Acelino Freitas - Revision history

John at 19:02, 6 June 2020

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez (Trainer)]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez (Trainer)\|Oscar Suarez]]
	*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] ([[Sports Network]])		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] ([[Sports Network]])
	*'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''

John at 19:02, 6 June 2020

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]~~<br>~~		*'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez (Trainer)]]
	'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] ([[Sports Network]])~~<br>~~		*'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] ([[Sports Network]])
	'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''

	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

Slugger at 07:56, 26 April 2020

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]<br>
	*'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''		'''Promoter:''' [[Frank Warren]] ([[Sports Network]])<br>
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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

John at 22:34, 9 April 2020

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]~~<br>~~		*'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]
	~~'''Promoter:''' [[Sports Network]]<br>~~		*'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''
	'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''

	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

Slugger at 23:24, 23 February 2018

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			'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]<br>
			'''Promoter:''' [[Sports Network]]<br>

	'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''		'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''

			==Amateur Highlights==
	~~'''Trainer~~:~~'''~~ [[~~Oscar Suarez~~]]		Represented Brazil at the 1995 Pan American Games, in Mar del Plata, Argentina winning a Silver Medal.
	~~<br clear=all>~~		Results were:
			*Defeated [[Julian Carrero]] (Puerto Rico) 24-4
			*Defeated [[Francisco Osorio]] (Colombia) 8-3
			*Lost to [[Julio Gonzalez]] (Cuba) 6-4

	==Professional Career==		==Professional Career==
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	His record consists of 40 wins and two losses, with 34 wins by knockout.		His record consists of 40 wins and two losses, with 34 wins by knockout.

	~~==Amateur Highlights==~~
	~~Represented Brazil at the 1995 Pan American Games, in Mar del Plata, Argentina winning a Silver Medal.~~
	~~Results were:~~
	*Defeated [[Julian Carrero]] (Puerto Rico) 24-4
	*Defeated [[Francisco Osorio]] (Colombia) 8-3
	*Lost to [[Julio Gonzalez]] (Cuba) 6-4

	~~==External Links==~~
	~~[http://www.popo.com.br/default.asp Official website]~~



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Luiz gomes at 02:56, 5 November 2017

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Arvind1 at 12:18, 18 March 2017

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Sucracristo: came out of retirement twice for ko wins

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	On April 29, 2006, Freitas won a [[Acelino Freitas vs. Zahir Raheem\|split decision]] over [[Zahir Raheem]], to capture the vacant WBO lightweight title. He announced his retirement from the sport on October 4, 2006. On April 28, 2007, Freitas returned to boxing to engage in a WBA-WBO lightweight unification bout with [[Juan Diaz]], but once again [[Acelino Freitas vs. Juan Diaz\|quit on his stool after the eighth round]].		On April 29, 2006, Freitas won a [[Acelino Freitas vs. Zahir Raheem\|split decision]] over [[Zahir Raheem]], to capture the vacant WBO lightweight title. He announced his retirement from the sport on October 4, 2006. On April 28, 2007, Freitas returned to boxing to engage in a WBA-WBO lightweight unification bout with [[Juan Diaz]], but once again [[Acelino Freitas vs. Juan Diaz\|quit on his stool after the eighth round]].

	His record consists of 38 wins and two losses, with 32 wins by knockout.		His record consists of 40 wins and two losses, with 34 wins by knockout.

	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

Luiz gomes at 04:39, 28 May 2015

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			'''[[:Category:Acelino Freitas Gallery\|Acelino Freitas Photo Gallery]]'''


	'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Oscar Suarez]]
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Wouter at 12:50, 21 March 2015

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	Freitas was a silver medalist at the 1995 Pan American Games. Freitas then became a professional boxer on July 14, 1995 against Jose Adriano Soares. With his win by knockout in the first round that night, Freitas set off a streak of 29 knockout wins in a row, which is one of the longest knockout win streaks in boxing history. His first eleven wins were against low level competition, but for his twelfth fight he took on the much more experienced Edwin Vazquez, knocking him out in the seventh round.		Freitas was a silver medalist at the 1995 Pan American Games. Freitas then became a professional boxer on July 14, 1995 against Jose Adriano Soares. With his win by knockout in the first round that night, Freitas set off a streak of 29 knockout wins in a row, which is one of the longest knockout win streaks in boxing history. His first eleven wins were against low level competition, but for his twelfth fight he took on the much more experienced Edwin Vazquez, knocking him out in the seventh round.
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	Between 1997 and 1998, Freitas won four more fights and then took on [[Francisco Tomas Da Cruz]], a former world title challenger of [[Julio Cesar Chavez]]. Freitas handled Da Cruz with a knockout in two rounds and then added three more knockout wins before getting his first world title shot. That happened on August 7, 1999, when he challenged [[WBO]] junior lightweight champion [[Anatoly Alexandrov]]. Freitas became the world champion [[Acelino Freitas vs. Anatoly Alexandrov\|by knocking Alexandrov out in round one]]. Soon after, he signed a contract with Cable TV giant [[Showtime]], which began to telecast Freitas's fights throughout the United States. Freitas then made five defenses of his world title and one non-title bout, all of which ended in knockout wins. Then he went to London, and took only 45 seconds to beat [[Human:6844\|Daniel Alicea]] (a former world title challenger of [[Naseem Hamed]]) in another non-title affair.		Between 1997 and 1998, Freitas won four more fights and then took on [[Francisco Tomas Da Cruz]], a former world title challenger of [[Julio Cesar Chavez]]. Freitas handled Da Cruz with a knockout in two rounds and then added three more knockout wins before getting his first world title shot. That happened on August 7, 1999, when he challenged [[WBO]] junior lightweight champion [[Anatoly Alexandrov]]. Freitas became the world champion [[Acelino Freitas vs. Anatoly Alexandrov\|by knocking Alexandrov out in round one]]. Soon after, he signed a contract with Cable TV giant [[Showtime]], which began to telecast Freitas's fights throughout the United States. Freitas then made five defenses of his world title and one non-title bout, all of which ended in knockout wins. Then he went to London, and took only 45 seconds to beat [[Human:6844\|Daniel Alicea]] (a former world title challenger of [[Naseem Hamed]]) in another non-title affair.

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	On August 7, 2004, Freitas was defeated for the first time, losing his WBO lightweight title to [[Diego Corrales]] by a [[Diego Corrales vs. Acelino Freitas\|tenth round knockout in Connecticut]]. Freitas quit the fight in that round after taking a severe beating, and has been scorned in the boxing community because of it.		On August 7, 2004, Freitas was defeated for the first time, losing his WBO lightweight title to [[Diego Corrales]] by a [[Diego Corrales vs. Acelino Freitas\|tenth round knockout in Connecticut]]. Freitas quit the fight in that round after taking a severe beating, and has been scorned in the boxing community because of it.

	On April 29, 2006, Freitas won a [[Acelino Freitas vs. Zahir Raheem\|split decision]] over [[Zahir Raheem]], to capture the vacant WBO lightweight title. He announced his retirement from the sport on October 4, 2006. On April 28, 2007, Freitas returned to boxing to engage in a WBA-WBO lightweight unification bout with [[Juan Diaz]], but once again [[Acelino Freitas vs. Juan Diaz\|quit on his stool after the eighth round~~]]. In 2012, Freitas returned and knocked out 17-0 contender [[Michael Oliveira~~]].		On April 29, 2006, Freitas won a [[Acelino Freitas vs. Zahir Raheem\|split decision]] over [[Zahir Raheem]], to capture the vacant WBO lightweight title. He announced his retirement from the sport on October 4, 2006. On April 28, 2007, Freitas returned to boxing to engage in a WBA-WBO lightweight unification bout with [[Juan Diaz]], but once again [[Acelino Freitas vs. Juan Diaz\|quit on his stool after the eighth round]].

	His record consists of 38 wins and two losses, with 32 wins by knockout.		His record consists of 38 wins and two losses, with 32 wins by knockout.

	~~== Career Factoids ==~~
	*Has a record of 13-2 (9 KO) in World Title fights.
	*Has a record of 7-2 (4 KO) against former or current world titleists.
	**Won against [[Anatoly Alexandrov]], [[Barry Jones]], [[Javier Jauregui]], [[Alfred Kotey]], [[Joel Casamayor]], [[Jorge Rodrigo Barrios]], [[Artur Grigorian]].
	**Lost against [[Diego Corrales]], [[Juan Diaz]].

	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			[http://www.popo.com.br/default.asp Official website]


	~~[http://www.belovedonslaught.com/2011/07/random-classics-acelino-freitas-vs.html Recap] of Freitas vs. Jorge Rodrigo Barrios~~

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