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William Tairea

2026-08-04T18:06:12Z

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Dakota Migwans

2026-08-04T16:33:24Z

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File:Itauma.jpeg

2026-07-23T11:27:27Z

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Enriko Itauma

2026-07-23T11:26:15Z

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'''Trainer:''' [[Ben Davison]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]

==Amateur Career==
* With an unbeaten record of 24 wins with 11 coming by way of knockout. It is no surprise that Moses Itauma ended his amateur career highly decorated. He hung up his amateur gloves after claiming gold medals at the schools, juniors, youth Europeans and the Heavyweight Youth World Championships. Turning pro at the age of 18 and signing with Queensberry to start his journey to Heavyweight World Champion. [https://queensberry.co.uk/pages/moses-itauma#:~:text=Read%20More-,Amateur%20Career,journey%20to%20Heavyweight%20World%20Champion.]

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental heavyweight title
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Itauma, Moses}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]

Enriko Itauma

2026-07-23T11:24:42Z

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[[File:Itauma1039567 2023.jpg|250px|Photographer: Richard Pelham]]
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'''Trainer:''' [[Ben Davison]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]]

==Amateur Career==
* With an unbeaten record of 24 wins with 11 coming by way of knockout. It is no surprise that Moses Itauma ended his amateur career highly decorated. He hung up his amateur gloves after claiming gold medals at the schools, juniors, youth Europeans and the Heavyweight Youth World Championships. Turning pro at the age of 18 and signing with Queensberry to start his journey to Heavyweight World Champion. [https://queensberry.co.uk/pages/moses-itauma#:~:text=Read%20More-,Amateur%20Career,journey%20to%20Heavyweight%20World%20Champion.]

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental heavyweight title
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title

{{DEFAULTSORT:Itauma, Moses}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]

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2026-07-22T07:59:54Z

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Curtis Harbord

2026-07-22T07:59:54Z

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Curtis Harbord

2026-07-22T07:59:39Z

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Euri Cedeno

2026-07-06T16:11:42Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Cedeno, Euri}}
[[Category:Dominican Olympians]]
[[Category:2020 Olympians]]

Lucas Dos Santos

2026-07-06T12:31:42Z

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2026-07-05T15:08:46Z

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Jose Miguel Torres Perez

2026-07-05T15:08:46Z

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Jose Miguel Torres Perez

2026-07-05T15:08:30Z

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Jose Miguel Torres Perez

2026-07-05T15:07:49Z

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Human:803293

2026-06-21T18:48:13Z

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Lascu Leonard

2026-06-21T18:48:13Z

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Lascu Leonard

2026-06-21T18:47:54Z

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Fight:2058058

2026-06-11T14:36:14Z

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ABO American Region 3 Jr. Welterweight Title - Supervisor Juan Curiel

Stasia Waimaria

2026-06-02T10:55:30Z

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Alexander Karavayev

2026-05-28T10:15:27Z

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David Alvarez

2026-05-27T11:45:34Z

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Alex Miteff

2026-05-26T08:31:40Z

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<boxer>009370</boxer>
'''Managers''': [[Howie Albert]], [[Gil Clancy]], [[Harry Stickevers]]

==Career Review==

* From 140 contests, Miteff won 126, boxed eleven draw fights. In five years Miteff took eight titles in three classes; middlewieght, light-heavyweght and heavyweight.
* Promising heavyweight prospect in the early 1960s.
* Noted for his body attacks.
* Had a small part in the movie, ''Requiem for a Heavyweight'', starring Anthony Quinn and Jackie Gleason.
* Suffered a brutal beating at the hands of a young [[Cassius Clay]].
* Made a comeback in the late 1960s and was knockedout by [[Jerry Quarry]].
* Died in New York City (Mt.Sinai hospital) June, 2, 2016 from Parkinson’s disease.

George Kambosos Jnr

2026-05-12T08:48:40Z

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[[File:646781Kambosos.jpeg|left|250px|thumb|Photographer: Brendon Thorne]]
<human>646781</human> '''Manager:''' [[Jim Kambosos]]

== Regional & Minor Titles ==
*Australia - New South Wales State lightweight title
*Australian lightweight title
*[[PABA]] lightweight title
*[[WBA]] Oceana lightweight title
*[[IBF]] Pan Pacific lightweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*1 opponent (1 by KO) beaten in world championship fights.
*1-2-0 (1 KO) in world championship fights.
*3-2-0 (0 KO’s) against former or current world champions.
**Won against [[Mickey Bey]], [[Lee Selby]] & [[Teofimo Lopez]].
**Lost against [[Devin Haney]], [[Vasyl Lomachenko]] & [[Richardson Hitchins]].

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[IBF Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[WBO Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 '''Super Champion'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Kambosos Jnr, George}}
[[Category:Australian World Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]

George Kambosos Jnr

2026-05-12T08:48:22Z

Marina:

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'''Manager:''' [[Jim Kambosos]]

== Regional & Minor Titles ==
*Australia - New South Wales State lightweight title
*Australian lightweight title
*[[PABA]] lightweight title
*[[WBA]] Oceana lightweight title
*[[IBF]] Pan Pacific lightweight title

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*1 opponent (1 by KO) beaten in world championship fights.
*1-2-0 (1 KO) in world championship fights.
*3-2-0 (0 KO’s) against former or current world champions.
**Won against [[Mickey Bey]], [[Lee Selby]] & [[Teofimo Lopez]].
**Lost against [[Devin Haney]], [[Vasyl Lomachenko]] & [[Richardson Hitchins]].

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[IBF Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[WBO Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Teofimo Lopez]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Devin Haney]]|
years=2021 Nov 27 –2022 June 05 '''Super Champion'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Kambosos Jnr, George}}
[[Category:Australian World Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]

Carlos Marrero

2026-05-04T19:05:58Z

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Carlos Marrero

2026-05-04T19:05:31Z

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File:5065.jpg

2026-04-27T18:01:11Z

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Erik Morales

2026-04-27T18:00:53Z

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<boxer>5065</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Jose Morales (Trainer)|Jose Morales)]] (1993-2005 2006-2007 2010-2012), [[Jose Luis Lopez Sr.]] (2005-2006 first Pacquiao rematch only)
*'''Manager:''' [[Jose Morales (Trainr) |Jose Morales)]] (1993-2012)
*'''Promoters:''' [[Fernando Beltran]] ([[Promociones Zanfer]]), [[Bob Arum]] ([[Top Rank]]) (1995-?)
*'''Amateur Record:''' 117 bouts

== Career Overview ==
Erik Morales has proven himself to be one of this era's most exciting fighters.

Legend has it, Morales was born in a boxing gym. His father, Jose, was a professional fighter himself. Morales quickly excelled in the sport and the amateur ranks and desired to turn pro. At first, his father Jose was strongly against the possibility. He knew just how difficult it was to be successful in such a brutal sport. Ironically, it was his mother who gave young Erik her blessing to box professionally.

Morales would do well in the pro ranks. His first fight in the USA against [[Juan Luis Torres]] caught the eye of a boxing manager who worked with [[Bob Arum|Bob Arum's]] [[Top Rank Boxing]] promotion company. The manager immediately got Morales a deal with Top Rank. From then on Morales would excel. He admitted to having a great difficulty making the 122-lb limit and in a recent [[KO Magazine]] interview said he thought about moving up in weight in 1996 but decided to stay at the lighter weight.

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He eventually fought [[Daniel Zaragoza]] for the WBC title and won stopping the old champion in 11 rounds. Morales was to fight [[Junior Jones]], a dangerous and accomplished fighter from Brooklyn. Jones's record coming into the bout was 44-3. He was coming off of a loss to [[Kennedy McKinney]] but was said to have been sharing a training camp with [[Evander Holyfield]] and training hard for this fight. Morales suprised everyone by stopping Jones in just four rounds.

Morales would make a few other notable defenses in the next year, including beating former Olympic Games Silver Medalist [[Wayne McCullough]].

On Feburary 19, 2000, Morales would begin one of boxing's most acrimonious and brutal rivalries, against [[Marco Antonio Barrera]]. There had been bad blood for years between the two coming into their fight. The fight proved to be a great one, with both fighters brawling round after round. Morales won on points but many boxing fans vehemently disagreed. In fact, the [[WBO]] refused to give Morales the title after he beat Barrera, saying the decision was wrong. This would be Morales's last fight at 122 pounds. He would then move up to 126 pounds.

He fought for the [[WBC]] featherweight title against [[Guty Espadas]] and won a decision, although some fans also questioned the outcome of this fight. A bout between Erik Morales and [[Naseem Hamed|Prince Naseem Hamed]] was discussed for years, but with Hamed losing to Barrera this bout fell through. Following Barrera's victory over Hamed, public interest grew for a rematch. The Barrera-Morales rematch was set for June 2002. Morales would suffer his first defeat in 42 fights, but again there was a controversial ending, with most fans believing Morales deserved the win by a margin of 115-113.

Morales went moved up to 130 pounds and won titles against [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Carlos Alberto Hernandez]]. Morales then fought Barrera in a rubber match. Many people questioned this match, as Barrera was coming off a terrible loss to [[Manny Pacquiao]], and people thought he was a shot fighter with no chance of winning. Barrera proved everybody wrong and beat Morales. This is the only Morales-Barrera bout where people generally did not question the outcome.

A Pacquiao-Marquez rematch fell through because Marquez demanded too much money. Promoter [[Bob Arum]] then offered Pacquiao the chance to fight another fighter of his, Erik Morales. The bout was considered a fan's dream, as both Morales and Pacquiao are crowd pleasers with their "all-out" styles. Pacquiao was coming off a potential 2004 "Fight of the Year" with [[Juan Manuel Marquez]], and Morales was as well, with Marco Antonio Barrera. Morales won over Pacquiao by scores of 115-113. He then movied up in weight to 135 pounds, with the desire to be the first Mexican to win titles in four different weight classes, but he lost to [[Zahir Raheem]] by wide margins. In January 2006, Morales was stopped in the 10th round by [[Manny Pacquiao]] in a rematch at 130 pounds.

Ten months later, Morales and Pacquiao met for a third time, with Pacquiao winning once again by knock out in three rounds. Morales would step in the ring in August 2007 to challenge [[David Diaz]] for the WBC lightweight title. Despite knocking Diaz down in the first round, Morales would lose a close decision and announce his retirement after the fight.

==Promoting==
Since 2004, Morales has been promoting boxing shows under the promotional company [[Promociones Box Latino]], primarily out of his hometown of Tijuana, as well as in other cities in the Obregon and Baja North States.

== Politics ==
In July 2018, Morales was elected to Mexico's Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Mexico's bicameral legislature, representing the 7th district of Baja California, as a member of the MORENA party.

== Career Factoids ==
*Defeated 18 opponents (11 by KO) in World Title fights.
**1 opponent (1 by KO) in World Light Welterweight Title fights.
**2 opponents (0 by KO) in World Super Featherweight Title fights.
**5 opponents (2 by KO) in World Featherweight Title fights.
**10 opponents (8 by KO) in World Super Bantamweight Title fights.
*Has a record of 18-5 (11 KO) in World Title fights.
*Has a record of 16-8 (6 KO) against former or current world titlists.
**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Hector Acero-Sanchez]], [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Jose Luis Bueno]], [[Junior Jones]], [[Wayne McCullough]], [[Marco Antonio Barrera]], [[Kevin Kelley]], [[Guty Espadas Jr.]] (twice), [[In-Jin Chi]], [[Paulie Ayala]], [[Jesus Chavez]], [[Carlos Hernandez]], [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Jose Alfaro]]
**Lost against [[Marco Antonio Barrera]] (twice), [[Manny Pacquiao]] (twice), [[David Diaz]], [[Marcos Rene Maidana]], [[Danny Garcia]] (twice)

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Daniel Zaragoza]]|
title=[[WBC Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Willie Jorrin]]|
years=1997 Sep 6 – 2000 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
title=[[WBO Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2000 Feb 19 – 2000 Feb '''Refused Title'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Guty Espadas Jr.]]|
title=[[WBC Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2001 Feb 17 – 2002 Jun 22
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]] Refused title|
title=[[WBC Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[In-Jin Chi]]|
years=2002 Nov 16 – 2003 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jesus Chavez]]|
title=[[WBC Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2004 Feb 28 – 2004 Nov 27
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Carlos Alberto Hernandez]]|
title=[[IBF Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Robbie Peden]]|
years=2004 Jul 31 – 2004 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Timothy Bradley]] Declared Champion in Recess|
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Danny Oscar Garcia|Danny Garcia]]|
years=2011 Sep 17 – 2012 Mar 23 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''
}}
{{end box}}

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[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]
[[Category:Mexican American Boxers]]
[[Category:Mexican World Champions]]
[[Category: International Boxing Association Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:NABF Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:Promoters]]
[[Category:IBHOF Members]]

Erik Morales

2026-04-27T17:59:15Z

Marina:

{{ibhof |url=http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/nmodern/morales.html}}
<boxer>5065</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Jose Morales (Trainer)|Jose Morales)]] (1993-2005 2006-2007 2010-2012), [[Jose Luis Lopez Sr.]] (2005-2006 first Pacquiao rematch only)
*'''Manager:''' [[Jose Morales (Trainr) |Jose Morales)]] (1993-2012)
*'''Promoters:''' [[Fernando Beltran]] ([[Promociones Zanfer]]), [[Bob Arum]] ([[Top Rank]]) (1995-?)
*'''Amateur Record:''' 117 bouts

== Career Overview ==
Erik Morales has proven himself to be one of this era's most exciting fighters.

Legend has it, Morales was born in a boxing gym. His father, Jose, was a professional fighter himself. Morales quickly excelled in the sport and the amateur ranks and desired to turn pro. At first, his father Jose was strongly against the possibility. He knew just how difficult it was to be successful in such a brutal sport. Ironically, it was his mother who gave young Erik her blessing to box professionally.

Morales would do well in the pro ranks. His first fight in the USA against [[Juan Luis Torres]] caught the eye of a boxing manager who worked with [[Bob Arum|Bob Arum's]] [[Top Rank Boxing]] promotion company. The manager immediately got Morales a deal with Top Rank. From then on Morales would excel. He admitted to having a great difficulty making the 122-lb limit and in a recent [[KO Magazine]] interview said he thought about moving up in weight in 1996 but decided to stay at the lighter weight.

[[file:Morales.jpg|thumb|right|250px]]

He eventually fought [[Daniel Zaragoza]] for the WBC title and won stopping the old champion in 11 rounds. Morales was to fight [[Junior Jones]], a dangerous and accomplished fighter from Brooklyn. Jones's record coming into the bout was 44-3. He was coming off of a loss to [[Kennedy McKinney]] but was said to have been sharing a training camp with [[Evander Holyfield]] and training hard for this fight. Morales suprised everyone by stopping Jones in just four rounds.

Morales would make a few other notable defenses in the next year, including beating former Olympic Games Silver Medalist [[Wayne McCullough]].

On Feburary 19, 2000, Morales would begin one of boxing's most acrimonious and brutal rivalries, against [[Marco Antonio Barrera]]. There had been bad blood for years between the two coming into their fight. The fight proved to be a great one, with both fighters brawling round after round. Morales won on points but many boxing fans vehemently disagreed. In fact, the [[WBO]] refused to give Morales the title after he beat Barrera, saying the decision was wrong. This would be Morales's last fight at 122 pounds. He would then move up to 126 pounds.

He fought for the [[WBC]] featherweight title against [[Guty Espadas]] and won a decision, although some fans also questioned the outcome of this fight. A bout between Erik Morales and [[Naseem Hamed|Prince Naseem Hamed]] was discussed for years, but with Hamed losing to Barrera this bout fell through. Following Barrera's victory over Hamed, public interest grew for a rematch. The Barrera-Morales rematch was set for June 2002. Morales would suffer his first defeat in 42 fights, but again there was a controversial ending, with most fans believing Morales deserved the win by a margin of 115-113.

Morales went moved up to 130 pounds and won titles against [[Jesus Chavez]] and [[Carlos Alberto Hernandez]]. Morales then fought Barrera in a rubber match. Many people questioned this match, as Barrera was coming off a terrible loss to [[Manny Pacquiao]], and people thought he was a shot fighter with no chance of winning. Barrera proved everybody wrong and beat Morales. This is the only Morales-Barrera bout where people generally did not question the outcome.

A Pacquiao-Marquez rematch fell through because Marquez demanded too much money. Promoter [[Bob Arum]] then offered Pacquiao the chance to fight another fighter of his, Erik Morales. The bout was considered a fan's dream, as both Morales and Pacquiao are crowd pleasers with their "all-out" styles. Pacquiao was coming off a potential 2004 "Fight of the Year" with [[Juan Manuel Marquez]], and Morales was as well, with Marco Antonio Barrera. Morales won over Pacquiao by scores of 115-113. He then movied up in weight to 135 pounds, with the desire to be the first Mexican to win titles in four different weight classes, but he lost to [[Zahir Raheem]] by wide margins. In January 2006, Morales was stopped in the 10th round by [[Manny Pacquiao]] in a rematch at 130 pounds.

Ten months later, Morales and Pacquiao met for a third time, with Pacquiao winning once again by knock out in three rounds. Morales would step in the ring in August 2007 to challenge [[David Diaz]] for the WBC lightweight title. Despite knocking Diaz down in the first round, Morales would lose a close decision and announce his retirement after the fight.

==Promoting==
Since 2004, Morales has been promoting boxing shows under the promotional company [[Promociones Box Latino]], primarily out of his hometown of Tijuana, as well as in other cities in the Obregon and Baja North States.

== Politics ==
In July 2018, Morales was elected to Mexico's Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Mexico's bicameral legislature, representing the 7th district of Baja California, as a member of the MORENA party.

== Career Factoids ==
*Defeated 18 opponents (11 by KO) in World Title fights.
**1 opponent (1 by KO) in World Light Welterweight Title fights.
**2 opponents (0 by KO) in World Super Featherweight Title fights.
**5 opponents (2 by KO) in World Featherweight Title fights.
**10 opponents (8 by KO) in World Super Bantamweight Title fights.
*Has a record of 18-5 (11 KO) in World Title fights.
*Has a record of 16-8 (6 KO) against former or current world titlists.
**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Hector Acero-Sanchez]], [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Jose Luis Bueno]], [[Junior Jones]], [[Wayne McCullough]], [[Marco Antonio Barrera]], [[Kevin Kelley]], [[Guty Espadas Jr.]] (twice), [[In-Jin Chi]], [[Paulie Ayala]], [[Jesus Chavez]], [[Carlos Hernandez]], [[Manny Pacquiao]], [[Jose Alfaro]]
**Lost against [[Marco Antonio Barrera]] (twice), [[Manny Pacquiao]] (twice), [[David Diaz]], [[Marcos Rene Maidana]], [[Danny Garcia]] (twice)

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Daniel Zaragoza]]|
title=[[WBC Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Willie Jorrin]]|
years=1997 Sep 6 – 2000 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
title=[[WBO Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2000 Feb 19 – 2000 Feb '''Refused Title'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Guty Espadas Jr.]]|
title=[[WBC Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2001 Feb 17 – 2002 Jun 22
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]] Refused title|
title=[[WBC Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[In-Jin Chi]]|
years=2002 Nov 16 – 2003 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jesus Chavez]]|
title=[[WBC Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marco Antonio Barrera]]|
years=2004 Feb 28 – 2004 Nov 27
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Carlos Alberto Hernandez]]|
title=[[IBF Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Robbie Peden]]|
years=2004 Jul 31 – 2004 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Timothy Bradley]] Declared Champion in Recess|
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Danny Oscar Garcia|Danny Garcia]]|
years=2011 Sep 17 – 2012 Mar 23 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''
}}
{{end box}}

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[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]
[[Category:Mexican American Boxers]]
[[Category:Mexican World Champions]]
[[Category: International Boxing Association Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:NABF Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:Promoters]]
[[Category:IBHOF Members]]

Mel Valenzuela

2026-04-26T19:06:38Z

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Mel Valenzuela

2026-04-26T19:06:19Z

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[[File:691121.jpeg]]

Eder Espitia

2026-04-12T19:05:55Z

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Orlando Zepeda

2026-03-19T10:01:45Z

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Andriy Syniepupov

2026-03-01T21:38:33Z

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<boxer>530543</boxer>

== Titles Held ==
*[[IBF]] Intercontinental lightweight title (1994)
*[[WBC]] CIS and Slovenian Boxing Bureau (CISBB) Lightweight Title (1993)
*Ukraine Lightweight Title (1992-96)
*Russia Lightweight Title (1991-92)

== Trains/Trained ==
*[[Artem Dalakian]]
*[[Avtandil Khurtsidze]]
*[[Dmytro Kucher]]
*[[Viktor Postol]] (assistant trainer)
*[[Vyacheslav Senchenko]]
*[[Vadim Stoljartsjoek]]
*[[Oleksiy Trofymov]]
*[[Oleg Yefimovych]]

== Notes ==
*Syniepupov started boxing when he was 12.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Syniepupov, Andriy}}
[[Category:Promoters]]
[[Category:Trainers]]

Michel Marcano

2026-02-26T12:05:43Z

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Levi Martinez

2026-02-19T16:41:05Z

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Salvatore Di Stefano

2026-02-18T12:50:15Z

Marina:

Fight:2644590

2026-02-17T11:54:15Z

Marina:

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*vacant WBC FECARBOX middleweight title

Demur Kajaia

2026-02-16T15:04:11Z

Marina:

Fight:3519661

2026-02-06T14:24:59Z

Marina: Created page with "<fight>3519661</fight> *'''WBC Latino Silver Flyweight Title'''"

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*'''[[WBC Latino Silver]] Flyweight Title'''

Destiny Day-Owens

2026-01-29T12:49:55Z

Marina:

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== Professional titles won ==
*[[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF World Welterweight title (2025)
*WIBA Super Welterweight title in 2023.

==Amateur Titles==
* Information coming soon.

[[category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:World_Welterweight_Champions]]
[[Category:UBF Champions]]
[[Category:UBF World Champions]]

Mikhail Denisov

2026-01-21T13:49:59Z

Marina:

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Denisov, Mikhail}}
[[Category:Officials]]

Hadi Taslim

2026-01-12T15:20:56Z

Marina:

Jeyvier Cintron

2025-12-18T18:11:58Z

Marina:

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* Cintron is the first and only two-time Olympic boxer from Puerto Rico having competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics and 2016 Summer Olympics as a flyweight.
* Son of former pro boxer [[Javier Cintron]].

{{DEFAULTSORT:Cintron, Jeyvier}}
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:2016 Olympians]]
[[Category:Puerto Rican Olympians]]

Subriel Matias

2025-12-18T18:10:22Z

Marina:

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{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Josh Taylor]] Vacated|
title=[[IBF Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Liam Paro]]|
years=2023 Feb 25 – 2024 Jun 15 |
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Alberto Puello]] |
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|
years=2025 Jul 12 – present|
after=_|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Matias, Subriel}}
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:Puerto Rican World Champions]]

Jihad Ali Khan

2025-11-24T20:21:42Z

Marina:

[[File:Jihad Ali Kahn.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
'''Jihad Ali Khan''' born August 25, 1979 in Berlin - Germany is a professional boxing coach. He holds a first degree Dan in martial arts and he has a black belt in kickboxing.

==Fighters Trained==
*[[Marco Huck]] (2019 - 2020)
*[[Karo Murat]] (2017 - )
*[[Armenak Hovhannisyan]] (2019 - )
*[[Tahir Kahrovic]] (2019 - )
*[[Ikram Kerwat]] (2018 - 2019)
*[[Matti Schaffran]] (2018 - 2019)
*[[Kurosh Nikgam]] (2020 - )
*[[Islam Ashabov]] (2020 – 2023)
*[[Miridon Mulolli]] (2020 - )
{{DEFAULTSORT: Khan, Jihad Ali}}
[[Category:Trainers]]

Jihad Ali Khan

2025-11-24T20:21:21Z

Marina:

[[File:Jihad Ali Kahn.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
'''Jihad Ali Khan''' born August 25, 1979 in Berlin - Germany is a professional boxing coach. He holds a first degree Dan in martial arts and he has a black belt in kickboxing.

==Fighters Trained==
*[[Marco Huck]] (2019 - 2020)
*[[Karo Murat]] (2017 - )
*[[Armenak Hovhannisyan]] (2019 - )
*[[Tahir Kahrovic]] (2019 - )
*[[Ikram Kerwat]] (2018 - 2019)
*[[Kurosh Nikgam]] (2020 - )
*[[Matti Schaffran]] (2018 - 2019)
*[[Islam Ashabov]] (2020 – 2023)
*[[Miridon Mulolli]] (2020 - )
{{DEFAULTSORT: Khan, Jihad Ali}}
[[Category:Trainers]]

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2025-11-11T15:46:16Z

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2025-10-31T16:30:32Z

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Robert Dixon

2025-10-17T08:12:27Z

Marina: