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	Jorge Alonso Espinoza Marin was born on Feb. 25, 1985, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. At the age of 8, his family moved from Mexico to Los Angeles in the United States. He began to box at age 11, and became one of the top amateur boxers in the United States, winning several state, regional and national championships while compiling a record of 155 wins and 20 defeats. Notable U.S.A. Boxing amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: [[Abner Mares]], [[Cleotis Pendarvis]], [[Christopher Rizo]], [[Carlos Molina]], [[Rafael Valenzuela]] and [[Philip Manganaan]].		Jorge Alonso Espinoza Marin was born on Feb. 25, 1985, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. At the age of 8, his family moved from Mexico to Los Angeles in the United States. He began to box at age 11, and became one of the top amateur boxers in the United States, winning several state, regional and national championships while compiling a record of 155 wins and 20 defeats. Notable U.S.A. Boxing amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: [[Abner Mares]], [[Cleotis Pendarvis]], [[Christopher Rizo]], [[Carlos Molina]], [[Rafael Valenzuela]] and [[Philip Manganaan]].

	U.S.A Boxing accomplishments include:		'''U.S.A Boxing accomplishments include:'''
	* 3X � State Silver Gloves Champion		* 3X State Silver Gloves Champion
	* 2X � Region 8 Silver Gloves Champion		* 2X Region 8 Silver Gloves Champion
	* 1X � National Silver Gloves Runner Up		* 1X National Silver Gloves Runner Up
	* 3X � State Jr. Golden Gloves Champion		* 3X State Jr. Golden Gloves Champion
	* 1X � National Jr. Golden Gloves Runner Up		* 1X National Jr. Golden Gloves Runner Up
	* 2X � State CAL PAL Champion		* 2X State CAL PAL Champion
	* 1X � National PAL Runner Up		* 1X National PAL Runner Up
	* 4X � National Blue & Gold Champion		* 4X National Blue & Gold Champion
	* 4X � Boxers for Christ Champion		* 4X Boxers for Christ Champion
	* 1X � State Jr. Olympics Champion		* 1X State Jr. Olympics Champion
	* 2X � Gene Lewis Invitational Champion		* 2X Gene Lewis Invitational Champion
	* 2X � John Flores Invitational Champion		* 2X John Flores Invitational Champion
	* 1X � California Diamond Belt Champion		* 1X California Diamond Belt Champion

	At age 15 and not being able to compete in the United States at the National level as a senior due to citizenship issues, he returned to his native Mexico where he quickly established himself as one of ~~Mexico�s~~ elite amateur boxers. Notable Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: Abner Mares, Juan Briones, Gilberto Armenta, Rodrigo Manzano and Julio Cruz.		At age 15 and not being able to compete in the United States at the National level as a senior due to citizenship issues, he returned to his native Mexico where he quickly established himself as one of Mexico?s elite amateur boxers. Notable Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: Abner Mares, Juan Briones, Gilberto Armenta, Rodrigo Manzano and Julio Cruz.

	Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo accomplishments include:		'''Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo accomplishments include:'''
	*2X � State Jr. Olympics Champion		*2X State Jr. Olympics Champion
	*1X � National Jr. Olympics Champion		*1X National Jr. Olympics Champion
	*2X � State Golden Gloves Champion		*2X State Golden Gloves Champion
	*2X � National Mexican Golden Gloves Champion		*2X National Mexican Golden Gloves Champion
	*2X � National Mexican Champion		*2X National Mexican Champion

	He later went on to earn a spot on the Mexican National Team and to represent Mexico in several different international amateur world championship where he had the opportunity to compete against some of the best competition that the world had to offer.		He later went on to earn a spot on the Mexican National Team and to represent Mexico in several different international amateur world championship where he had the opportunity to compete against some of the best competition that the world had to offer.

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U.S.A Boxing & Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo, Amateur Boxing Record: 155-20

Amateur International Boxing Association, Amateur Boxing Record: 35-8

Jorge Alonso Espinoza Marin was born on Feb. 25, 1985, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. At the age of 8, his family moved from Mexico to Los Angeles in the United States. He began to box at age 11, and became one of the top amateur boxers in the United States, winning several state, regional and national championships while compiling a record of 155 wins and 20 defeats. Notable U.S.A. Boxing amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: [[Abner Mares]], [[Cleotis Pendarvis]], [[Christopher Rizo]], [[Carlos Molina]], [[Rafael Valenzuela]] and [[Philip Manganaan]].

U.S.A Boxing accomplishments include:
* 3X � State Silver Gloves Champion
* 2X � Region 8 Silver Gloves Champion
* 1X � National Silver Gloves Runner Up
* 3X � State Jr. Golden Gloves Champion
* 1X � National Jr. Golden Gloves Runner Up
* 2X � State CAL PAL Champion
* 1X � National PAL Runner Up
* 4X � National Blue & Gold Champion
* 4X � Boxers for Christ Champion
* 1X � State Jr. Olympics Champion
* 2X � Gene Lewis Invitational Champion
* 2X � John Flores Invitational Champion
* 1X � California Diamond Belt Champion

At age 15 and not being able to compete in the United States at the National level as a senior due to citizenship issues, he returned to his native Mexico where he quickly established himself as one of Mexico�s elite amateur boxers. Notable Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo amateur opponents that he defeated in his weight divisions were: Abner Mares, Juan Briones, Gilberto Armenta, Rodrigo Manzano and Julio Cruz.

Federacion Mexicana De Boxeo accomplishments include:
*2X � State Jr. Olympics Champion
*1X � National Jr. Olympics Champion
*2X � State Golden Gloves Champion
*2X � National Mexican Golden Gloves Champion
*2X � National Mexican Champion

He later went on to earn a spot on the Mexican National Team and to represent Mexico in several different international amateur world championship where he had the opportunity to compete against some of the best competition that the world had to offer.
World Cup - Astana, Kazakhstan
06-05-02 - Defeated on Pts Guillermo Rigondeaux (Cuba) 17 - 10
06-06-02 - Lost on Pts Kim Won Il (S. Korea) 18 - 10
Batalla De Carabobo - Venezuela
06-23-06 - Lost on Pts Alejandro Espinoza (Venezuela) 21 - 11
Festival Olimpico Mexicano - Mexico City D. F., Mexico
07-25-02 - Defeated on Pts Antonio Nunez (Spain) 11 - 5
07-27-02 - Lost on RSC 2 (Cut Eye) Alejandro Espinoza (Venezuela)
Cheo Aponte International - Caguas, Puerto Rico
08-10-02 - Lost on Pts Juan Manuel Lopez (Puerto Rico) 18 - 17
Juan Evangelista Venegas International - Salinas, Puerto Rico
08-14-02 - Defeated on Pts Juan Manuel Lopez (Puerto Rico) 13 - 8
08-15-02 - Defeated on Pts Tyson Carl (United States) 9 - 5
08-16-02 - Defeated on Pts Jonas Hernandez (Puerto Rico) 14 - 13
Torneo Internacional del Boxeo Santiago de Cuba - Havana, Cuba
09-10-02 - Defeated on Pts Georgy Balakshin (Kazakhstan) 25 - 13