Duran Caferro

Name: Duran Caferro
Alias: Junior
Hometown: Helena, Montana, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 183cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Trainer: Duran Caferro Sr.
Profile
Duran Caferro Jr.: Lightweight with a Montana-sized work ethic
By Brian D'Ambrosio on boxing.com May 16, 2013[1]

Amateur Career

• Began boxing at age 8.
• Reported amateur record: 175-45
• 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials (141 lbs.)
  • Lost to Mike Reed (DC) 16-26
  • Defeated Thomas Duquette (MA) 21-20
  • Defeated Semajay Thomas (IL) DQ
  • Defeated George Rincon (TX) 11-11 (66-56)
  • Lost to Pedro Sosa (NY) 12-22

• 2012 National Golden Gloves (141 lbs.)
  • Lost to George Rincon (TX) - Dec.

• 2011 National Golden Gloves (141 lbs.)
  • Lost to Mike Reed (DC) - Dec.

• 2010 National Golden Gloves Sportsmanship Award Winner (132 lbs.)
• 2010 National Golden Gloves Semifinalist (132 lbs.)
  • Defeated Luis Berrios (Buf) - Dec.
  • Defeated Enrique Rodriguez (TX) - Dec.
  • Defeated Eric Altamirano (CA) - Dec.
  • Lost to Erick De Leon (Det) - Dec.

• 2009 National Golden Gloves (132 lbs.)
  • Defeated Jeff Leohr (IA) - Dec.
  • Lost to Amir Imam (NY State) - Dec.

• 2008 National Golden Gloves Runner Up (132 lbs.)
  • Defeated Antton Slaughter (Tri-State) - Dec.
  • Defeated Shemuel Pagan (NY Metro) - Dec.
  • Defeated Omar Pena (NE) - Dec.
  • Defeated Eric Fowler (TX) - Dec.
  • Lost to Michael Perez (NJ) - Dec.

• 2009 United States National Champion (132 lbs.)
• 2008 National PAL Champion
• Five-time Ringside Champion