Mauro DiFiore - Revision history

John at 14:39, 12 May 2018

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John at 14:38, 12 May 2018

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	Difiore was born in Acerra, Naples, Italy and emigrated to the USA at the age of 11 in 1959. He has been an American Citizen for the past 40 years. His career began as an amateur boxer at the Chicago (CYO) Catholic Youth Organization boxing club for about 5 years, starting at the age of 16 under the supervision of legendary trainer and later cutman for [[Oscar De La Hoya]], [[Chuck Bodak]]. Afterwards he became a coach for the Union League Boxing Club along with former #1 lightweight contender [[Johnny Lira]]. He coached at the ULBC for 10 years winning many tournaments and boxing awards. When Chuck Bodak retired as coach of the Chicago CYO he was asked to take over and was there for 10 years.		Difiore was born in Acerra, Naples, Italy and emigrated to the USA at the age of 11 in 1959. He has been an American Citizen for the past 40 years. His career began as an amateur boxer at the Chicago (CYO) Catholic Youth Organization boxing club for about 5 years, starting at the age of 16 under the supervision of legendary trainer and later cutman for [[Oscar De La Hoya]], [[Chuck Bodak]]. Afterwards he became a coach for the Union League Boxing Club along with former #1 lightweight contender [[Johnny Lira]]. He coached at the ULBC for 10 years winning many tournaments and boxing awards. When Chuck Bodak retired as coach of the Chicago CYO he was asked to take over and was there for 10 years.
	During this time he also coached professional fighters.		During this time he also coached professional fighters.

	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.~~<BR>~~		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.


	~~'''~~Title bouts Officiated~~'''<BR>~~		=== Title bouts Officiated ===

	Location of bouts officiated, include traveling to Australia, England, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia and several States in the U.S.A.		Location of bouts officiated, include traveling to Australia, England, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia and several States in the U.S.A.
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Journeymen at 06:22, 11 October 2017

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Journeymen at 18:58, 3 October 2017

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Journeymen at 05:20, 6 July 2017

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	During this time he also coached professional fighters.		During this time he also coached professional fighters.

	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.<BR>

	Location of bouts officiated, include traveling to Argentina, Australia, Canada, Columbia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Panama, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Sweden and several States in the U.S.A.

			'''Title bouts Officiated'''<BR>

			Location of bouts officiated, include traveling to Australia, England, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia and several States in the U.S.A.

			Recorded on BoxRec are, 19 State & International titles, 2 World Elimination bouts and 21 World Title bouts, for a total of '''42''' Title bouts officiated.


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Journeymen at 04:53, 6 July 2017

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	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.

			Location of bouts officiated, include traveling to Argentina, Australia, Canada, Columbia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Panama, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Sweden and several States in the U.S.A.



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John at 15:22, 2 October 2015

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	Difiore was born in Acerra, Naples, Italy and emigrated to the USA at the age of 11 in 1959. He has been an American Citizen for the past 40 years. His career began as an amateur boxer at the Chicago (CYO) Catholic Youth Organization boxing club for about 5 years, starting at the age of 16 under the supervision of legendary trainer and later cutman for [[Oscar De La Hoya]], [[Chuck Bodak]]. Afterwards he became a coach for the Union League Boxing Club along with former #1 lightweight contender [[Johnny Lira]]. He coached at the ULBC for 10 years winning many tournaments and boxing awards. When Chuck Bodak retired as coach of the Chicago CYO he was asked to take over and was there for 10 years.		Difiore was born in Acerra, Naples, Italy and emigrated to the USA at the age of 11 in 1959. He has been an American Citizen for the past 40 years. His career began as an amateur boxer at the Chicago (CYO) Catholic Youth Organization boxing club for about 5 years, starting at the age of 16 under the supervision of legendary trainer and later cutman for [[Oscar De La Hoya]], [[Chuck Bodak]]. Afterwards he became a coach for the Union League Boxing Club along with former #1 lightweight contender [[Johnny Lira]]. He coached at the ULBC for 10 years winning many tournaments and boxing awards. When Chuck Bodak retired as coach of the Chicago CYO he was asked to take over and was there for 10 years.
	During this time he also coached professional fighters.		During this time he also coached professional fighters.

	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.~~<BR>~~		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.

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	~~== External Link ==~~
	~~[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=5568 Amateur history - partial]~~

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	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.<BR>		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.<BR>
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Michael at 20:16, 24 October 2011

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	When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.		When he retired from coaching he became an amateur boxing official for approximately 5 years. Then in 1994 he was given the chance at pro-judging for the Illinois State Boxing Commission. Since then he has officiating at local, State, National and International World Title fights.<BR>
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