Juan Hernández Sierra - Revision history

Matt at 15:40, 3 May 2020

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	Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.		Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.
	Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[Julio Cesar Green]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Vyacheslav Yanovski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].		Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[Julio Cesar Green]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Vyacheslav Yanovski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].

Locoxelbox at 11:33, 17 October 2016

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	Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.		Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.
	Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Vyacheslav Yanovski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].		Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[Julio Cesar Green]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Vyacheslav Yanovski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

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	Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.		Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.
	Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[~~Viachaslau Ianouski~~]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].		Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Vyacheslav Yanovski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

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	Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.		Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.
			Defeated future professional World Champions [[Kostya Tszyu]], [[Charles Murray]], [[David Reid]] and [[Daniel Santos]]. Defeated fellow Olympic Gold Medalists [[Viachaslau Ianouski]], [[Oleg Saitov]], [[David Reid]], [[Ariel Hernandez]], [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] and [[Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov]].

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	[http://www.~~geocities~~.com/pedrinet/hernandez.html Amateur Record]		[http://www.reocities.com/pedrinet/hernandez.html Amateur Record]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Hernandez Sierra, Juan}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Hernandez Sierra, Juan}}

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	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==
	'''1992'''		'''1992''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[Said Bennajem]] (France) 6-0		*Defeated [[Said Bennajem]] (France) 6-0
	*Defeated [[Jin-Chul Jun]] (South Korea) RSC 2		*Defeated [[Jin-Chul Jun]] (South Korea) RSC 2
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	*Defeated [[Anibal Acevedo]] (Puerto Rico) 11-2		*Defeated [[Anibal Acevedo]] (Puerto Rico) 11-2
	*Lost to [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 10-13		*Lost to [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 10-13
	'''1996'''
			'''1996''' (as a welterweight)
	*Defeated [[József Nagy]] (Hungary) RSC 2		*Defeated [[József Nagy]] (Hungary) RSC 2
	*Defeated [[Vadim Mezga]] (Bulgaria) 12-2		*Defeated [[Vadim Mezga]] (Bulgaria) 12-2
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	*Defeated [[Marian Simion]] (Romania) 20-7		*Defeated [[Marian Simion]] (Romania) 20-7
	*Lost to [[Oleg Saitov]] (Russia) 9-14		*Lost to [[Oleg Saitov]] (Russia) 9-14
	'''2000'''
			'''2000''' (as a Light middleweight)
	*Defeated [[Stephan Nzue Mba]] (Gabon) RSC 3		*Defeated [[Stephan Nzue Mba]] (Gabon) RSC 3
	*Defeated [[Mohamed Salad Marmouri]] (Tunisia) RSC 3		*Defeated [[Mohamed Salad Marmouri]] (Tunisia) RSC 3
	*Lost to [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] (Kazakhstan) 9-16		*Lost to [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] (Kazakhstan) 9-16

			== World amateur championships ==
			'''1991''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Javier Martinez]] (Spain) 43-7
			*Defeated [[Ross Thompson]] (United States) 18-3
			*Defeated [[Said Bennajem]] (France) 19-8
			*Defeated [[Stefan Scriggins]] (Australia) RSC 2
			*Defeated [[Andreas Otto]] (Germany) 22-12

			'''1993''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Alan Wolecki]] (Scotland) RSC 1
			*Defeated [[Orlando Hollis]] (United States) 19-0
			*Defeated [[Nurzhan Smanov]] (Kazakhstan) 23-4
			*Defeated [[Andreas Otto]] (Germany) 11-4
			*Defeated [[Vitalijus Karpaciauskas]] (Lithuania) 9-3

			'''1995''' (as a welterweight)
			*Defeated [[Daniel Santos]] (Puerto Rico) 16-1
			*Defeated [[Anders Styve]] (Norway) 6-2
			*Defeated [[Nikola Markovic]] (Yugoslavia) 6-2
			*Defeated [[Andreas Otto]] (Germany) 7-3
			*Defeated [[Oleg Saitov]] (Russia) 4-2

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

JollyDee: /* Olympic Results */

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Olympic Results

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	*Lost to [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 10-13		*Lost to [[Michael Carruth]] (Ireland) 10-13
	'''1996'''		'''1996'''
	*Defeated [[~~Joszef~~ Nagy]] (Hungary) RSC 2		*Defeated [[József Nagy]] (Hungary) RSC 2
	*Defeated [[Vadim Mezga]] (Bulgaria) 12-2		*Defeated [[Vadim Mezga]] (Bulgaria) 12-2
	*Defeated [[Nurhan Smanov]] (Kazakhstan) 16-8		*Defeated [[Nurhan Smanov]] (Kazakhstan) 16-8

Matt at 18:18, 29 March 2008

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	Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics		Juan Hernandez Sierra (Born: March 16, 1969), representing Cuba, would twice win a silver medal at Welterweight in the [[Olympics]], in 1992 at Barcelona and 1996 at the Atlanta Games. He then competed as a Light Middleweight at the 2000 Olympics. Hernandez was also a four-time world amateur champion at welterweight, capturing the crown in 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1999; while taking the bronze in 1997. Hernández also took the gold medal at the 1991 and 1999 Pan-American games.

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	[http://www.geocities.com/pedrinet/hernandez.html Amateur Record]		[http://www.geocities.com/pedrinet/hernandez.html Amateur Record]

	[[Category:1992 Olympians~~\|Hernandez Sierra, Juan~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Hernandez Sierra, Juan}}
	[[Category:1996 Olympians~~\|Hernandez Sierra, Juan~~]]		[[Category:1992 Olympians]]
	[[Category:2000 Olympians~~\|Hernandez Sierra, Juan~~]]		[[Category:1996 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians~~\|Hernandez Sierra, Juan~~]]		[[Category:2000 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists~~\|Hernandez Sierra, Juan~~]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
			[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]
			[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]

Matt: Juan Hernandez Sierra moved to Juan Hernández Sierra

2007-04-20T02:56:05Z

Juan Hernandez Sierra moved to Juan Hernández Sierra

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Matt: /* Olympic Results */

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Olympic Results

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	*Defeated [[Stephan Nzue Mba]] (Gabon) RSC 3		*Defeated [[Stephan Nzue Mba]] (Gabon) RSC 3
	*Defeated [[Mohamed Salad Marmouri]] (Tunisia) RSC 3		*Defeated [[Mohamed Salad Marmouri]] (Tunisia) RSC 3
	*Lost to [[~~Ermachan Ibrahimov~~]] (Kazakhstan) 9-16		*Lost to [[Yermakhan Ibrayimov]] (Kazakhstan) 9-16

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==