Baha Laham - Revision history

Andy at 00:13, 7 April 2024

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Andy at 00:12, 7 April 2024

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Baha at 18:27, 23 June 2013

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	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

	Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by [[http://www.eottm.com/]].		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by Camille Estephan [[http://www.eottm.com/]]

	Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].		Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].

Baha at 18:26, 23 June 2013

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	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

	Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by ~~fellow boxer~~ [[~~Camille Estephan~~]].		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by [[http://www.eottm.com/]].

	Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].		Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].

Baha at 18:25, 23 June 2013

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	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

	Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Camille Estephan ]].		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Camille Estephan]].

	Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].		Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].

Baha at 18:24, 23 June 2013

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	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

	Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[~~Pierre Bouchard~~]] and managed by fellow boxer [[~~Antonin Decarie~~]].		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Hercules Kyvelos]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Camille Estephan ]].

	Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].		Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].

Ric: is a "peek-a-boo" fighter

2012-04-22T01:23:13Z

is a "peek-a-boo" fighter

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	Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Pierre Bouchard]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Antonin Decarie]].		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Pierre Bouchard]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Antonin Decarie]].

			Laham often uses a [[peek-a-boo defense]].

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

Ric: 70 total amateur bouts, per April 20, 2012 FNF

2012-04-22T01:11:14Z

70 total amateur bouts, per April 20, 2012 FNF

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	'''Baha Laham''' emigrated to Canada in 1986 with his family during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada, and was pushed to boxing by his dad at age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by [[Russ Anber]], Laham quickly established his domination in the Canadian amateur ranks. Laham is a four-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), two-time Canadian Gold Medalist (1999, 2001), and was named the "Canadian Most Outstanding Boxer" (2001).		'''Baha Laham''' emigrated to Canada in 1986 with his family during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada, and was pushed to boxing by his dad at age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by [[Russ Anber]], Laham quickly established his domination in the Canadian amateur ranks. Laham is a four-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), two-time Canadian Gold Medalist (1999, 2001), and was named the "Canadian Most Outstanding Boxer" (2001). He had 70 amateur bouts total.

	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

Ric at 00:38, 22 April 2012

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	'''Baha Laham''' emigrated to Canada in 1986 with his family during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada, and was pushed to boxing by his dad at age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by [[Russ Anber]], Laham quickly established his domination in the Canadian amateur ranks. ~~Baha~~ is four time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), two-time Canadian Gold Medalist (1999, 2001), and was named the "Canadian Most Outstanding Boxer" (2001).		'''Baha Laham''' emigrated to Canada in 1986 with his family during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada, and was pushed to boxing by his dad at age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by [[Russ Anber]], Laham quickly established his domination in the Canadian amateur ranks. Laham is a four-time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), two-time Canadian Gold Medalist (1999, 2001), and was named the "Canadian Most Outstanding Boxer" (2001).

	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

Ric: cleaned up & added info re: knee surgery, per April 20, 2012 FNF

2012-04-22T00:29:49Z

cleaned up & added info re: knee surgery, per April 20, 2012 FNF

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			'''Baha Laham''' emigrated to Canada in 1986 with his family during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada, and was pushed to boxing by his dad at age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by [[Russ Anber]], Laham quickly established his domination in the Canadian amateur ranks. Baha is four time [[Golden Gloves]] Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), two-time Canadian Gold Medalist (1999, 2001), and was named the "Canadian Most Outstanding Boxer" (2001).

	~~'''Baha Laham''' immigrated~~ to ~~Canada~~ in ~~1986 with his family during~~ the ~~civil war in Beirut, Lebanon. He grew up in a middle-class neighborhood in Montreal, Canada~~, and ~~was pushed to boxing by~~ his ~~dad~~ at ~~age 15, after coming home from school with a black eye. Trained by~~ [[~~Russ Anber~~]], Laham ~~quickly established his domination on~~ the ~~Canadian amateur~~ ranks. ~~Baha is four time golden gloves champion (1998-99-00-01)~~, ~~two time Canadian gold medalist (1999~~,~~2001)~~, ~~and was named the Canadian most outstanding boxer (2001)~~.		After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games, Laham quit boxing and put his efforts into a law school education at L' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about three years for Laham to decide to come back to the professional boxing ranks in the summer of 2006. He signed a contract with INTERBOX Promotions after winning his first three bouts. However, due to injuries he sustained while playing ice hockey, he twice had surgery on ligaments in his right knee, making him inactive from 2007 until 2011.

	After failing his dream to compete in the 2004 Olympic games, Baha quit boxing and put his efforts in law school at l' [[Université du Québec à Montréal]]. It took about 3 years for Laham to decide to comeback in the professional ranks on the summer of 2006. Baha Laham is ~~now~~ trained by Pierre Bouchard and managed by fellow boxer [[Antonin Decarie]]~~. Baha signed a contract with INTERBOX promotions after winning his first three bouts. He is now still undefeated, but healing a knee injury~~ .		Laham is currently (2012) trained by [[Pierre Bouchard]] and managed by fellow boxer [[Antonin Decarie]].

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==
	*'''1998''' Canadian ~~junior~~ Championships. Lost 13-8 to [[Steve Molitor]]		*'''1998''': Canadian Junior Championships. Lost 13-8 to [[Steve Molitor]]
	*'''1999''' Gold ~~medalist~~ at the Canadian ~~junior championships~~		*'''1999''': Gold Medalist at the Canadian Junior Championships
	*'''2000''' Silver Medalist at the [[Ken Goff Memorial Boxing Classic]]. Lost 19-4 to [[Francisco Bojado]]		*'''2000''': Silver Medalist at the [[Ken Goff Memorial Boxing Classic]]. Lost 19-4 to [[Francisco Bojado]]
	*'''2001''' Gold ~~medalist~~ at the Ohio State Fair		*'''2001''': Gold Medalist at the Ohio State Fair
	*'''2001''' Member of Team Canada at the [[Jeux de la Francophonie]]. Lost 13-9 to [[Herman Ngoudjo]]		*'''2001''': Member of Team Canada at the [[Jeux de la Francophonie]]. Lost 13-9 to [[Herman Ngoudjo]]
	*'''2001''' Gold ~~medalist~~ and ~~most outstanding boxer~~ at the Canadian ~~championships.~~		*'''2001''': Gold Medalist and "Most Outstanding Boxer" at the Canadian Championships
	*'''2002''' Silver ~~medalist~~ at the Canadian ~~championships~~. Lost 11-9 to [[Benoit Gaudet]]		*'''2002''': Silver Medalist at the Canadian Championships. Lost 11-9 to [[Benoit Gaudet]]