Joan Guzman - Revision history

Slugger at 22:43, 17 July 2020

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	'''Manager:''' [[Jose Nunez]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Jose Nunez]]<br>

Goodsamaritan at 10:47, 3 January 2019

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	*Defeated [[Martin Castillo]] (Mexico) 17-12		*Defeated [[Martin Castillo]] (Mexico) 17-12
	*Defeated [[Darwin Angeles]] (Honduras) RET 3		*Defeated [[Darwin Angeles]] (Honduras) RET 3

			==Professional Record==
			*Has a record of 7-1-1 (2 KOs) in world title fights.
			*Has a record of 4-1 (1 KO) against former or current world champions:
			**Won against [[Agapito Sanchez]], [[Javier Jauregui]], [[Jorge Rodrigo Barrios]], and [[Humberto Soto]].
			**Lost against [[Khabib Allakhverdiev]].

	==Minor Titles Held==		==Minor Titles Held==

Slugger at 12:40, 30 November 2014

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	[[Category:NABO Super Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABO Super Bantamweight Champions]]







	[[Category:Dominican Republic National Champion]]		[[Category:Dominican Republic National Champion]]

Boxeord at 05:13, 30 November 2014

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Locoxelbox at 15:57, 17 August 2013

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	~~==Amateur Career==~~
	*Claimed Amateur Record: 310-10
	*Won gold at the 1995 Panamerican Games
	*Won gold at the 1993 Central American and Caribbean Games

	== Olympic Games results ==		== Olympic Games results ==
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	*Defeated Raul Gonzalez (Cuba) 16-11		*Defeated Raul Gonzalez (Cuba) 16-11

	== Other Amateur ~~results~~ ==		== Other Amateur Highlights ==
			*Claimed Amateur Record: 310-10
	'''1993''' Central American and Caribbean Games Gold medalist in Ponce, Puerto Rico (as a Light Flyweight)		'''1993''' Central American and Caribbean Games Gold medalist in Ponce, Puerto Rico (as a Light Flyweight)
	*Defeated [[Edgar Velasquez]] (Venezuela) 8-7		*Defeated [[Edgar Velasquez]] (Venezuela) 8-7

Sweetscientist at 23:10, 28 June 2013

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	== Weight Issues & Suspension ==		== Weight Issues & Suspension ==
	Guzman failed to make the contracted weights for several of his biggest fights. In 2006, he came in 2 1/2 pounds over the 130 pound limit against [[Javier Jauregui]] 51-12-2 (35 KOs), a bout Guzman won by unanimous decision. In 2008, he again failed to make weight for a [[Showtime]] main event against [[Nate Campbell]] for the [[WBA]] super, [[WBO]] and [[IBF]] Lightweight Titles. The bout was cancelled on the day of the fight. In his 2010 rematch with [[Ali Funeka]] for the [[IBF]] Lightweight Title which aired on [[HBO]], Guzman came in nine ~~pound~~ over the 135 pound limit and was fined $30,000. The bout went on as planned with the title only being at stake for Funeka, who later failed the post-fight drug test. In Guzman's next bout against the unheralded [[Jason Davis]], Guzman failed the post-fight drug test when he tested positive for the banned diuretic furosemide. The bout was ruled a no-contest, Guzman was suspended for eight months by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and fined $3,750 (25% of his purse). He too was released from his promotional contract with [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. In his 2012 bout against [[Jesus Pabon]] which aired as the main event on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]], it took three weigh-ins for Guzman to make the 140 pound limit.		Guzman failed to make the contracted weights for several of his biggest fights. In 2006, he came in 2 1/2 pounds over the 130 pound limit against [[Javier Jauregui]] 51-12-2 (35 KOs), a bout Guzman won by unanimous decision. In 2008, he again failed to make weight for a [[Showtime]] main event against [[Nate Campbell]] for the [[WBA]] super, [[WBO]] and [[IBF]] Lightweight Titles. The bout was cancelled on the day of the fight. In his 2010 rematch with [[Ali Funeka]] for the [[IBF]] Lightweight Title which aired on [[HBO]], Guzman came in nine pounds over the 135 pound limit and was fined $30,000. The bout went on as planned with the title only being at stake for Funeka, who later failed the post-fight drug test. In Guzman's next bout against the unheralded [[Jason Davis]], Guzman weighed four pounds over the limit and failed the post-fight drug test when he tested positive for the banned diuretic furosemide. The bout was ruled a no-contest, Guzman was suspended for eight months by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and fined $3,750 (25% of his purse). He too was released from his promotional contract with [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. In his 2012 bout against [[Jesus Pabon]] which aired as the main event on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]], it took three weigh-ins for Guzman to make the 140 pound limit. In 2013, he was removed from a June 28th bout against [[Vicente Mosquera]] (32-2-1)for weighing in at 8.2 pounds over the junior welterweight limit. He was replaced by [[Cosme Rivera]] (35-16-3) on very late notice.


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Locoxelbox at 05:58, 9 January 2013

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-==Amateur Highlights==
+==Amateur Career==
-*Amateur Record: 310-10
+*Claimed Amateur Record: 310-10
 *Won gold at the 1993 Central American and Caribbean Games
-*Won gold at the 1995 Panamerican Games
-*1996 Olympian, as a Flyweight. His results were:
+== Olympic Games results ==
 **Lost to [[Omar Andres Narvaez]] (Argentina) 4-9
 ==Minor Titles Held==

Slugger at 11:28, 3 March 2012

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	'''Manager:''' [[Jose Nunez]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Jose Nunez]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' Don House (-2007), [[Floyd Mayweather]] (2007), [[Jeff Mayweather]] (2008), [[Francisco Guzman]], [[Roberto Garcia]] (current)<br>		'''Trainers:''' Don House (-2007), [[Floyd Mayweather]] (2007), [[Jeff Mayweather]] (2008), [[Francisco Guzman]], [[Roberto Garcia]] (current)<br>
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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
	*Amateur Record: 310-10		*Amateur Record: 310-10
			*Won gold at the 1993 Central American and Caribbean Games
			*Won gold at the 1995 Panamerican Games
	*1996 Olympian, as a Flyweight. His results were:		*1996 Olympian, as a Flyweight. His results were:
	**Lost to [[Omar Andres Narvaez]] (Argentina) 4-9		**Lost to [[Omar Andres Narvaez]] (Argentina) 4-9
	*Won gold at the 1993 Central American and Caribbean Games
	*Won gold at the 1995 Panamerican Games

	==Minor Titles Held==		==Minor Titles Held==

Sweetscientist at 06:15, 3 March 2012

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	'''Trainers:''' Don House (-2007), [[Floyd Mayweather]] (2007), [[Jeff Mayweather]] (2008), [[Francisco Guzman]], <br>		'''Trainers:''' Don House (-2007), [[Floyd Mayweather]] (2007), [[Jeff Mayweather]] (2008), [[Francisco Guzman]], [[Roberto Garcia]] (current)<br>
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Sweetscientist at 06:13, 3 March 2012

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	== Weight Issues & Suspension ==		== Weight Issues & Suspension ==
	Guzman failed to make the contracted weights for several of his biggest fights. In 2006, he came in 2 1/2 pounds over the 130 pound limit against [[Javier Jauregui]] 51-12-2 (35 KOs), a bout Guzman won by unanimous decision. In 2008, he again failed to make weight for a [[Showtime]] main event against [[Nate Campbell]] for the [[WBA]] super, [[WBO]] and [[IBF]] Lightweight Titles. The bout was cancelled on the day of the fight. In his 2010 rematch with [[Ali Funeka]] for the [[IBF]] Lightweight Title, Guzman came in nine pound over the 135 pound limit. The bout went on as planned with the title only being at stake for Funeka, who later failed the post-fight drug test. In Guzman's next bout against the unheralded [[Jason Davis]], Guzman failed the post-fight drug test when he tested positive for the banned diuretic furosemide. The bout was ruled a no-contest, Guzman was suspended for eight months by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and fined $3,750 (25% of his purse). He too was released from his promotional contract with [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. In his 2012 bout against [[Jesus Pabon]] which aired as the main event on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]], it took three weigh-ins for Guzman to make the 140 pound limit.		Guzman failed to make the contracted weights for several of his biggest fights. In 2006, he came in 2 1/2 pounds over the 130 pound limit against [[Javier Jauregui]] 51-12-2 (35 KOs), a bout Guzman won by unanimous decision. In 2008, he again failed to make weight for a [[Showtime]] main event against [[Nate Campbell]] for the [[WBA]] super, [[WBO]] and [[IBF]] Lightweight Titles. The bout was cancelled on the day of the fight. In his 2010 rematch with [[Ali Funeka]] for the [[IBF]] Lightweight Title which aired on [[HBO]], Guzman came in nine pound over the 135 pound limit and was fined $30,000. The bout went on as planned with the title only being at stake for Funeka, who later failed the post-fight drug test. In Guzman's next bout against the unheralded [[Jason Davis]], Guzman failed the post-fight drug test when he tested positive for the banned diuretic furosemide. The bout was ruled a no-contest, Guzman was suspended for eight months by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and fined $3,750 (25% of his purse). He too was released from his promotional contract with [[Golden Boy Promotions]]. In his 2012 bout against [[Jesus Pabon]] which aired as the main event on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]], it took three weigh-ins for Guzman to make the 140 pound limit.