Moses James - Revision history

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Biography

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	Olympian and former World Boxing Champion Moses “Eagle” James began his fitness career as a small boy in his Native Nigeria over twenty five years ago. An excellent soccer player, he quit his school soccer team to pursue his interest in boxing. Aspiring to be like his hero Muhammad Ali, Moses began taking boxing lessons and was soon selected by Nigerian Boxing Officials to join the National Boxing Team of Nigeria. Moses’ coaches quickly realized his incredible talent in the sport and his amateur boxing career was born.		Olympian and former World Boxing Champion Moses “Eagle” James began his fitness career as a small boy in his Native Nigeria over twenty five years ago. An excellent soccer player, he quit his school soccer team to pursue his interest in boxing. Aspiring to be like his hero Muhammad Ali, Moses began taking boxing lessons and was soon selected by Nigerian Boxing Officials to join the National Boxing Team of Nigeria. Moses’ coaches quickly realized his incredible talent in the sport and his amateur boxing career was born.

	Moses officially began boxing as a career in 1985 when he began traveling all over the world to represent Nigeria as the Captain of his team. Among other major international competitions, he participated in two All African Games in Cairo Egypt, the Common Wealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, the world Championship Games in Sydney, Australia. In all, he has won over 22 gold medals, ~~and boasts~~ an incredible record of 102-3-0.		Moses officially began boxing as a career in 1985 when he began traveling all over the world to represent Nigeria as the Captain of his team. Among other major international competitions, he participated in two All African Games in Cairo Egypt, the Common Wealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, the world Championship Games in Sydney, Australia. In all, he has won over 22 gold medals, claiming an incredible record of 102-4-0.

	In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the [[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.		In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the [[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.

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	*1992 represented Nigeria as a Light Welterweight at Barcelona Olympic Games. Result was:		*1992 represented Nigeria as a Light Welterweight at Barcelona Olympic Games. Result was:
	**Lost to [[Arlo Chavez]] (Philippines) points		**Lost to [[Arlo Chavez]] (Philippines) points

			== Professional Titles ==
			*[[Universal Boxing Federation]] (UBF) Light Welterweight World Title
			*[[World Boxing Federation]] World Light Welterweight Title
			*Canada Light Welterweight Title

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	[[Category:1992 Olympians]]		[[Category:1992 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Nigerian Olympians]]		[[Category:Nigerian Olympians]]
	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions]]
	[[Category:UBF Champions]]		[[Category:UBF Champions]]
	[[Category:UBF World Champions]]		[[Category:UBF World Champions]]

	~~== Professional Titles ==~~
	*[[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF Light Welterweight World Title
	*World Boxing Federation light welterweight title
	*Canada light welterweight title

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Professional Tiles

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	[[Category:UBF World Champions]]		[[Category:UBF World Champions]]

	== Professional ~~Tiles~~ ==		== Professional Titles ==
	*[[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF Light Welterweight World Title		*[[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF Light Welterweight World Title
	*World Boxing Federation light welterweight title		*World Boxing Federation light welterweight title
	*Canada light welterweight title		*Canada light welterweight title

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Amateur Achievements

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	*1988 “Eagle Belt” winner, Nigeria		*1988 “Eagle Belt” winner, Nigeria
	*1991 King's Cup World Tournament, Bankok, Thailand		*1991 King's Cup World Tournament, Bankok, Thailand
	-Gold metal		88-Gold metal
	-”Best Boxer of the Year” trophy		-”Best Boxer of the Year” trophy
	*1991 African Light Welterweight champion		*1991 African Light Welterweight champion

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Amateur Achievements

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	== Amateur Achievements ==		== Amateur Achievements ==
			*1986 “Eagle Belt” winner, Nigeria
			*1987 “Best Boxer of the Year” trophy, Nigeria
			*1988 “Eagle Belt” winner, Nigeria
			*1991 King's Cup World Tournament, Bankok, Thailand
			-Gold metal
			-”Best Boxer of the Year” trophy
	*1991 African Light Welterweight champion		*1991 African Light Welterweight champion
	*1991 3rd place at Light Welterweight at World Championships in ~~Syndey~~, Australia. Results were:		*1991 3rd place at Light Welterweight at World Championships in Sydney, Australia. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Suk-Hyun Kim]] (South Korea) points		**Defeated [[Suk-Hyun Kim]] (South Korea) points
	**Defeated [[Vukasin Dobrasinovic]] (Yugoslavia)		**Defeated [[Vukasin Dobrasinovic]] (Yugoslavia)
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	[[Category:UBF Champions]]		[[Category:UBF Champions]]
	[[Category:UBF World Champions]]		[[Category:UBF World Champions]]


	== Professional Tiles ==		== Professional Tiles ==

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Trainer

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	~~Boasting an 18-2-1 professional record,~~ Moses retired from his professional boxing career in 2000 and ~~has since become a personal~~ fitness ~~trainer~~. ~~In excellent physical shape all of his life~~, ~~Moses~~ is ~~an expert at keeping the body fit. To become~~ a ~~champion boxer~~, ~~he had to maintain healthy eating habits~~ and do a ~~rigorous~~ training ~~routine every~~ day ~~which included lots of cardio.~~		Moses retired from his professional boxing career in 2000 after achieving a professional record of 18-2-1.
			Currently, Moses owns a boxing and fitness gym in Lawndale, California, USA, called EXF Boxing and Kicboxing
	~~Today~~, Moses ~~“Eagle” James~~ remains in ~~tip~~ top physical condition and ~~makes a living whipping others~~ in the ~~shape~~ of ~~their lives~~.		Academy. His gym offers classes in boxing conditioning, kickboxing conditioning, and training amateur and
			professional boxers. He is registered with USA Boxing as a coach and official, and has a special interest in training
			young fighters for the Olympics and beyond. To this day, Moses remains in top physical condition and takes pride
			in giving his clients the body of an Olympian.

	== Amateur Achievements ==		== Amateur Achievements ==

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Biography

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	Moses officially began boxing as a career in 1985 when he began traveling all over the world to represent Nigeria as the Captain of his team. Among other major international competitions, he participated in two All African Games in Cairo Egypt, the Common Wealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, the world Championship Games in Sydney, Australia. In all, he has won over 22 gold medals, and boasts an incredible record of 102-3-0.		Moses officially began boxing as a career in 1985 when he began traveling all over the world to represent Nigeria as the Captain of his team. Among other major international competitions, he participated in two All African Games in Cairo Egypt, the Common Wealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, the world Championship Games in Sydney, Australia. In all, he has won over 22 gold medals, and boasts an incredible record of 102-3-0.

	In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.		In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the [[Universal Boxing Federation]] UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.


	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==

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	In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.		In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.


			== Trainer ==


	Boasting an 18-2-1 professional record, Moses retired from his professional boxing career in 2000 and has since become a personal fitness trainer. In excellent physical shape all of his life, Moses is an expert at keeping the body fit. To become a champion boxer, he had to maintain healthy eating habits and do a rigorous training routine every day which included lots of cardio.		Boasting an 18-2-1 professional record, Moses retired from his professional boxing career in 2000 and has since become a personal fitness trainer. In excellent physical shape all of his life, Moses is an expert at keeping the body fit. To become a champion boxer, he had to maintain healthy eating habits and do a rigorous training routine every day which included lots of cardio.

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			== Biography ==

			Olympian and former World Boxing Champion Moses “Eagle” James began his fitness career as a small boy in his Native Nigeria over twenty five years ago. An excellent soccer player, he quit his school soccer team to pursue his interest in boxing. Aspiring to be like his hero Muhammad Ali, Moses began taking boxing lessons and was soon selected by Nigerian Boxing Officials to join the National Boxing Team of Nigeria. Moses’ coaches quickly realized his incredible talent in the sport and his amateur boxing career was born.

			Moses officially began boxing as a career in 1985 when he began traveling all over the world to represent Nigeria as the Captain of his team. Among other major international competitions, he participated in two All African Games in Cairo Egypt, the Common Wealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, the world Championship Games in Sydney, Australia. In all, he has won over 22 gold medals, and boasts an incredible record of 102-3-0.

			In 1992 Moses went on to Barcelona Spain to participate in the 1992 Olympic Games. After the Olympics, he moved to Canada where he began his professional boxing career and quickly moved up the ranks to become the Canadian Super-Light-Weight Champion and eventually the UBF World Champion and the WBF Intercontinental Champion.

			Boasting an 18-2-1 professional record, Moses retired from his professional boxing career in 2000 and has since become a personal fitness trainer. In excellent physical shape all of his life, Moses is an expert at keeping the body fit. To become a champion boxer, he had to maintain healthy eating habits and do a rigorous training routine every day which included lots of cardio.

			Today, Moses “Eagle” James remains in tip top physical condition and makes a living whipping others in the shape of their lives.


	== Amateur Achievements ==		== Amateur Achievements ==

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	== Amateur Achievements ==		== Amateur Achievements ==