Damaen Kelly - Revision history

Ric at 22:12, 2 May 2010

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	<boxer>014847</boxer>		<boxer>014847</boxer>
	'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>

Ric at 18:38, 1 May 2010

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	'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>

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	<boxer>014847</boxer>		<boxer>014847</boxer>
	'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]
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	Kelly was born a brought up in Belfast where he still lives with his wife, Margaret, and four children.		'''Damaen Kelly''' was born a brought up in Belfast where he still lives with his wife, Margaret, and four children.

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

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-06-06T06:52:15Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	In the following rematch in Maludrottu's hometown of Olbia, Sardinia, Italy on 25 November 2006, Maludrottu stopped Kelly inside three rounds after Kelly's trainer Mickey Hawkins threw in the towel. Kelly announced his retirement immediately after the fight stating "the time has come for me to walk away. The defeat on Saturday night just confirmed that to me. Every sportsman comes to a point when they know they are at that stage when it is time to go. I've had a great career with highs and lows and I've achieved an awful lot". This was to be Kelly's last fight although he was still the number one ranked Irish bantamweight boxer at the time.		In the following rematch in Maludrottu's hometown of Olbia, Sardinia, Italy on 25 November 2006, Maludrottu stopped Kelly inside three rounds after Kelly's trainer Mickey Hawkins threw in the towel. Kelly announced his retirement immediately after the fight stating "the time has come for me to walk away. The defeat on Saturday night just confirmed that to me. Every sportsman comes to a point when they know they are at that stage when it is time to go. I've had a great career with highs and lows and I've achieved an awful lot". This was to be Kelly's last fight although he was still the number one ranked Irish bantamweight boxer at the time.

	[[Category:Irish Olympians~~\|Kelly, Damaen~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kelly, Damaen}}
	[[Category:1996 Olympians~~\|Kelly, Damaen~~]]		[[Category:Irish Olympians]]
			[[Category:1996 Olympians]]
			[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Flyweight Champions]]

Matt: /* Amateur career */

2009-02-21T16:20:55Z

Amateur career

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	*Defeated [[Hussein Hussein]] (Australia) 27-20		*Defeated [[Hussein Hussein]] (Australia) 27-20
	*Lost to [[Bulat Djumadilov]] (Kazakhstan) 6-13		*Lost to [[Bulat Djumadilov]] (Kazakhstan) 6-13

			== World amateur championships results ==
			'''1993''' (as a flyweight)
			*Defeated [[Paul Ingle]] (England) 13-12
			*Defeated [[Russell Roberts]] (United States) 18-6
			*Defeated [[Igor Matveychuk]] (Ukraine) 6-6
			*Lost to [[Waldemar Font]] (Cuba) KO by 1

			'''1995''' (as a flyweight)
			*Defeated [[Sergio Villareal]] (Argentina) 12-1
			*Lost to [[Gyorgy Farkas]] (Hungary) walk-over

	==Professional career==		==Professional career==
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	===IBF world title fight in Colombia===		===IBF world title fight in Colombia===
	After a win over Filipino Jovy Oracion in October 2002, Kelly was then out of the ring for almost a full year and only returned in September 2003 to an unexpected fight against Colombian champion Irene Pacheco at the ~~Sal�n~~ Jumbo del Country Club, Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia for the IBF Flyweight Title.		After a win over Filipino Jovy Oracion in October 2002, Kelly was then out of the ring for almost a full year and only returned in September 2003 to an unexpected fight against Colombian champion Irene Pacheco at the Sal?n Jumbo del Country Club, Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia for the IBF Flyweight Title.

	Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]		Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]

Matt: /* Olympic Results */

2009-02-21T16:18:38Z

Olympic Results

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	Member of the 1996 Irish Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:		Member of the 1996 Irish Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:

	*Defeated Julian Strogov (Bulgaria) 12-11		*Defeated [[Julian Strogov]] (Bulgaria) 12-11
	*Defeated Hussein Hussein (Australia) 27-20		*Defeated [[Hussein Hussein]] (Australia) 27-20
	*Lost to Bulat Djumadilov (Kazakhstan) 6-13		*Lost to [[Bulat Djumadilov]] (Kazakhstan) 6-13

	==Professional career==		==Professional career==
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	===IBF world title fight in Colombia===		===IBF world title fight in Colombia===
	After a win over Filipino Jovy Oracion in October 2002, Kelly was then out of the ring for almost a full year and only returned in September 2003 to an unexpected fight against Colombian champion Irene Pacheco at the ~~Salón~~ Jumbo del Country Club, Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia for the IBF Flyweight Title.		After a win over Filipino Jovy Oracion in October 2002, Kelly was then out of the ring for almost a full year and only returned in September 2003 to an unexpected fight against Colombian champion Irene Pacheco at the Sal�n Jumbo del Country Club, Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia for the IBF Flyweight Title.

	Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]		Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]

John: /* IBF world title fight in Colombia */ spelling

2008-02-09T13:55:36Z

IBF world title fight in Colombia: spelling

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	Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]		Kelly was the major underdog going into the fight as Pacheco was highly rated and as, with the exception of a fight against Mike Thomas in the United States in 1998, Kelly had never fought as a professional outside of Ireland and Britain.[5]

	Pacheco proved to strong for Kelly and Kelly's lack of power was highlighted when he was unable to answer the barrage of head and body punches from Pachero. Kelly was knocked to the floor three times in round six before the fight was stopped in round seven.		Pacheco proved too strong for Kelly and Kelly's lack of power was highlighted when he was unable to answer the barrage of head and body punches from Pachero. Kelly was knocked to the floor three times in round six before the fight was stopped in round seven.

	===Cancelled Darchinyan fight===		===Cancelled Darchinyan fight===

Vintagekits: eedit

2008-02-09T12:10:12Z

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 '''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]
 Member of the 1996 Irish Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:
-*Defeated [[Julian Strogov]] (Bulgaria) 12-11
-*Defeated [[Hussein Hussein]] (Australia) 27-20
+*Defeated Julian Strogov (Bulgaria) 12-11
-*Lost to [[Bulat Djumadilov]] (Kazakhstan) 6-13
+*Defeated Hussein Hussein (Australia) 27-20
 [[Category:Irish Olympians|Kelly, Damaen]]
 [[Category:1996 Olympians|Kelly, Damaen]]

Sherlock at 12:25, 15 April 2006

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]

			Member of the 1996 Irish Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:
			*Defeated [[Julian Strogov]] (Bulgaria) 12-11
			*Defeated [[Hussein Hussein]] (Australia) 27-20
			*Lost to [[Bulat Djumadilov]] (Kazakhstan) 6-13

			[[Category:Irish Olympians\|Kelly, Damaen]]
	[[Category:1996 Olympians\|Kelly, Damaen]]		[[Category:1996 Olympians\|Kelly, Damaen]]

Sherlock at 17:48, 5 July 2005

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			'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Gilmour]]<br>
			'''Trainer:''' [[Mickey Hawkins]]


	[[Category:1996 Olympians\|Kelly, Damaen]]		[[Category:1996 Olympians\|Kelly, Damaen]]