Carlos Oliveira - Revision history

Williambezerra at 06:23, 9 June 2022

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			==Professional Career==
	'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.		'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.

Williambezerra at 03:57, 6 June 2022

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Williambezerra at 03:56, 6 June 2022

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			*[[:Category:Carlos Oliveira Gallery\|Carlos Oliveira Gallery]]
	*'''Trainers:''' Michel Carvalho (2004-2007), Fabio Duarte (2007-2012)		*'''Trainers:''' Michel Carvalho (2004-2007), Fabio Duarte (2007-2012)
	*'''Managers:''' [[Acelino Freitas]] (2004-2008), [[Servilio de Oliveira]] (2005-2007)		*'''Managers:''' [[Acelino Freitas]] (2004-2008), [[Servilio de Oliveira]] (2005-2007)

Williambezerra at 01:05, 6 June 2022

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	*'''Trainers:''' Michel Carvalho (2004-2007), Fabio Duarte (2007-2012)		*'''Trainers:''' Michel Carvalho (2004-2007), Fabio Duarte (2007-2012)
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	'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.		'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.
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	his last fight took place on March 30, 2012, with a Brazilian boxer [[Denis Santos]] as well as boxer Carlinho Furação, ending his professional boxing career getting a professional record of 29 fights 21 knockouts and 2 defeats throughout his professional career he got 11 titles, being in the position number 1 of the Brazilian rank of the inactives of the super bantamweight category.		his last fight took place on March 30, 2012, with a Brazilian boxer [[Denis Santos]] as well as boxer Carlinho Furação, ending his professional boxing career getting a professional record of 29 fights 21 knockouts and 2 defeats throughout his professional career he got 11 titles, being in the position number 1 of the Brazilian rank of the inactives of the super bantamweight category.
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	==Regional & Minor Titles==		==Regional & Minor Titles==
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	*Vacant '''FPB''' São Paulo State Super Bantamweight Title (2004-2005)		*Vacant '''FPB''' São Paulo State Super Bantamweight Title (2004-2005)

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
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	*Bronze Medal at the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico		*Bronze Medal at the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico
	*Bronze Medal Copa José Atiel Aponti 2001- in Puerto Rico		*Bronze Medal Copa José Atiel Aponti 2001- in Puerto Rico
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

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			*'''Trainers:''' Michel Carvalho (2004-2007), Fabio Duarte (2007-2012)
			*'''Managers:''' [[Acelino Freitas]] (2004-2008), [[Servilio de Oliveira]] (2005-2007)





	'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.		'''Carlos Oliveira De Souza''', is a Brazilian boxer He was a Silver Medalist in France in 2001, Bronze Medalist in the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico, Bronze Medalist in the Jose Atiel Aponti Cup 2001, in Puerto Rico, Two-time Medalist in the Olympic Circuit Brazil 2002, amateur record '''77''' fights '''19''' knockouts '''7''' losses.

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	*Bronze Medal at the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico		*Bronze Medal at the 2001 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico
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			==Notes==
			[[File:Carlos de Oliveira 03.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|In the city of São Vicente, he was honored with the implementation of a Center for
			Training under his name “CT Carlinhos Furação”, since 2007.]]
			'''Social projects'''
			*Boxing- Rescuing with the Fists
			*Coordinator and teacher of projects in the Boxing modality in Baixada Santista, since 2007
			*Referee and judge in boxing modality
			*Refereeing Technical Delegate at the São Paulo State Boxing Federation-FEBESP
			*Refereeing technical delegate in the Boxing modality, in the Open Games of Interior - JAI

Williambezerra at 00:20, 6 June 2022

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	==Regional & Minor Titles==		==Regional & Minor Titles==
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	*[[World Boxing Association]] Fedebol Feather Title (2008-2009)		*[[World Boxing Association]] Fedebol Feather Title (2008-2009)
	*'''Mercosur''' Super Bantamweight Title (2007-2008)		*'''Mercosur''' Super Bantamweight Title (2007-2008)
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	*'''CBB''' Brazilian Super Bantam Title (2005-2006-2007)		*'''CBB''' Brazilian Super Bantam Title (2005-2006-2007)
	*Vacant '''FPB''' São Paulo State Super Bantamweight Title (2004-2005)		*Vacant '''FPB''' São Paulo State Super Bantamweight Title (2004-2005)



	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==

Williambezerra at 00:08, 6 June 2022

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
			[[File:Carlos Oliveira (01).jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|Led the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Torch, in the city of São Vicente, São Paulo.]]
	*Champion of the Olympic Brazil Circuit (2001-2002)		*Champion of the Olympic Brazil Circuit (2001-2002)
	*Brazilian Champion (2000-2001-2002)		*Brazilian Champion (2000-2001-2002)