Manuel Mantilla - Revision history

Locoxelbox at 19:44, 21 August 2013

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	'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>		'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>

	'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Eidy Moya]], [[Daniel Ponce de Leon]], [[Steve Molitor]], [[Yonnhy Perez]], [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Eric Morel]].		'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Eidy Moya]], [[Daniel Ponce de Leon]], [[Steve Molitor]], [[Yonnhy Perez]], [[Martin Castillo]], [[Alberto Rossel]] and [[Eric Morel]].

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==

Locoxelbox at 09:38, 28 July 2013

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	'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>		'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>

	'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Eidy Moya]], [[Daniel Ponce de Leon]], [[Steve Molitor]], [[Yonnhy Perez]] and [[Eric Morel]].		'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Eidy Moya]], [[Daniel Ponce de Leon]], [[Steve Molitor]], [[Yonnhy Perez]], [[Martin Castillo]] and [[Eric Morel]].

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==

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	'''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba<br>		'''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba<br>
	'''Nationality:''' Cuba<br>		'''Nationality:''' Cuba<br>
	'''Trainer:''' ~~A. Sagaria~~ Caron<br>		'''Trainer:''' Alcides Sagarra Caron<br>
	'''Height:''' 167 cm<br>		'''Height:''' 167 cm<br>
	'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>		'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>

	'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] ~~and~~ [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Steve Molitor]] and [[Eric Morel]].		'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Eidy Moya]], [[Daniel Ponce de Leon]], [[Steve Molitor]], [[Yonnhy Perez]] and [[Eric Morel]].

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==
	* '''1993''' Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Ponce, Puerto Rico		* '''1993''' Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Ponce, Puerto Rico
	**Defeated [[Mynor Vazquez]] (Gua) Rsc 1		**Defeated [[Mynor Vazquez]] (Gua) Rsc 1
	**Defeated [[~~Johnny~~ Nolasco]] (~~Sun~~) 23-7		**Defeated [[John Nolasco]] (Dom) 23-7
	**Defeated [[Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9		**Defeated [[Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9
	* '''1994''' Won the Gold Medal at the Goodwill Games in Saint Petersburg, Russia		* '''1994''' Won the Gold Medal at the Goodwill Games in Saint Petersburg, Russia
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	**Defeated [[Eric Morel]] (USA) 19-8		**Defeated [[Eric Morel]] (USA) 19-8
	**Defeated [[Choi Yoon Wook]] (Korea) 30-3		**Defeated [[Choi Yoon Wook]] (Korea) 30-3
			* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the Pan American Boxing Championships in Medellin, Colombia
			**Defeated [[Alfred Sergeant]] (Guyana) RSC 2
			**Defeated [[Martin Castillo]] (Mexico) 11-6
			**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 12-2
	* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary		* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary
			**Defeated [[Muhamed Alija]] (Macedonia) 19-1
			**Defeated [[Igor Samoylenko]] (Moldavia) 9-1
			**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-2
	**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3		**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3
	**Defeated [[Ilfat ~~Riazapow~~]] (Russia)		**Defeated [[Ilfat Raziapov]] (Russia) 18-3
	* '''1998''' Competed at the Goodwill Games in New York, reached quarterfinals
	**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8
	* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China		* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China
	**Defeated [[Murat Niazymbetov]] (Kazakhstan) 15-7		**Defeated [[Murat Niazymbetov]] (Kazakhstan) 15-7
	**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-7		**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-7
	**Defeated [[Zou Gang]] (China) 19-7		**Defeated [[Zou Gang]] (China) 19-7
			* '''1998''' Competed at the Goodwill Games in New York
			**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8
	* Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Maracaibo, Venezuela		* Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Maracaibo, Venezuela
	**Defeated [[Orlando Cruz ~~Torres~~]] (~~Persia~~) 23-1		**Defeated [[Orlando Cruz]] (Puerto Rico) 23-1
	**Defeated [[Leon Moore]] (Guyana) 19-4		**Defeated [[Leon Moore]] (Guyana) 19-4
	**Defeated [[~~Jhony~~ Perez ~~Urueta~~]] (~~Columbia~~) 15-7		**Defeated [[Yonnhy Perez]] (Colombia) 15-7
	*Won the ~~Silver~~ Medal at the ~~Chemistry~~ Cup		* '''1999''' Won the Gold Medal at the King's Cup in Bangkok, Thailand
	** ~~Lost to~~ [[Wladimir Sidorenko]] (~~Ukrane~~) 7-5		** Defeated [[Wladimir Sidorenko]] (Ukraine) 7-2 in the final
			* '''1999''' Bronze medalist at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada
			**Defeated [[Steve Molitor]] (Canada) 5-4
			**Lost to [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 3-8
	* '''1999''' Competed at the World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA		* '''1999''' Competed at the World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA
	* Lost to [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 6-4		* Lost to [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 4-6
	*Won the Gold Medal at the King's Cup in Bangkok, Thailand		* '''2000''' Member of the Cuban Olympic Team as a Flyweight in Sydney, Australia.
	** Defeated [[Wladimir Sidorenko]] (Ukrane)
	*Won the Bronze at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada
	**Defeated [[Steve Molitor]] (Canada) 5-4
	**Lost to [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 8-3
	* '''2000''' Member of the Cuban Olympic Team as a Flyweight. ~~His results were:~~
	** Defeated [[Tae Kyu Kim]] (Korea) 20-8		** Defeated [[Tae Kyu Kim]] (Korea) 20-8
	** Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) ~~Rsc~~ 4		** Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) RSC-OS 4
	**Lost to [[Wijan Ponlid]] (Thailand) 19-8		**Lost to [[Wijan Ponlid]] (Thailand) 8-19

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Mantilla, Manuel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mantilla, Manuel}}

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	'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>		'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>

	'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He ~~had a 2 fight rivalry with~~ future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] and [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], ~~he is 1-1 against the three of them~~.		'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He holds wins over future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] and [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], [[Steve Molitor]] and [[Eric Morel]].

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==

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	'''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba<br>		'''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba<br>
	'''Nationality:''' Cuba<br>		'''Nationality:''' Cuba<br>

Matt at 15:11, 2 July 2008

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THE LATIN SNAKE: Manuel Mantilla's full amateur highlights

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Manuel Mantilla's full amateur highlights

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	'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>		'''Division:''' Flyweight<br>

	'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He had a 2 fight rivalry with future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]] ~~and~~ [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], ~~beating~~ them ~~both the first time around only to be beaten in the rematches~~.		'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1994 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games, 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He had a 2 fight rivalry with future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]], [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] and [[Wladimir Sidorenko]], he is 1-1 against the three of them.

	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==
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	**Defeated [[ Johnny Nolasco]] (Sun) 23-7		**Defeated [[ Johnny Nolasco]] (Sun) 23-7
	**Defeated [[ Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9		**Defeated [[ Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9
			* '''1994''' Won the Gold Medal at the Goodwill Games in Sankt Petersburg, Russia
			**Defeated [[Eduard Gaifulin]] (Russia) Rsc 2
			**Defeated [[Eric Morel]] (USA) 19-8
			**Defeated [[Choi Yoon Wook]] (Korea) 30-3
	* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary		* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary
	**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3		**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3
	**Defeated [[Ilfat Riazapow]] (Russia)		**Defeated [[Ilfat Riazapow]] (Russia)
	* '''1998''' Goodwill Games in New York, reached quarter finals		* '''1998''' Competed at the Goodwill Games in New York, reached quarter finals
	**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8		**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8
	* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China		* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China
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	**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-7		**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-7
	**Defeated [[Zou Gang]] (China) 19-7		**Defeated [[Zou Gang]] (China) 19-7
			* Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Maracaibo, Venezuela
			**Defeated [[Orlando Cruz Torres]] (Persia) 23-1
			**Defeated [[Leon Moore]] (Guyana) 19-4
			**Defeated [[Jhony Perez Urueta]] (Columbia) 15-7
			*Won the Silver Medal at the Chemistry Cup
			** Lost to [[Wladimir Sidorenko]] (Ukrane) 7-5
	* '''1999''' Competed at the World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA		* '''1999''' Competed at the World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA
	* Lost to [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 6-4		* Lost to [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 6-4
			*Won the Gold Medal at the King's Cup in Bangkok, Thailand
			** Defeated [[Wladimir Sidorenko]] (Ukrane)
	*Won the Bronze at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada		*Won the Bronze at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada
	**Lost to [[Omar Andrés Narváez]]		**Defeated [[Steve Molitor]] (Canada) 5-4
			**Lost to [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 8-3
	* '''2000''' Member of the Cuban Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:		* '''2000''' Member of the Cuban Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:
	** Defeated [[Tae Kyu Kim]] (Korea) 20-8		** Defeated [[Tae Kyu Kim]] (Korea) 20-8

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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Mantilla, Manuel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mantilla, Manuel}}
	~~[[Category:Cuban Boxers]]~~
	[[Category:2000 Olympians]]		[[Category:2000 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
	[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]		[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]

THE LATIN SNAKE: New page: '''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba
'''Nationality:''' Cuba
'''Trainer:''' A. Sagaria Caron
'''Height:''' 167 cm
'''Division:''' Flyweight
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New page: '''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba '''Nationality:''' Cuba '''Trainer:''' A. Sagaria Caron '''Height:''' 167 cm '''Division:''' Flyweight '...

New page

'''Born:''' 25 September 1973 at San Vicente, Guantanamo, Cuba 
'''Nationality:''' Cuba 
'''Trainer:''' A. Sagaria Caron 
'''Height:''' 167 cm 
'''Division:''' Flyweight 

'''Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez''' was the 1997 World Championships Gold Medalist and 1998 World Cup Gold Medalist, he also represented Cuba at the 1998 Goodwill Games, 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Olympics. He had a 2 fight rivalry with future world champions [[Vic Darchinyan]] and [[Omar Andrés Narváez]], beating them both the first time around only to be beaten in the rematches.

== Amateur Highlights ==
* '''1993''' Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Ponce, Puerto Rico
**Defeated [[Mynor Vazquez]] (Gua) Rsc 1
**Defeated [[ Johnny Nolasco]] (Sun) 23-7
**Defeated [[ Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9
* '''1997''' Won the Gold Medal at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary
**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3
**Defeated [[Ilfat Riazapow]] (Russia)
* '''1998''' Goodwill Games in New York, reached quarter finals
**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8
* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China
**Defeated [[Murat Niazymbetov]] (Kazakhstan) 15-7
**Defeated [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 15-7
**Defeated [[Zou Gang]] (China) 19-7
* '''1999''' Competed at the World Amateur Championships in Houston, USA
* Lost to [[Vic Darchinyan]] (Armenia) 6-4
*Won the Bronze at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada
**Lost to [[Omar Andrés Narváez]]
* '''2000''' Member of the Cuban Olympic Team as a Flyweight. His results were:
** Defeated [[Tae Kyu Kim]] (Korea) 20-8
** Defeated [[Bogdan Dobrescu]] (Romania) Rsc 4
**Lost to [[Wijan Ponlid]] (Thailand) 19-8

{{DEFAULTSORT:Mantilla, Manuel}}
[[Category:Cuban Boxers]]
[[Category:2000 Olympians]]
[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]

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	* '''1993''' Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Ponce, Puerto Rico		* '''1993''' Won the Gold Medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Ponce, Puerto Rico
	**Defeated [[Mynor Vazquez]] (Gua) Rsc 1		**Defeated [[Mynor Vazquez]] (Gua) Rsc 1
	**Defeated [[ Johnny Nolasco]] (Sun) 23-7		**Defeated [[Johnny Nolasco]] (Sun) 23-7
	**Defeated [[ Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9		**Defeated [[Eidy Moya]] (Ven) 20-9
	* '''1994''' Won the Gold Medal at the Goodwill Games in ~~Sankt~~ Petersburg, Russia		* '''1994''' Won the Gold Medal at the Goodwill Games in Saint Petersburg, Russia
	**Defeated [[Eduard Gaifulin]] (Russia) Rsc 2		**Defeated [[Eduard Gaifulin]] (Russia) Rsc 2
	**Defeated [[Eric Morel]] (USA) 19-8		**Defeated [[Eric Morel]] (USA) 19-8
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	**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3		**Defeated [[Omar Andrés Narváez]] (Argentina) 17-3
	**Defeated [[Ilfat Riazapow]] (Russia)		**Defeated [[Ilfat Riazapow]] (Russia)
	* '''1998''' Competed at the Goodwill Games in New York, reached ~~quarter finals~~		* '''1998''' Competed at the Goodwill Games in New York, reached quarterfinals
	**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8		**Lost to [[Roberto Benitez]] (USA) 12-8
	* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China		* Won the Gold Medal at the World Cup in Beijing, China