Anthony Mosco - Revision history

Solar95 at 19:12, 1 June 2022

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Professional Career

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	==Professional Career==		==Professional Career==

	* Mosco Trained at the gym at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa in Florida by Dan Birmingham, a trainer of [[Ronald Wright]], [[Jeff Lacy]], and [[Keith Thurman]].		* Mosco Trained at the gym at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa in Florida by Dan Birmingham, a trainer of [[Ronald (Winky) Wright]], [[Jeff Lacy]], and [[Keith Thurman]].

	* Mosco was a sparring partner for the late heavyweight contender Smokin' [[Bert Cooper]].		* Mosco was a sparring partner for the late heavyweight contender Smokin' [[Bert Cooper]].

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	==Professional Career==		==Professional Career==

	* Mosco Trained at the gym at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa in Florida by Dan Birmingham, a trainer of [[~~Winky~~ Wright]], [[Jeff Lacy]], and [[Keith Thurman]].		* Mosco Trained at the gym at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa in Florida by Dan Birmingham, a trainer of [[Ronald Wright]], [[Jeff Lacy]], and [[Keith Thurman]].

	* Mosco was a sparring partner for the late heavyweight contender Smokin' [[Bert Cooper]].		* Mosco was a sparring partner for the late heavyweight contender Smokin' [[Bert Cooper]].

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	==Amateur career==		==Amateur career==

	* Anthony Mosco was a New York Golden Gloves heavyweight open champion in the 1980s before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.		* Anthony Mosco was a New York Golden Gloves heavyweight open champion in the 1980s, and later a Florida Golden Gloves champion before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.

	* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.		* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.

	==Professional Career==		==Professional Career==

			* Mosco Trained at the gym at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa in Florida by Dan Birmingham, a trainer of [[Winky Wright]], [[Jeff Lacy]], and [[Keith Thurman]].

			* Mosco was a sparring partner for the late heavyweight contender Smokin' [[Bert Cooper]].

	* Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career. Mosco was considered a legitimate heavyweight prospect during his promising brief career.		* Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career. Mosco was considered a legitimate heavyweight prospect during his promising brief career.
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	* Anthony Mosco was a Golden Gloves open champion in the 1980s before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.		* Anthony Mosco was a New York Golden Gloves heavyweight open champion in the 1980s before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.

	* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.		* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.
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	* Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career. Mosco was considered a legitimate heavyweight prospect during his promising brief career.		* Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career. Mosco was considered a legitimate heavyweight prospect during his promising brief career.

	* Anthony Mosco became world famous after retirement as his 22 second knockout of Jimmy Smith (who never landed a punch) went viral.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBphddLd4Ho</ref>		* Anthony Mosco unintentionally became world famous long after retirement, when his 22 second knockout of Jimmy Smith (who never landed a punch) went viral on YouTube.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBphddLd4Ho</ref>

	* Mosco retired from boxing after three professional bouts, due to a congenital fused vertebrae in his neck. Mosco returned to school, and received an MBA degree. As of 2017, he was Vice-President of Sales at Polymer Logistic.		* Mosco retired from boxing after three professional bouts, due to a congenital fused vertebrae in his neck. Mosco returned to school, and received an MBA degree. As of 2017, he was Vice-President of Sales at Polymer Logistic.

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Professional Career

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	Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career.		* Anthony Mosco retired undefeated in his brief professional heavyweight career. Mosco was considered a legitimate heavyweight prospect during his promising brief career.

	* Anthony Mosco became world famous after retirement as his 22 second knockout of Jimmy Smith (who never landed a punch) went viral.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBphddLd4Ho</ref>		* Anthony Mosco became world famous after retirement as his 22 second knockout of Jimmy Smith (who never landed a punch) went viral.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBphddLd4Ho</ref>

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Amateur career

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	* Anthony Mosco was a ~~New York~~ Golden Gloves open champion in the 1980s before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.		* Anthony Mosco was a Golden Gloves open champion in the 1980s before turning professional, and was considered a promising prospect.

	* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.		* Anthony Mosco was a popular local fighter in the Tampa, Florida area.

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