Maselino Masoe - Revision history

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Titles held as a professional

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	\|1998 \|\|Oceanic Boxing Association Middleweight \|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<sup><font color="red"><center>inactive</center></font></sup>		\|1998 \|\|Oceanic Boxing Association Middleweight \|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<sup><font color="red"><center>inactive</center></font></sup>
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			== Awards ==
			*[[New Zealand Boxing Awards]] Hall of fame (2019)

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	[[Category:1988 Olympians]]		[[Category:1988 Olympians]]
			[[Category:1992 Olympians]]
	[[Category:1996 Olympians]]		[[Category:1996 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Samoan Olympians]]		[[Category:Samoan Olympians]]
	[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]		[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]
	[[Category:Samoan World Champions]]		[[Category:Samoan World Champions]]

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 Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:
 *Lost to [[Mohamed Salah Marmouri]] (Tunisia) 8-11
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2017-06-05T00:18:03Z

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]
	*'''Manager:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Manager:''' [[Kevin Barry]]


	Masoe won the "regular" [[WBA]] middleweight title against [[Evans Ashira]] on May 1, 2004, which became vacant when Masoe's predecessor, [[William Joppy]], failed in his attempt to beat WBA "super champion" [[Bernard Hopkins]].

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

2016-11-18T22:26:06Z

Amateur Highlights

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	*Defeated [[Fidele Mohinga]] (Central African Republic) RSC 2		*Defeated [[Fidele Mohinga]] (Central African Republic) RSC 2
	*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5		*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5

			Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1992 Barcelona [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:
			*Defeated [[Hiroshi Nagashima]] (Japan) RSC 3
			*Defeated [[Furas Hashim]] (Iraq) RSC 1
			*Lost to [[György Mizsei]] (Hungary) 3-17

	Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:		Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:

2016-11-18T22:10:19Z

Amateur Highlights

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	*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5		*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5

	Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. His results were:		Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:
	*Lost to [[Mohamed Salah Marmouri]] (Tunisia) 8-11		*Lost to [[Mohamed Salah Marmouri]] (Tunisia) 8-11

2016-11-18T22:06:18Z

Amateur Highlights

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	== Amateur Highlights ==		== Amateur Highlights ==
	Represented Samoa as a Welterweight at the 1988 Seoul [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:		Represented Samoa as a Welterweight in the 1988 Seoul [[Olympic Games]]. His results were:
	*Defeated [[Pedro Fria]] (Dominican Republic) RSC 1		*Defeated [[Pedro Fria]] (Dominican Republic) RSC 1
	*Defeated [[Fidele Mohinga]] (Central African Republic) RSC 2		*Defeated [[Fidele Mohinga]] (Central African Republic) RSC 2
	*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5		*Lost to [[Kenneth Gould]] (United States) 0-5

	~~Competed~~ as a Light Middleweight ~~for Samoa~~ in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. His results were:		Represented Samoa as a Light Middleweight in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. His results were:
	*Lost to [[Mohamed Salah Marmouri]] (Tunisia) 8-11		*Lost to [[Mohamed Salah Marmouri]] (Tunisia) 8-11

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	<boxer>15483</boxer>		<boxer>15483</boxer>
	*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]

2016-11-18T20:57:58Z

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	<boxer>15483</boxer>		<boxer>15483</boxer>
	*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]

2016-11-18T20:42:13Z

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Kevin Barry]]
	*'''Manager:''' [[Kevin Barry]]		*'''Manager:''' [[Kevin Barry]]


	Masoe won the "regular" [[WBA]] middleweight title against [[Evans Ashira]] on May 1, 2004, which became vacant when Masoe's predecessor, [[William Joppy]], failed in his attempt to beat WBA "super champion" [[Bernard Hopkins]].		Masoe won the "regular" [[WBA]] middleweight title against [[Evans Ashira]] on May 1, 2004, which became vacant when Masoe's predecessor, [[William Joppy]], failed in his attempt to beat WBA "super champion" [[Bernard Hopkins]].