Junior Jones - Revision history

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	* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.		* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.

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	* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.		* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.

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	* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.		* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.

	'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which ~~disqualifed~~ Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones ~~wasn't~~ able to maintain his ~~scuccess~~ however, as he lost his next fight ~~after the Barrera bouts,~~ against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.		'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5, though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualified Barrera before he could be stopped. In the rematch, Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones was not able to maintain his success however, as he lost his next fight against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round kayo. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round three, and dominating the first three rounds, but was KO'd himself in round four.

	He then fought Erik Morales in Tijuana and was KO'd in four rounds. Jones again did relatively well early, holding his own against Morales in a very even fight. Jones would later receive another title shot against IBF Featherweight champion [[Paul Ingle]]~~, after~~ knocking down Ingle, and appearing to gain the advantage in the fight, Jones ran out of gas, and was stopped in the 11th round. Jones works today as a private trainer of amateur and professional athletes in Brooklyn, New York.		He then fought Erik Morales in Tijuana and was KO'd in four rounds. Jones again did relatively well early, holding his own against Morales in a very even fight. Jones would later receive another title shot against IBF Featherweight champion [[Paul Ingle]]. After knocking down Ingle, and appearing to gain the advantage in the fight, Jones ran out of gas, and was stopped in the 11th round. Jones works today as a private trainer of amateur and professional athletes in Brooklyn, New York.

	=='''New York Golden Gloves Champion'''==		=='''New York Golden Gloves Champion'''==
	'''Junior Jones''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Jones won the 1988 119lb Novice Championship and the 1989 ~~119lb~~ Open Championship. In 1988 Jones defeated Arnold Miranda of ~~the~~ Cage Recreation in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Jones defeated Robert Pimentel of the New York City Recreation in the finals to win the Championship. Jones trained at the Police Athletic League.		'''Junior Jones''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Jones won the 1988 119lb Novice Championship and the 1989 119 pound Open Championship. In 1988 Jones defeated Arnold Miranda of Cage Recreation in the finals to win the Championship, and in 1989 Jones defeated Robert Pimentel of the New York City Recreation in the finals to win the Championship. Jones trained at the Police Athletic League.

	==Titles Held==		==Titles Held==

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			* Inducted into the New York State Hall of Fame and New Jersey State Boxing Hall of Fame.

	'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.		'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.

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	'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.		'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.

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	'''Junior Jones''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Jones won the 1988 119lb Novice Championship and the 1989 119lb Open Championship. In 1988 Jones defeated Arnold Miranda of the Cage Recreation in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Jones defeated Robert Pimentel of the New York City Recreation in the finals to win the Championship. Jones trained at the Police Athletic League.		'''Junior Jones''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Jones won the 1988 119lb Novice Championship and the 1989 119lb Open Championship. In 1988 Jones defeated Arnold Miranda of the Cage Recreation in the finals to win the Championship and in 1989 Jones defeated Robert Pimentel of the New York City Recreation in the finals to win the Championship. Jones trained at the Police Athletic League.

	== Titles Held ==		==Titles Held==
	* [[IBA]] Continental Super Featherweight Title (2001)		*[[IBA]] Continental Super Featherweight Title (2001)
	* [[IBO]] Featherweight Title (1999)		*[[IBO]] Featherweight Title (1999)
	* [[IBA]] Super Featherweight Title (1999)		*[[IBA]] Super Featherweight Title (1999)
	* '''[[World Boxing Organization]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (1996-97)		*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (1996-97)
	* [[IBC]] Super Bantamweight Title (1996)		*[[International Boxing Council\|IBC]] Super Bantamweight Title (1996)
	* '''[[World Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (1993-94)		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (1993-94)
	* [[WBC]] Continental Americas Bantamweight Title (1993)		*[[WBC]] Continental Americas Bantamweight Title (1993)
	* [[USBA]] Bantamweight Title (1991-92)		*[[USBA]] Bantamweight Title (1991-92)

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	'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.		'''Junior Jones''' was a World Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight champion. He is best remembered for being the first man to beat Marco Antonio Barrera, knocking the Mexican superstar out in round 5; though Barrera's corner entered the ring, which disqualifed Barrera, before he could be stopped. In the rematch Junior Jones won a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Barrera, although some fans disputed the verdict. Junior Jones wasn't able to maintain his scuccess however, as he lost his next fight after the Barrera bouts, against Kennedy McKinney by fourth round KO. Junior did well, knocking down McKinney in round 3 and dominating the first three rounds but was KO'd himself in round 4.

	He then fought Erik Morales in Tijuana and was KO'd in four rounds. Jones again did relatively well early, holding his own against Morales in a very even fight. Jones would later receive another title shot against IBF Featherweight champion [[Paul Ingle]], after knocking down Ingle, and appearing to gain the advantage in the fight, Jones ran out of gas, and was stopped in the 11th round.		He then fought Erik Morales in Tijuana and was KO'd in four rounds. Jones again did relatively well early, holding his own against Morales in a very even fight. Jones would later receive another title shot against IBF Featherweight champion [[Paul Ingle]], after knocking down Ingle, and appearing to gain the advantage in the fight, Jones ran out of gas, and was stopped in the 11th round. Jones works today as a private trainer of amateur and professional athletes in Brooklyn, New York.

	=='''New York Golden Gloves Champion'''==		=='''New York Golden Gloves Champion'''==