Luis Orlando Del Valle - Revision history

John at 16:52, 9 April 2019

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004-2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio "Milo" Lozada (2013-?)~~<br>~~		* '''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004-2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio "Milo" Lozada (2013-?)
	'''Promoter:''' [[Lou DiBella]]~~<br>~~		* '''Promoter:''' [[Lou DiBella]]

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
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	**Under 19 National amateur champion		**Under 19 National amateur champion
	**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].		**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].
	**Won a silver medal at the 2005 National PAL championships beating [[Brandon Bennett]] and [[Walter Sarnoi]] but losing to [[Sadam Ali]].		**Won a silver medal at the 2005 National PAL championships beating [[Brandon Steffan Bennett]] and [[Walter Sarnoi]] but losing to [[Sadam Ali]].
	**Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland		**Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland
	*'''2006'''		*'''2006'''

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - 2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio "Milo" Lozada (2013-~~present~~)<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004-2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio "Milo" Lozada (2013-?)<br>
	<br ~~clear=all~~>		'''Promoter:''' [[Lou DiBella]]<br>

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
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	**New York Golden Gloves champion		**New York Golden Gloves champion
	** Silver Medalist at National PAL championships at 125 lbs, defeating [[Matt Remillard]]		** Silver Medalist at National PAL championships at 125 lbs, defeating [[Matt Remillard]]
	'''2005'''		*'''2005'''
	**Under 19 National amateur champion		**Under 19 National amateur champion
	**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].		**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].
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	***Defeated [[Franklin Manzanilla]] (Venezuela) 28-14		***Defeated [[Franklin Manzanilla]] (Venezuela) 28-14
	***Lost to [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 9-13		***Lost to [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 9-13


	== Professional Career Part 1: From Prospect to Contender ==		== Professional Career Part 1: From Prospect to Contender ==

	following an excellent amateur career, Del Valle turned pro in 2008, fighting four times and winning three of those bouts by knockout. Three years later, Del Valle made his TV debut on Shobox: The New Generation against highly touted [[Dat Nguyen]]. Del Valle won an exciting unanimous decision against Nguyen, capturing the NABA Featherweight title in the process. Three fights later, he returned to Shobox, dominating once-beaten [[Christopher Martin]]. Del Valle, now competing in the 122 pound division, took a big step up in his next bout and lost for the first time as a pro against multi division titlist [[Vic Darchinyan]] September 29, 2012 on HBO. Del Valle, who earned stripes for his heart, was game but ultimately couldn't overcome the craftiness of his foe. Following a few victories, Del Valle returned to HBO against undefeated [[Luis Rosa Jr.]]. Del Valle dropped Rosa in the fifth and appeared to do enough to earn the judges' verdict after 10 rounds. Unfortunately, he lost a controversial unanimous decision. After a period of time, he had an amicable split from promoter [[Lou DiBella]].		following an excellent amateur career, Del Valle turned pro in 2008, fighting four times and winning three of those bouts by knockout. Three years later, Del Valle made his TV debut on Shobox: The New Generation against highly touted [[Dat Nguyen]]. Del Valle won an exciting unanimous decision against Nguyen, capturing the NABA Featherweight title in the process. Three fights later, he returned to Shobox, dominating once-beaten [[Christopher Martin]]. Del Valle, now competing in the 122 pound division, took a big step up in his next bout and lost for the first time as a pro against multi division titlist [[Vic Darchinyan]] September 29, 2012 on HBO. Del Valle, who earned stripes for his heart, was game but ultimately couldn't overcome the craftiness of his foe. Following a few victories, Del Valle returned to HBO against undefeated [[Luis Rosa Jr.]]. Del Valle dropped Rosa in the fifth and appeared to do enough to earn the judges' verdict after 10 rounds. Unfortunately, he lost a controversial unanimous decision. After a period of time, he had an amicable split from promoter [[Lou DiBella]].


	== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==		== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==

	After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced [[Jose Juan Beltran]] to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds and then second round TKO of [[Josh Crespo]] April 9, 2016 in New Hampshire. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.		After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced [[Jose Juan Beltran]] to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds and then second round TKO of [[Josh Crespo]] April 9, 2016 in New Hampshire. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.


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	== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==		== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==

	After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds and then second round TKO of Josh Crespo April 9, 2016 in New Hampshire. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.		After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced [[Jose Juan Beltran]] to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds and then second round TKO of [[Josh Crespo]] April 9, 2016 in New Hampshire. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.

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	**World Junior Championships participant in Jeju Island, South Korea at Featherweight, representing Puerto Rico.		**World Junior Championships participant in Jeju Island, South Korea at Featherweight, representing Puerto Rico.
	***Lost to [[Akmat Madaminov]] (Kirgizstan) 13-20		***Lost to [[Akmat Madaminov]] (Kirgizstan) 13-20
	**~~Won silver medal at the 2004~~ National ~~PAL championships at 125lbs.~~		**National Golden Gloves featherweight champion
	**~~National~~ Golden Gloves ~~featherweight~~ champion.		**New York Golden Gloves champion
	*'''2005'''		** Silver Medalist at National PAL championships at 125 lbs, defeating [[Matt Remillard]]
			'''2005'''
	**Under 19 National amateur champion		**Under 19 National amateur champion
	**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].		**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].
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	***Lost to [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]] (Cuba) RSC-OS 1		***Lost to [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]] (Cuba) RSC-OS 1
	***Lost to [[Maksat Ospanov]] (Kazakhstan) 30-13		***Lost to [[Maksat Ospanov]] (Kazakhstan) 30-13
			** Twice defeated [[Arash Usmanee]] at the Mayor's Cup
	*'''2007'''		*'''2007'''
	**3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:		**3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:
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	== Professional Career Part 1: From Prospect to Contender ==		== Professional Career Part 1: From Prospect to Contender ==


	following an excellent amateur career, Del Valle turned pro in 2008, fighting four times and winning three of those bouts by knockout. Three years later, Del Valle made his TV debut on Shobox: The New Generation against highly touted [[Dat Nguyen]]. Del Valle won an exciting unanimous decision against Nguyen, capturing the NABA Featherweight title in the process. Three fights later, he returned to Shobox, dominating once-beaten [[Christopher Martin]]. Del Valle, now competing in the 122 pound division, took a big step up in his next bout and lost for the first time as a pro against multi division titlist [[Vic Darchinyan]] September 29, 2012 on HBO. Del Valle, who earned stripes for his heart, was game but ultimately couldn't overcome the craftiness of his foe. Following a few victories, Del Valle returned to HBO against undefeated [[Luis Rosa Jr.]]. Del Valle dropped Rosa in the fifth and appeared to do enough to earn the judges' verdict after 10 rounds. Unfortunately, he lost a controversial unanimous decision. After a period of time, he had an amicable split from promoter [[Lou DiBella]].		following an excellent amateur career, Del Valle turned pro in 2008, fighting four times and winning three of those bouts by knockout. Three years later, Del Valle made his TV debut on Shobox: The New Generation against highly touted [[Dat Nguyen]]. Del Valle won an exciting unanimous decision against Nguyen, capturing the NABA Featherweight title in the process. Three fights later, he returned to Shobox, dominating once-beaten [[Christopher Martin]]. Del Valle, now competing in the 122 pound division, took a big step up in his next bout and lost for the first time as a pro against multi division titlist [[Vic Darchinyan]] September 29, 2012 on HBO. Del Valle, who earned stripes for his heart, was game but ultimately couldn't overcome the craftiness of his foe. Following a few victories, Del Valle returned to HBO against undefeated [[Luis Rosa Jr.]]. Del Valle dropped Rosa in the fifth and appeared to do enough to earn the judges' verdict after 10 rounds. Unfortunately, he lost a controversial unanimous decision. After a period of time, he had an amicable split from promoter [[Lou DiBella]].
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	== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==		== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==
	After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.
			After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds and then second round TKO of Josh Crespo April 9, 2016 in New Hampshire. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - 2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio Lozada (2013-present)<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - 2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio "Milo" Lozada (2013-present)<br>
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	== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==		== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==
	After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports ~~and stopped~~ veteran Roberto Castaneda in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.		After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with renowned advisor and attorney Gabriel Penagarciano, who has guided stars such as [[Miguel Cotto]] and found a new promoter in Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports. On March 15 2014, he scored an eight round stoppage of veteran [[Roberto Castaneda]] in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - present)<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - 2012), [[Ignacio Beristain]] (2013), Emilio Lozada (2013-present)<br>
	<br clear=all>		<br clear=all>

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	*'''2004'''		*'''2004'''
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	***Defeated [[Enrique Vasquez, Jr.]], Las Cruces, NM, 10-5		***Defeated [[Enrique Vasquez, Jr.]], Las Cruces, NM, 10-5
	***Defeated [[Emanuel Gonzalez]], Bronx, NY, 19-13		***Defeated [[Emanuel Gonzalez]], Bronx, NY, 19-13
	***Lost to [[Walter ~~Sanoi~~]] Monterey Park, CA 12-17		***Lost to [[Walter Sarnoi]] Monterey Park, CA 12-17
	**Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.		**Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.
	**Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.		**Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.
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	***Defeated [[Franklin Manzanilla]] (Venezuela) 28-14		***Defeated [[Franklin Manzanilla]] (Venezuela) 28-14
	***Lost to [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 9-13		***Lost to [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 9-13


			== Professional Career Part 1: From Prospect to Contender ==


			following an excellent amateur career, Del Valle turned pro in 2008, fighting four times and winning three of those bouts by knockout. Three years later, Del Valle made his TV debut on Shobox: The New Generation against highly touted [[Dat Nguyen]]. Del Valle won an exciting unanimous decision against Nguyen, capturing the NABA Featherweight title in the process. Three fights later, he returned to Shobox, dominating once-beaten [[Christopher Martin]]. Del Valle, now competing in the 122 pound division, took a big step up in his next bout and lost for the first time as a pro against multi division titlist [[Vic Darchinyan]] September 29, 2012 on HBO. Del Valle, who earned stripes for his heart, was game but ultimately couldn't overcome the craftiness of his foe. Following a few victories, Del Valle returned to HBO against undefeated [[Luis Rosa Jr.]]. Del Valle dropped Rosa in the fifth and appeared to do enough to earn the judges' verdict after 10 rounds. Unfortunately, he lost a controversial unanimous decision. After a period of time, he had an amicable split from promoter [[Lou DiBella]].


			== Professional Career Part 2: The Comeback ==
			After an eight month layoff as where he was exploring his options as a promotional free agent, Del Valle signed with Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports and stopped veteran Roberto Castaneda in his native Puerto Rico. In November 2015, Del Valle forced Jose Juan Beltran to retire on his stool after two one sided rounds. Now a father of two, Del Valle's matured not only as a fighter but as a human being and believes that will play an integral part of his rise back up the ranks.


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	*'''2004'''		*'''2004'''
	**Competed at the 2004 US Under 19 championships at 125lbs.		**Competed at the 2004 US Under 19 championships at 125lbs.
			**World Junior Championships participant in Jeju Island, South Korea at Featherweight, representing Puerto Rico.
			***Lost to [[Akmat Madaminov]] (Kirgizstan) 13-20
	**Won silver medal at the 2004 National PAL championships at 125lbs.		**Won silver medal at the 2004 National PAL championships at 125lbs.
	**National Golden Gloves featherweight champion.		**National Golden Gloves featherweight champion.
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	**Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland		**Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland
	*'''2006'''		*'''2006'''
	**1st place at Six Nations Cup, defeating [[Hicham Ziouti]] of France 33-26 in final		**1st place at the Six Nations Cup in Italy, defeating [[Hicham Ziouti]] of France 33-26 in final
	**3rd place National PAL championships. Results were:		**3rd place National PAL championships. Results were:
	***Defeated [[Wanzell Ellison]], Newark, NJ, 20-9		***Defeated [[Wanzell Ellison]], Newark, NJ, 20-9
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	**Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.		**Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.
	**Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.		**Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.
	**Competed for USA at the 2006 World Cup at 57kg.		**Competed for USA at the 2006 World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan at 57kg.
	**~~Gold medal at the 6 Nations Tournament in Italy at 57kg.~~		***Lost to [[Elshan Ismailov]] (Azerbaijan) 13-36
			***Lost to [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]] (Cuba) RSC-OS 1
			***Lost to [[Maksat Ospanov]] (Kazakhstan) 30-13
	*'''2007'''		*'''2007'''
	**3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:		**3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:
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	***Defeated [[Eric Alamirano]] 37-18		***Defeated [[Eric Alamirano]] 37-18
	***Lost to [[Raynell Williams]] 16-21		***Lost to [[Raynell Williams]] 16-21
	**~~Semi-finalist at the 2007~~ Pan American ~~Olympic qualifiers losing~~ to [[Abner Cotto]] ~~at 57kg~~		**Pan American Games participant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at Featherweight.
			***Defeated [[Franklin Manzanilla]] (Venezuela) 28-14
			***Lost to [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 9-13

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Slugger: Slugger moved page Luis Del Valle to Luis Orlando Del Valle

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Slugger moved page Luis Del Valle to Luis Orlando Del Valle

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - present)<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - present)<br>

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			'''Trainer:''' [[Ray Rivera]] (2004 - present)<br>
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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	*2004		*'''2004'''
	** Competed at the 2004 US Under 19 championships at 125lbs.		**Competed at the 2004 US Under 19 championships at 125lbs.
	** Won silver medal at the 2004 National PAL championships at 125lbs.		**Won silver medal at the 2004 National PAL championships at 125lbs.
	** National Golden Gloves featherweight champion.		**National Golden Gloves featherweight champion.
	*2005		*'''2005'''
	** Under 19 National amateur champion		**Under 19 National amateur champion
	** Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].		**Competed at the 2005 National Golden Gloves losing to [[Wilton Hilario]].
	** Won a silver medal at the 2005 National PAL championships beating [[Brandon Bennett]] and [[Walter Sarnoi]] but losing to [[Sadam Ali]].		**Won a silver medal at the 2005 National PAL championships beating [[Brandon Bennett]] and [[Walter Sarnoi]] but losing to [[Sadam Ali]].
	** Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland		**Bronze medalist at Tammer Tournament in Finland
	*2006		*'''2006'''
	** 1st place at Six Nations Cup, defeating [[Hicham Ziouti]] of France 33-26 in final		**1st place at Six Nations Cup, defeating [[Hicham Ziouti]] of France 33-26 in final
	** 3rd place National PAL championships. Results were:		**3rd place National PAL championships. Results were:
	***Defeated [[Wanzell Ellison]], Newark, NJ, 20-9		***Defeated [[Wanzell Ellison]], Newark, NJ, 20-9
	***Defeated [[Enrique Vasquez, Jr.]], Las Cruces, NM, 10-5		***Defeated [[Enrique Vasquez, Jr.]], Las Cruces, NM, 10-5
	***Defeated [[Emanuel Gonzalez]], Bronx, NY, 19-13		***Defeated [[Emanuel Gonzalez]], Bronx, NY, 19-13
	***Lost to [[Walter Sanoi]] Monterey Park, CA 12-17		***Lost to [[Walter Sanoi]] Monterey Park, CA 12-17
	** Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.		**Bronze medal at the 2006 US Amateur championships losing to [[Richard Baltazar]] in the semi finals.
	** Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.		**Gold medal at the 2006 Jose Che Aponte tournament at 57kg.
	** Competed for USA at the 2006 World Cup at 57kg.		**Competed for USA at the 2006 World Cup at 57kg.
	** Gold medal at the 6 Nations Tournament in Italy at 57kg.		**Gold medal at the 6 Nations Tournament in Italy at 57kg.
	*2007		*'''2007'''
	** 3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:		**3rd place at US Amateur championships. Results were:
	*** Defeated [[Mason Menard]] 14-11		***Defeated [[Mason Menard]] 14-11
	*** Defeated [[Sadam Ali]] 24-23		***Defeated [[Sadam Ali]] 24-23
	*** Lost to [[Richard Baltazar]] 7-19		***Lost to [[Richard Baltazar]] 7-19
	** Competed in 2007 US Amateur championships. Results were:		**Competed in 2007 US Amateur championships. Results were:
	*** Defeated [[Eric Alamirano]] 37-18		***Defeated [[Eric Alamirano]] 37-18
	*** Lost to [[Raynell Williams]] 16-21		***Lost to [[Raynell Williams]] 16-21
	** Semi-finalist at the 2007 Pan American Olympic qualifiers losing to [[Abner Cotto]] at 57kg		**Semi-finalist at the 2007 Pan American Olympic qualifiers losing to [[Abner Cotto]] at 57kg


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