Ernest Mateen - Revision history

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Rockyjones at 23:04, 18 January 2013

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	'''Ernest Mateen''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Mateen won the 1988 and 1989 178lb Open Championships. In 1988 Mateen defeated Clinton Mitchell of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Mateen defeated Jade Scott of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Chamionship. Mateen trained at the Bed-Stuy BA in 1988 and at Gleason's Gym in 1989.		'''Ernest Mateen''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Mateen won the 1988 and 1989 178lb Open Championships. In 1988 Mateen defeated Clinton Mitchell of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Mateen defeated Jade Scott of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Chamionship. Mateen trained at the Bed-Stuy BA in 1988 and at Gleason's Gym in 1989.

	* Mateen worked as a part time boxing trainer in New Jersey, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen.		* Mateen worked as a part time boxing trainer in New Jersey after retirement, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen, and had worked his brother's corner on occasion.

	* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.

Rockyjones at 23:03, 18 January 2013

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	Mateen died after being shot by his wife in a Georgia hotel room. Police indicated the shooting was self-defense. Mateen had seriously beaten his wife on the head with the butt of a handgun until he became exhausted, at which point he dropped the gun to the floor, and his wife gained control of the gun and shot him dead with a bullet through the heart. After his body was found, Mateen was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead		Mateen died after being shot by his wife, singer Kia Yvette Jeffries, in a Georgia hotel room. Police indicated the shooting was self-defense. Mateen had seriously beaten his wife on the head with the butt of a handgun until he became exhausted, at which point he dropped the gun to the floor, and his wife gained control of the gun and shot him dead with a bullet through the heart. After his body was found, Mateen was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Mateen, Ernest}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mateen, Ernest}}

Rockyjones at 23:02, 18 January 2013

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	* At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised.		* At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised.
	* had spoken of a pending divorce and financial settlement he hoped to resolve first before returning to serious training.		* Mateen had spoken to friends about a pending divorce and financial settlement he hoped to resolve first before returning to serious training.

Rockyjones at 23:01, 18 January 2013

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	* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.

	*At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised. He had spoken of a pending divorce and financial settlement he hoped to resolve first.		* At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised.
			* had spoken of a pending divorce and financial settlement he hoped to resolve first before returning to serious training.

Rockyjones at 23:01, 18 January 2013

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	* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.

	*At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised.		*At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised. He had spoken of a pending divorce and financial settlement he hoped to resolve first.

Rockyjones at 22:59, 18 January 2013

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	'''Ernest Mateen''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Mateen won the 1988 and 1989 178lb Open Championships. In 1988 Mateen defeated Clinton Mitchell of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Mateen defeated Jade Scott of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Chamionship. Mateen trained at the Bed-Stuy BA in 1988 and at Gleason's Gym in 1989.		'''Ernest Mateen''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Mateen won the 1988 and 1989 178lb Open Championships. In 1988 Mateen defeated Clinton Mitchell of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Mateen defeated Jade Scott of the Police Athletic League in the finals to win the Chamionship. Mateen trained at the Bed-Stuy BA in 1988 and at Gleason's Gym in 1989.

	*Mateen ~~now works~~ as a trainer in New Jersey, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen.		* Mateen worked as a part time boxing trainer in New Jersey, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen.

	*Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.

			*At the time of his death, Mateen had been planning a comeback with the intention of regaining his USBO and IBU cruiserweight titles, which were vacant in late 2012, but never reported to training camp in Pennsylvania as promised.

	Mateen died after being shot by his wife. Police indicated ~~that~~ the shooting was in self-defense. Mateen had ~~apparently~~ seriously ~~beat~~ his wife with the handgun until he became exhausted, which ~~at that~~ point ~~she~~ gained control of the gun and shot him. Mateen was taken to ~~the~~ hospital where he ~~later died.~~
			Mateen died after being shot by his wife in a Georgia hotel room. Police indicated the shooting was self-defense. Mateen had seriously beaten his wife on the head with the butt of a handgun until he became exhausted, at which point he dropped the gun to the floor, and his wife gained control of the gun and shot him dead with a bullet through the heart. After his body was found, Mateen was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Mateen, Ernest}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mateen, Ernest}}

Slugger at 12:36, 25 December 2012

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	*Mateen now works as a trainer in New Jersey, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen.		*Mateen now works as a trainer in New Jersey, working with his brother, light heavyweight prospect Hamid Abdul-Mateen.

	* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		*Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.


	Mateen died after being shot by his wife. Police indicated that the shooting was in self-defense. Mateen had apparently seriously beat his wife with the handgun until he became exhausted, which at that point she gained control of the gun and shot him. Mateen was taken to the hospital where he later died.		Mateen died after being shot by his wife. Police indicated that the shooting was in self-defense. Mateen had apparently seriously beat his wife with the handgun until he became exhausted, which at that point she gained control of the gun and shot him. Mateen was taken to the hospital where he later died.

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions~~\|Mateen,Ernest~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mateen, Ernest}}
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Brett at 18:20, 24 November 2012

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	* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.		* Mateen retired from the ring in 2006. As a professional Mateen won the Nevada State Lt. Heavyweight along with [[USBO]] and [[IBU]] Cruiserweight titles.


			Mateen died after being shot by his wife. Police indicated that the shooting was in self-defense. Mateen had apparently seriously beat his wife with the handgun until he became exhausted, which at that point she gained control of the gun and shot him. Mateen was taken to the hospital where he later died.

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Mateen,Ernest]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Mateen,Ernest]]
	[[Category:Nevada State Champions\|Mateen, Ernest]]		[[Category:Nevada State Champions\|Mateen, Ernest]]
	[[Category:2012 Deaths\|Mateen, Ernest]]		[[Category:2012 Deaths\|Mateen, Ernest]]