Ignacio Beristain - Revision history

Slugger at 17:42, 13 November 2019

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	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.

John at 13:03, 26 April 2019

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	~~[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right~~\|~~Class of 2011<br>Non-Participant Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:[~~http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/nonparticipant/beristain.html ~~click]]]~~		{{ibhof \|url=http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/nonparticipant/beristain.html}}
	~~[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]~~

	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.

	Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].		Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].

	Beristain's boxers have acquired a reputation over time, for their technical skills in the ring. However, he has been criticized by boxing writers, such as Dan Rafael and Steve Kim, for his cautious handling of the Marquez brothers, and failing to get them ~~signficant~~ fights in recent years.		Beristain's boxers have acquired a reputation over time, for their technical skills in the ring. However, he has been criticized by boxing writers, such as Dan Rafael and Steve Kim, for his cautious handling of the Marquez brothers, and failing to get them significant fights in recent years.

	~~He is a Class of 2006 inductee into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]].~~		<br clear="all">
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	== Other boxers worked with ==		=== Other boxers worked with ===
	*[[Jessica Chavez]]		*[[Jessica Chavez]]
	*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]		*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

Mario040481 at 12:35, 26 April 2019

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	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today (in 2019) as having been the trainer of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of younger brother [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.

	Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].		Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].

Mario040481 at 12:31, 26 April 2019

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	[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]		[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]

	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today (in 2019) as having been the trainer of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of younger brother [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today (in 2019) as having been the trainer of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of younger brother [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.

	Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].		Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].

Mario040481: Rewrote/edited the paragraph dealing with his connection to the Marquez brothers to put it in the correct tense time wise because as it was written, and as it read, said that the brothers were still actively boxing in their respective professional care...

2019-04-26T12:28:37Z

Rewrote/edited the paragraph dealing with his connection to the Marquez brothers to put it in the correct tense time wise because as it was written, and as it read, said that the brothers were still actively boxing in their respective professional care...

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	[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]		[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]

	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He ~~currently~~ is the trainer of the Marquez brothers; [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]], ~~who hold~~ world ~~titles at Featherweight~~ and ~~Bantamweight, respectively~~.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today (in 2019) as having been the trainer of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of younger brother [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.

	Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].		Beristain's first world champion was longtime Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]]. Beristain also guided [[Gilberto Roman]] to the WBC Super Flyweight title. In the 1990s, Beristain handled the highly regarded Strawweight and Light Flyweight champion [[Ricardo Lopez]].
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	He is a Class of 2006 inductee into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]].		He is a Class of 2006 inductee into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]].
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	== Other boxers worked with ==		== Other boxers worked with ==
	*[[Jessica Chavez]]		*[[Jessica Chavez]]

Slugger at 15:33, 21 April 2018

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	== Other boxers worked with ==		== Other boxers worked with ==
			*[[Jessica Chavez]]
			*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]
			*[[Melchor Cob Castro]]
			*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]
			*[[Eduardo Escobedo]]
			*[[Vicente Escobedo]]
			*[[Guty Espadas Jr.]]
			*[[Humberto Gonzalez]]
			*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]
			*[[Adrian Hernandez]]
	*[[Rodolfo Lopez]]		*[[Rodolfo Lopez]]
			*[[Abner Mares]]
	*[[Gerardo Martinez]]		*[[Gerardo Martinez]]
	*[[Victor Rabanales]]		*[[Victor Rabanales]]
	*[[Humberto Gonzalez]]
	*[[Guty Espadas Jr.]]
	*[[Melchor Cob Castro]]
	*[[Enrique Sanchez]]		*[[Enrique Sanchez]]
	*[[Abner Mares]]
	*[[Eduardo Escobedo]]
	*[[Vicente Escobedo]]
	*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]
	*[[Juan Sanchez]]		*[[Juan Sanchez]]
	* [[Jessica Chavez]]
	*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]
	*[[Rey Vargas]]		*[[Rey Vargas]]
	*[[~~Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.~~]]		*[[Josue Veraza]]

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	* [[Jessica Chavez]]		* [[Jessica Chavez]]
	*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]		*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]
			*[[Rey Vargas]]
	*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]		*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

Arvind1: /* Other boxers worked with */

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	* [[Jessica Chavez]]		* [[Jessica Chavez]]
	*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]		*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]
			*[[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

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Slugger at 09:44, 27 March 2015

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	*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]		*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]
	*[[Juan Sanchez]]		*[[Juan Sanchez]]
	* [[Jessica Chavez]]		* [[Jessica Chavez]]
			*[[Jhonny Gonzalez]]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Beristain, Ignacio}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Beristain, Ignacio}}
	[[Category:Managers]]		[[Category:Managers]]

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	*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]		*[[Oscar De La Hoya]]
	*[[Juan Sanchez]]		*[[Juan Sanchez]]
	* Jessica Chavez		* [[Jessica Chavez]]
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	[[Category:Managers]]		[[Category:Managers]]

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	'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.		'''Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain''' is a Mexico City-based boxing trainer and manager, who is considered by many to be Mexico's top trainer. He likely is most recognized today, in 2019, as having been the trainer for both of the extremely successful Marquez brothers; for the entirety of the amateur and professional career of elder brother, [[Juan Manuel Marquez\|Juan Manuel]] and, except for the final few professional fights of his career, the same can be said of the younger brother, [[Rafael Marquez\|Rafael]]. Beristain guided and trained both of the Marquez brothers to, and through, victories in multiple world title fights, successful title defenses and championship reigns in multiple weight classes.