaire2010-09-15T12:00:52Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
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<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by the [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*[[NABF]] Super Flyweight Title<br />
*[[International Boxing Organization]] Flyweight Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBO Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Cesar Seda Jr.]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=313459Nonito Donaire2010-09-15T11:57:22Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
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<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by the [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*[[NABF]] Super Flyweight Title<br />
*[[International Boxing Organization]] Flyweight Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBO Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Cesar Seda]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=313458Nonito Donaire2010-09-15T11:56:41Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div></div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cristobal_Cruz&diff=313456Cristobal Cruz2010-09-15T11:50:48Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:CristobalCruz.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Cristobal Cruz]]<br />
<boxer>60992</boxer><br />
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[[Prince Yhurie]]<br />
==Titles Held==<br />
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Featherweight Title''' (2008-)<br />
*[[IBO]] Featherweight Title (2008)<br />
*[[WBC]] FECOMBOX Featherweight Title (2007)<br />
*[[WBC]] Latino Super Featherweight Title (2006)<br />
*[[WBA]] Fedecentro Super Featherweight Title (2006)<br />
*Baja California Super Bantamweight Title (2003)<br />
*[[WBC]] Continental Americas Featherweight Title (2002)<br />
<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Robert Guerrero]]<br>Vacated|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Orlando Salido]]|<br />
years=2008 Oct 23 &ndash; 2010 May 15|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Cruz, Cristobal}}<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Mexican World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313455Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-15T11:25:58Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:rgferwgf-1.jpg|left|Yuriorkis Gamboa|thumb]]<br />
<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]] and [[Top Rank]]<br />
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'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 19-0 (15) record and has been ruled down five times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]], one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]] and a slip that was ruled as a knockdown against [[Orlando Salido]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
* Oct 10 2009 - Defeated [[Whyber Garcia]] to defend the [[WBA]] Featherweight title for the first time.<br />
* Sep 11 2010 - Beat [[Orlando Salido]] by UD to unify the WBA and [[IBF]] Featherweight titles.<br />
<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=Vacant|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; 2010 Sep 11<br>'''Regular Champion'''<br>'''Upgraded to Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Super Champion<br>Declared Super Champion in Recess|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2010 Sep 11 &ndash; present<br>'''Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Orlando Salido]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2010 Sep 11|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Gamboa, Yuriorkis}}<br />
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313454Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-15T11:25:18Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]] and [[Top Rank Incorporated]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 19-0 (15) record and has been ruled down five times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]], one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]] and a slip that was ruled as a knockdown against [[Orlando Salido]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
* Oct 10 2009 - Defeated [[Whyber Garcia]] to defend the [[WBA]] Featherweight title for the first time.<br />
* Sep 11 2010 - Beat [[Orlando Salido]] by UD to unify the WBA and [[IBF]] Featherweight titles.<br />
<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=Vacant|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; 2010 Sep 11<br>'''Regular Champion'''<br>'''Upgraded to Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Super Champion<br>Declared Super Champion in Recess|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2010 Sep 11 &ndash; present<br>'''Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Orlando Salido]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2010 Sep 11|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Gamboa, Yuriorkis}}<br />
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313453Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-15T11:24:30Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]] and [[Top Rank Promotions]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 19-0 (15) record and has been ruled down five times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]], one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]] and a slip that was ruled as a knockdown against [[Orlando Salido]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
* Oct 10 2009 - Defeated [[Whyber Garcia]] to defend the [[WBA]] Featherweight title for the first time.<br />
* Sep 11 2010 - Beat [[Orlando Salido]] by UD to unify the WBA and [[IBF]] Featherweight titles.<br />
<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=Vacant|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; 2010 Sep 11<br>'''Regular Champion'''<br>'''Upgraded to Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Super Champion<br>Declared Super Champion in Recess|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2010 Sep 11 &ndash; present<br>'''Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Orlando Salido]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2010 Sep 11|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gamboa, Yuriorkis}}<br />
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Brandon_Rios&diff=313263Brandon Rios2010-09-12T13:43:35Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:Rios.Brandon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Brandon Rios]]<br />
<boxer>263037</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Robert Garcia]]<br><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* 2004 United States Amateur Featherweight champion at..<br />
* 2004 United States Olympic alternate at 125 lbs.<br />
<br />
==Fight Againts [[Anthony Peterson]]==<br />
*This Fight is full of action !<br />
*The Fight was [[WBA]] Lightweight Title Eliminator .<br />
*The Winner Will Fight the [[WBA]] Lightweight Champion [[Miguel Acosta]] of Caracas, Venezuela .<br />
*Peterson down once in the fifth round and twice deducted a point in round six .<br />
*Judges :[[Duane Ford]] , [[Dave Moretti]] , [[C.J. Ross]] |<br />
*Referee: [[Russell Mora]]<br />
*Official Scores [[Duane Ford]] 68-62 , judge: [[Dave Moretti]] 68-62 , judge: [[C.J. Ross]] 68-62<br />
*Brandon Rios won by Disqualification in round 7<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rios, Brandon}}<br />
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Brandon_Rios&diff=313262Brandon Rios2010-09-12T13:42:20Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:Rios.Brandon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Brandon Rios]]<br />
<boxer>263037</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Robert Garcia]]<br><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* 2004 United States Amateur Featherweight champion at..<br />
* 2004 United States Olympic alternate at 125 lbs.<br />
<br />
==Fight Againts [[Anthony Peterson]]==<br />
*This Fight is full of action !<br />
*The Fight was Title [[WBA]] Lightweight Title Eliminator .<br />
*The Winner Will Fight the [[WBA]] Lightweight Champion [[Miguel Acosta]] of Caracas, Venezuela .<br />
*Peterson down once in the fifth round and twice deducted a point in round six .<br />
*Judges :[[Duane Ford]] , [[Dave Moretti]] , [[C.J. Ross]] |<br />
*Referee: [[Russell Mora]]<br />
*Official Scores [[Duane Ford]] 68-62 , judge: [[Dave Moretti]] 68-62 , judge: [[C.J. Ross]] 68-62<br />
*Brandon Rios won by Disqualification in round 7<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rios, Brandon}}<br />
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Brandon_Rios&diff=313260Brandon Rios2010-09-12T13:37:05Z<p>Grin25: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Rios.Brandon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Brandon Rios]]<br />
<boxer>263037</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Robert Garcia]]<br><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* 2004 United States Amateur Featherweight champion at..<br />
* 2004 United States Olympic alternate at 125 lbs.<br />
<br />
==Fight Againts [[Anthony Peterson]]==<br />
*This Fight is full of action !<br />
*The Fight was Title [[WBA]] Lightweight Title Eliminator .<br />
*The Winner Will Fight the [[WBA]]Lightweight Champion [[Miguel Acosta]] of Caracas, Venezuela .<br />
*Peterson down once in the fifth round and twice deducted a point in round six .<br />
*Judges :[[Duane Ford]] , [[Dave Moretti]] , [[C.J. Ross]] |<br />
*Referee: [[Russell Mora]]<br />
*Official Scores [[Duane Ford]] 68-62 , judge: [[Dave Moretti]] 68-62 , judge: [[C.J. Ross]] 68-62<br />
*Brandon Rios won by Disqualification in round 7<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rios, Brandon}}<br />
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Brandon_Rios&diff=313259Brandon Rios2010-09-12T13:35:50Z<p>Grin25: /* Fight Againts Anthony Peterson */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Rios.Brandon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Brandon Rios]]<br />
<boxer>263037</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Robert Garcia]]<br><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* 2004 United States Amateur Featherweight champion at..<br />
* 2004 United States Olympic alternate at 125 lbs.<br />
<br />
==Fight Againts [[Anthony Peterson]]==<br />
*This Fight is full of action !<br />
*The Fight was Title [[WBA Lightweight]] Title Eliminator .<br />
*The Winner Will Fight the [[WBA Lightweight]] Champion [[Miguel Acosta]] of Caracas, Venezuela .<br />
*Peterson down once in the fifth round and twice deducted a point in round six .<br />
*Judges :[[Duane Ford]] , [[Dave Moretti]] , [[C.J. Ross]] |<br />
*Referee: [[Russell Mora]]<br />
*Official Scores [[Duane Ford]] 68-62 , judge: [[Dave Moretti]] 68-62 , judge: [[C.J.Ross]] 68-62<br />
*Brandon Rios won by Disqualification in round 7<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rios, Brandon}}<br />
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Brandon_Rios&diff=313258Brandon Rios2010-09-12T13:33:31Z<p>Grin25: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Rios.Brandon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Brandon Rios]]<br />
<boxer>263037</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Robert Garcia]]<br><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
* 2004 United States Amateur Featherweight champion at..<br />
* 2004 United States Olympic alternate at 125 lbs.<br />
<br />
==Fight Againts [[Anthony Peterson]]==<br />
*This Fight is full of action !<br />
*The Fight was Title [[WBA World Lightweight]] Title Eliminator .<br />
*The Winner Will Fight the [[WBA World Lightweight]] Champion [[Miguel Acosta]] of Caracas, Venezuela .<br />
*Peterson down once in the fifth round and twice deducted a point in round six .<br />
*Judges :|[[Duane Ford]] |[[Dave Moretti]] | [[C.J. Ross]] |<br />
*Referee: [[Russell Mora]]<br />
*Official Scores [[Duane Ford]] 68-62 | judge: [[Dave Moretti]] 68-62 | judge: [[C.J. Ross]] 68-62<br />
*Brandon Rios won by Disqualification in round 7<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rios, Brandon}}<br />
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313255Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-12T13:15:36Z<p>Grin25: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:rgferwgf-1.jpg|left|Yuriorkis Gamboa|thumb]]<br />
<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
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before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
<br />
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before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; present<br>'''Regular Champion'''|<br />
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[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313253Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-12T13:10:25Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
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before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; present<br>'''Regular Champion'''|<br />
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title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
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[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313252Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-12T13:04:18Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
<br />
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before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; present<br>'''Regular Champion'''|<br />
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[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313251Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-12T13:00:02Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
<br />
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before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; present<br>'''Regular Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
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before=[[Orlando Salido]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
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years=2010 &ndash; present<br><br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Gamboa, Yuriorkis}}<br />
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yuriorkis_Gamboa&diff=313250Yuriorkis Gamboa2010-09-12T12:58:23Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<boxer>391770</boxer><br />
'''Trainer''': [[Ismael Salas]]<br><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Ahmet Oener]]<br><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]<br />
<br />
<br clear=all><br />
'''Yuriorkis Gamboa Toledano''' is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians|Cuban]] boxer who defected from the Cuban national team in December 2006, while in Venezuela; along with [[Yan Barthelemy]] and [[Odlanier Solis]]. After escaping to Colombia, and arriving in Miami, all three boxers signed professional promotional contracts with German-based [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].<br />
<br />
He was the subject of the "New Face" article in the [[Ring Magazine: May 2008|May 2008]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine. He currently owns a 14-0 (12) record and has been ruled down four times in his career (three flash knockdowns against [[Roger Gonzalez]], [[Darling Jimenez]] and [[Adailton De Jesus]] and one knockdown courtesy of an elbow by [[Marcos Ramirez]]).<br />
<br />
== Amateur Hightlights ==<br />
* Had 250 amateur bouts.<br />
<br />
'''2003''' Represented Cuba at the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand as a flyweight:<br />
*Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Lee Sung]] (South Korea) 40-20<br />
*Lost to [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 22-23<br />
<br />
'''2004''' Won the Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympics at Flyweight:<br />
*Round of 32 - Defeated [[Igori Samoilenco]] of Moldava - PTS (46-33)<br />
*Round of 16 - Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] of Thailand - PTS (26-21)<br />
*Quarterfinals - Defeated [[Georgy Balakshin]] of Russia - PTS (26-18)<br />
*Semifinals - Defeated [[Rustamhodza Rahimov]] of Germany - PTS (20-11)<br />
*Gold Medal Match - Defeated [[Jerome Thomas]] of France - PTS (38-23)<br />
<br />
'''2005''' Won the Bronze Medal at the World Championships in Mianyang, China as a featherweight<br />
*Defeated Homayoun RSC 1<br />
*Defeated [[Chung Chun-An]] (Chinese Taipei/Taiwan) RSC 3<br />
*Defeated [[Kim Song-Guk]] (North Korea) RSC 3<br />
*Lost to [[Alexey Shaydulin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 2 -injury<br />
<br />
== Cuban National Amateur Championships ==<br />
*2000 Light flyweight champion, defeating [[Yan Barthelemy]] 19-9 in final<br />
*2001 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 7-2 in final<br />
*2002 silver medalist at Light flyweight, losing in final to [[Yan Barthelemy]] 13-5 in final<br />
*2003 flyweight champion, defeating [[Yosvani Acosta]] 18-5 in final<br />
*2004 flyweight champion, defeating [[Kadel Luis Martinez]] 24-20 in final<br />
*2005 withdrew in opening round match of flyweight competition<br />
*2006 featherweight champion, defeating [[Luis Franco]] 27-10 in final<br />
<br />
== Professional Career ==<br />
[[file:Gamboa.Yuriorkis.jpg|200px|right]]<br />
* April 27 2007 - Defeated [[Alexan Manvelyan]] 6-1 (4 KOs) by unanimous decision in his professional debut.<br />
* Oct. 30 2007 - Made his U.S. debut by defeating [[Adailton De Jesus]] 19-2 (17 KOs) via a 6th Round TKO.<br />
* Feb. 22 2008 - Scored a 1st Round KO victory over [[Johnnie Edwards]] 13-1-1 (7 KOs) on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] to claim the then vacant [[NABF]] Super Featherweight Title.<br />
* May 17 2008 - Claimed the vacant [[WBC]] International Super Featherweight Title via a unanimous decision victory over [[Darling Jimenez]] 23-2-2 (14 KOs).<br />
* July 18 2008 - Won his 10th consecutive bout by knocking out [[Al Seeger]] 27-3 (21 KOs) in the 1st Round to win the vacant [[WBO]] [[NABO]] Featherweight Title.<br />
* Oct 4 2008 - Scored a 2nd Round knockout victory over then undefeated [[Marcos Ramirez]] 25-0 (16 KOs) on [[HBO Boxing After Dark]].<br />
<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Chris John]]<br>Upgraded to Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2009 &ndash; present<br>'''Regular Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Orlando Salido]]<br>Stripped|<br />
title=[[IBF Featherweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2010 &ndash; present<br><br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gamboa, Yuriorkis}}<br />
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]<br />
[[Category:2004 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABO Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Cuban World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Timothy_Bradley&diff=311187Timothy Bradley2010-08-29T07:24:05Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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[[File:Timothy Bradley8.JPG|thumb|left|175px]]<br />
<boxer>268173</boxer><br />
'''Promoter:''' [[Thompson Boxing Promotions]]<br><br />
'''Trainer:''' [[Joel Diaz]]<br><br />
[[:Image:bradley.jpg|Photo #3]]<br><br />
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<br />
== Amateur Career ==<br />
'''Timothy Bradley''' began boxing at age 10 and compiled an amateur record that included 140 amateur bouts. His amateur career was not confined to the borders of the United States. Bradley fought in France, Germany and Tahiti. He took the titles at the PAL National Tournament, and became the Under-19 National Tournament Champion and the Jr. Golden Gloves Champion. Bradley was part of the US National Team. As an amateur, Bradley was a two-time National Champion and before turning professional was ranked 3rd in the nation. <br />
<br />
<br />
*Won a silver medal at the 2000 Police Athletic League (PAL) Championships at 147 lbs, losing to [[Anthony Thompson]].<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 2001 United States Under-19 championships at 147 lbs.<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 2001 PAL at 147 lbs beating [[James Parison]].<br />
*Was a quarter-finalist at the 2002 United States championships at 147 lbs losing to [[Juan McPherson]].<br />
*Won a silver medal at the 2002 4-Nations Tournament in France at 147 lbs losing to [[Xavier Noel]].<br />
*Competed in the 2003 Titan Games at 152 lbs, losing to [[Alfredo Angulo]] and beating [[Emmanuel Gonzalez]].<br />
*Won a silver medal at the 2002 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 147 lbs.<br />
*Won a bronze medal at the 2003 US championships at 152 lbs, losing to [[Andre Berto]].<br />
*Got a silver medal at the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 147 lbs, beating [[Vaughan Alexander]] and losing to [[Andre Berto]].<br />
*Winning a bronze medal at the 2003 PAL at 152 lbs, losing to [[Ed Joseph]].<br />
*Competed in the 2004 Western Olympic Trials at 152 lbs, losing to [[Vanes Martirosyan]].<br />
<br />
== Titles Held ==<br />
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (2009)<br />
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Light Welterweight Title''' (2008-09)<br />
*[[WBC]] Youth World Welterweight Title (2005-07)<br />
<br />
<br />
==BRADLEY==<br />
*Siya ay Mahina , tignan nyu tulog yn ky Aleander :]] hahahaha !<br />
<br />
<br />
==Factoid==<br />
He was featured on the [[Ring Magazine: April 2010|cover]] issue of the April 2010 [[The Ring Magazine]].<br />
<br />
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before=[[Junior Witter]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Devon Alexander]]|<br />
years=2008 May 10 &ndash; 2009 Apr 28<br>'''Stripped'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Incumbent succession box|<br />
before=[[Kendall Holt]]|<br />
title=[[WBO Light Welterweight Champion]]|<br />
start=2009 Apr 4|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Bradley, Timothy}}<br />
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Vic_Darchinyan&diff=310674Vic Darchinyan2010-08-24T09:58:02Z<p>Grin25: </p>
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<div>[[file:Vic5.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Photo by Naoki Fukuda]] <br />
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{{Medals}}<br />
{{MedalCompetition|European Amateur Championships}}<br />
{{MedalBronze| 1998 Minsk|Flyweight}}<br />
{{MedalCompetition|Goodwill Games}}<br />
{{MedalBronze| 1998 New York|Flyweight}}<br />
{{MedalBottom}}<br />
|}<br />
<boxer>042089</boxer><br />
'''Manager:''' [[Elias Nasser]]<br />
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[[file:Ppp.jpg|thumb|March 27th, 2005 Flyweight Vic Darchinyan, IBF & IBO Champion]] <br />
[[file:Darchinyan Undisputed.jpg|thumb|Unified Flyweight Vic Darchinyan, IBF, WBA, and WBC, ]] <br />
[[file:Darchinyan_Arce.jpg|thumb|Darchinyan sucessfully defending his titles against rival Jorge Arce]] <br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*On December 16, 2004, '''Vic Darchinyan''' became the first ethnic Armenian to capture a world title when he recorded an 11th round TKO of the previously unbeaten and defending [[IBF]] flyweight champion, [[Irene Pacheco]] of Colombia.<br />
*On March 27, 2005 Darchinyan became the first flyweight to have unified two world titles since [[Salvatore Burruni]] in 1965.<br />
*On November 1, 2008 Darchinyan became the first undisputed super flyweight world champion in history when he knocked out WBC & WBA champion [[Cristian Mijares]]<br />
<br />
==Amateur Highlights==<br />
<br />
*Amateur Record: 158-18, 105 KOs<br />
'''1994''' <br />
*Competed at the World Junior Championships in Istanbul, Turkey<br />
**Defeated [[Kwang Oh Kwon]] (Korea) 10-8<br />
**Lost to [[Murad Nadiabov]] (Uzbekistan) Rsc 2<br />
<br />
'''1997''' <br />
*World Amateur Championships in Budapest, Hungary, reached quarter finals<br />
**Defeated [[Erle Wiltshire]] (Aus) points<br />
**Defeated [[Robert Ladanyi]] (Hon) KO<br />
**Lost to [[Manuel Mantilla]] (Cuba) points<br />
<br />
'''1998''' <br />
*Won the Bronze Medal at the European Championships in Minsk, Belarus<br />
**Defeated [[Carmine Molaro]] (Negrito) points<br />
**Defeated [[Muhamed Alija]] (Mac) points <br />
**Lost to [[Ilfat Raziapov]] (Rus) points<br />
<br />
*Won the Bronze medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China<br />
**Defeated [[Hichem Blida]] (Algeria) KO 4<br />
**Lost to [[Manuel Mantilla]] (Cuba) 15-7<br />
<br />
*Won the Bronze medal 1998 Goodwill Games in New York<br />
**Defeated [[Andrei Kozlovsky]] 18-8<br />
**Defeated [[Aleksei Artamonov]] 11-7<br />
**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] 8-18<br />
<br />
'''1999''' <br />
*World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA, reached quarter finals<br />
**Defeated [[Manuel Mantilla]] (Cuba) 6-4<br />
**Lost to [[Bulat Jumadilov]] (Kaz) points<br />
<br />
'''2000''' <br />
*European Championships in Tampere, Finland<br />
**Lost to [[Vardan Zakarjan]] (Germany) points<br />
<br />
*Member of the 2000 Armenian Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:<br />
**Defeated opponent (bye)<br />
**Defeated [[Ilfat Ryazapov]] (Russia) 20-11<br />
**Lost to [[Bulat Jumadilov]] (Kazakstan) 8-15<br />
<br />
==Darchinyan==<br />
*Matanda na to ea , Tignan mu pag kinalaban to ni Donaire Next tym Tulog to hehe XD<br />
Sna nga matuloy un para Talo Si Darchinyan uli hehe .<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.VicDarchinyan.com Official website]<br />
*[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=4564| Amateur bouts ]<br />
<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Irene Pacheco]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Nonito Donaire]]|<br />
years=2004 Dec 16 &ndash; 2007 Jul 7<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Dimitri Kirilov]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Super Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Simphiwe Nongqayi]]|<br />
years=2008 Aug 2 &ndash; 2009 Jul<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Cristian Mijares]]<br>Super Champion|<br />
title=[[WBA Super Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=&mdash;|<br />
years=2008 Nov 1 &ndash; present<br>'''Super Champion'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Cristian Mijares]]|<br />
title=[[WBC Super Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=Vacant|<br />
years=2008 Nov 1 &ndash; 2010 Jul<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Darchinyan, Vic}}<br />
[[Category:Armenian Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:2000 Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:Armenian Olympians]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:World Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Armenian World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Australian World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309403Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:57:00Z<p>Grin25: /* Minor / Regional tiles */</p>
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<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
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<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by the [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*[[NABF]] Super Flyweight Title<br />
*[[International Boxing Organization]] Flyweight Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309402Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:56:20Z<p>Grin25: /* Minor / Regional tiles */</p>
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<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
<br clear=all><br />
<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by the [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
[[WBO Asia-Pacific]] Flyweight Title<br />
[[NABF]] Super Flyweight Title<br />
[[International Boxing Organization]] Flyweight Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309401Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:55:30Z<p>Grin25: /* Awards & Recognitions */</p>
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<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
<br clear=all><br />
<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by the [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*NABF Super Flyweight Title<br />
*International Boxing Organization Flyweight Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309400Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:55:05Z<p>Grin25: /* Awards & Recognitions */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
<br clear=all><br />
<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]] was named Knockout of the year by [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*NABF Super Flyweight Title<br />
*International Boxing Organization Flyweight Title<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309399Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:54:37Z<p>Grin25: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
<br clear=all><br />
<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
<br />
==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
<br />
==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
*His Fight Againts [[Vic Darchinyan]]was named Knockout of the year by [[Ring Magazine]] in 2007.<br />
<br />
==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*NABF Super Flyweight Title<br />
*International Boxing Organization Flyweight Title<br />
{{start box}}<br />
{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Donaire, Nonito}}<br />
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nonito_Donaire&diff=309398Nonito Donaire2010-08-13T08:51:34Z<p>Grin25: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[file:Donaire.Nonito.jpg|left|250px]]<br />
<boxer>048243</boxer><br />
'''Trainers:''' [[Nonito Donaire Sr.]] (former), [[Robert Garcia]], [[Jonathan Penalosa]] (current)<br><br />
<br clear=all><br />
<br />
==Amateur Career==<br />
*Won a gold medal at the 1999 US Junior Olympics championships at 106 lbs beating [[James Kirkland]].<br />
*Quarter-finalist at the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 106 lbs.<br />
*Won gold medal at the 2000 United States championships at 106 lbs.<br />
*Competed at the 2000 US Olympic trials at 106 lbs beating [[Ron Siler]], [[Raul Martinez]], losing to [[Karoz Norman]] and [[Brian Viloria]]. Viloria too defeated Nonito's brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] in the semifinals.<br />
<br />
==Factoids==<br />
*Earned his nickname "The Filipino Flash" from [[Kevin Kelley|Kevin "The Flushing Flash" Kelley]].<br />
*Has sparred with [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Zahir Raheem]], and [[James Toney]].<br />
*Never received his belt from the [[WBO]] when he won the Asia-Pacific title.<br />
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==Family==<br />
*Injured his jaw in May 2006, preventing him from fighting on ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation|ShoBox]]'', which gave his brother [[Glenn Donaire|Glenn]] the opportunity to fight and defeat [[Cesar Ganigal Lopez|Cesar Lopez]] in the ShoBox main event.<br />
*Entry music is by his cousin and cornerman [[Arvin Jugarap]]<br />
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==Awards & Recognitions==<br />
*Named the 2007 "Most Outstanding Boxer of the Year" by the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]]<br />
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==Minor / Regional tiles==<br />
*WBO Asia-Pacific Flyweight Title<br />
*NABF Flyweight Title<br />
*International Boxing Organization Flyweight World Title<br />
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{{Succession box|<br />
before=[[Vic Darchinyan]]|<br />
title=[[IBF Flyweight Champion]]|<br />
after=[[Moruti Mthalane]]|<br />
years=2007 Jul 7 &ndash; 2009<br>'''Vacated'''|<br />
}}<br />
{{end box}}<br />
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[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino American Boxers]]<br />
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:American World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Filipino World Champions]]<br />
[[Category:NABF Super Flyweight Champions]]<br />
[[Category:Donaire Family]]</div>Grin25