Rau'shee Warren - Revision history

Grey at 02:42, 9 September 2020

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
			*Reported amateur record: 318-15
	*2002 National Junior Olympics Champion		*2002 National Junior Olympics Champion
	*2003 Competed at the World Cadet Championships in Bucharest, Romania, as a Light Flyweight.		*2003 Competed at the World Cadet Championships in Bucharest, Romania, as a Light Flyweight.

Slugger at 13:23, 23 January 2019

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			'''Trainer:''' [[Barry Hunter]]

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 '''Rau'shee Warren''' is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.

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	before=[[Juan Carlos Payano]]<br>Super Champion\|		before=[[Juan Carlos Payano]]<br>Super Champion\|
	title=[[WBA Bantamweight Champion]]\|		title=[[WBA Bantamweight Champion]]\|
	years=2016 June 20 – ~~present~~<br>'''Super Champion'''\|		years=2016 June 20 – 2017 Feb 10<br>'''Super Champion'''\|
	after=~~—~~\|		after=[[Zhanat Zhakiyanov]]<br>Super Champion\|
	}}		}}
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	'''Rau'shee Warren''' is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.		'''Rau'shee Warren''' is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.


	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
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	== Miscellaneous Factoids ==		== Miscellaneous Factoids ==
	*Warren was the youngest male of 531 members on the 2004 United States Olympic Team. [http://www.cincinnati.com/olympics2004/stories/profiles_warren.html]		*Warren was the youngest male of 531 members on the 2004 United States Olympic Team. [http://www.cincinnati.com/olympics2004/stories/profiles_warren.html]

			==World Champion==

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			{{Succession box\|
			before=[[Juan Carlos Payano]]<br>Super Champion\|
			title=[[WBA Bantamweight Champion]]\|
			years=2016 June 20 – present<br>'''Super Champion'''\|
			after=—\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

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Sweetscientist at 18:26, 29 July 2013

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	'''Rau'shee Warren''' ~~(born: February 13, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio)~~ is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.		'''Rau'shee Warren''' is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
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	*2008 Competed at the Beijing Olympic Games as a flyweight.		*2008 Competed at the Beijing Olympic Games as a flyweight.
	**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 8-9		**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 8-9
			[[file:warren.jpg\|right\|thumb\|225px]]
	*2009 Bronze medalist at the US Nationals at bantamweight, losing to [[Jesse Magdaleno]] 19-19+		*2009 Bronze medalist at the US Nationals at bantamweight, losing to [[Jesse Magdaleno]] 19-19+
	*2010 National Golden Gloves champion at 114 pounds.		*2010 National Golden Gloves champion at 114 pounds.

Locoxelbox at 09:21, 11 December 2012

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			'''Rau'shee Warren''' (born: February 13, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio) is a three-time Olympian and 2007 World Amateur flyweight champion.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	~~'''Rau'shee Warren''' represented~~ the ~~United States~~ as a Light Flyweight ~~at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games~~. ~~He lost a 9-22 decision to~~ [[~~Zou Shiming~~]] ~~of China in the opening round. Warren qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, as a flyweight; becoming the first American boxer~~ to ~~qualify for two Olympic Games since~~ [[~~Davey Lee Armstrong~~]] ~~in 1976. In London 2012 Warren became the first ever US boxer to participate in three Olympics.~~		*2002 National Junior Olympics Champion
	*2001 PAL Champion (~~95 lbs.~~)		*2003 Competed at the World Cadet Championships in Bucharest, Romania, as a Light Flyweight.
	*~~2002 National~~ Silver ~~Gloves Champion~~		**Defeated [[Myong Sik Woo]] (South Korea) RSC-OS 2
	*2002 National Junior Olympic Champion		**Lost to [[Pavlo Davidov]] (Ukraine) 19-25
	*2003 National PAL Champion		*2004 Silver medalist at the US Nationals, losing in final to [[Austreberto Juarez]] 13-15
	*2004 2nd place at ~~United States Amateur Championships~~, losing in final to [[Austreberto Juarez]] 13-15
	*2004 US Olympic Trials Champion at Light Flyweight		*2004 US Olympic Trials Champion at Light Flyweight
			*2004 Gold Medalist at the America´s Olympic Qualifier in Tijuana, Mexico, as a Light Flyweight.
			**Defeated [[Nestor Daniel Narvaes]] (Argentina) RSC-OS 3
			**Defeated [[Miguel Miranda]] (Venezuela) 35-25
			**Defeated [[Raul Castaneda]] (Mexico) 28-25
			*2004 Competed at the Athens Olympic Games as a Light Flyweight.
			**Lost to [[Zou Shiming]] (China) 8-22
	*2005 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight		*2005 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight
	*2005 Bronze Medalist at the World Championships as a Flyweight. ~~Results were:~~		*2005 Competed at the World Cup (Team Competition) in Moscow, Russia, as a Flyweight.
			**Defeated [[Bato-Munko Vankeev]] (Belarus) RSC-OS 3
			**Lost to [[Georgy Balakshin]] (Russia) 33-46
			*2005 Bronze Medalist at the World Championships in Mianyang, China, as a Flyweight.
	**Defeated [[Georgiy Chygayev]] (Ukraine) RSC 2		**Defeated [[Georgiy Chygayev]] (Ukraine) RSC 2
	**Defeated [[David Oltvanyi]] (Hungary) RSC 3		**Defeated [[David Oltvanyi]] (Hungary) RSC 3
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	**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 21-31		**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 21-31
	*2006 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight		*2006 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight
	*2006 ~~National PAL Flyweight Champion~~		*2006 Competed at the World Cup (Team Competition) in Baku, Azerbaijan, as a Bantamweight.
	*~~2006 USA Boxing Athlete of the Year~~ [~~http://www.sportsfeatures.com/index.phpsection=pp&action=show&id=35849~~]		**Defeated [[Elshad Guliyev]] (Azerbaijan) RSC-OS 2
			**Lost to [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]] (Cuba) 17-21
			**Defeated [[Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) 26-13
	*2007 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight		*2007 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight
	*2007 US Olympic Trials Champion at Flyweight		*2007 US Olympic Trials Champion at Flyweight
	*2007 ~~Won 1st place as a flyweight~~ at the World ~~Amateur championships~~ in Chicago. ~~Results were:~~		*2007 - Gold Medalist at the World Championships in Chicago, United States, as a flyweight.
	**Defeated [[Tulashboy Doniyorov]] (Uzbekistan) 20-8		**Defeated [[Tulashboy Doniyorov]] (Uzbekistan) 20-8
	**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) RSC 3 (1:49)		**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) RSC 3 (1:49)
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	**Defeated [[Samir Mammadov]] (Azerbaijan) 26-13		**Defeated [[Samir Mammadov]] (Azerbaijan) 26-13
	**Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 13-9		**Defeated [[Somjit Jongjohor]] (Thailand) 13-9
	*2008 Beijing Olympic Games as a flyweight		*2008 Competed at the Beijing Olympic Games as a flyweight.
	**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 8-9		**Lost to [[Lee Ok-Sung]] (South Korea) 8-9
	*2009 ~~3rd place~~ at ~~United States Amateur Championship~~ at bantamweight, losing to [[~~Jesus~~ Magdaleno]] 19-19+		*2009 Bronze medalist at the US Nationals at bantamweight, losing to [[Jesse Magdaleno]] 19-19+
	*2010 National Golden Gloves champion at 114 pounds.		*2010 National Golden Gloves champion at 114 pounds.
	*2010 United States Amateur Champion at 114 pounds.		*2010 United States Amateur Champion at 114 pounds.
	*2010 National PAL Amateur Champion at 114 pounds.
	*2011 US Olympic Trials Champion at 114 pounds.		*2011 US Olympic Trials Champion at 114 pounds.
	*2011 Bronze Medalist at the World Championships at 114 pounds. ~~Results were:~~		*2011 Bronze Medalist at the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, at 114 pounds.
	**Defeated [[Georgiy Chygayev]] (Ukraine) 22-15		**Defeated [[Georgiy Chygayev]] (Ukraine) 22-15
	**Defeated [[Rey Saludar]] (Philippines) 22-12		**Defeated [[Rey Saludar]] (Philippines) 22-12
	**Defeated [[Khalid Yafai]] (England) 14-9		**Defeated [[Khalid Yafai]] (England) 14-9
	**Lost to [[Misha Aloyan]] (Russia) 13~~-17~~		**Lost to [[Misha Aloyan]] (Russia) 17-13
	*2012 London Olympic Games at ~~Flyweight~~		*2012 Competed at the London Olympic Games at flyweight.
	**Lost to [[Nordine Oubaali]] (France) 18-19		**Lost to [[Nordine Oubaali]] (France) 18-19.
	[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=920 Amateur record - partial]		[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=920 Amateur record - partial]

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	'''Rau'shee Warren''' ~~(born: February 13, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio) is an American amateur boxer who currently boxes in the flyweight class. Warren~~ represented the United States as a Light Flyweight at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. He lost a 22-9 decision to [[Zou Shiming]] of China in the opening round. Warren qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, as a flyweight; becoming the first American boxer to qualify for two Olympic Games since [[Davey Lee Armstrong]] in 1976. In London 2012 Warren became the first ever US boxer to participate in three Olympics.		<boxer>629466</boxer>
	~~<br clear=all>~~		== Amateur Career ==
	~~== Amateur Highlights ==~~		'''Rau'shee Warren''' represented the United States as a Light Flyweight at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. He lost a 9-22 decision to [[Zou Shiming]] of China in the opening round. Warren qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, as a flyweight; becoming the first American boxer to qualify for two Olympic Games since [[Davey Lee Armstrong]] in 1976. In London 2012 Warren became the first ever US boxer to participate in three Olympics.
	*2001 PAL Champion (95 lbs.)		*2001 PAL Champion (95 lbs.)
	*2002 National Silver Gloves Champion		*2002 National Silver Gloves Champion
	*2002 National Junior Olympic Champion		*2002 National Junior Olympic Champion
	*2003 National PAL Champion		*2003 National PAL Champion
	*2004 2nd place at United States Amateur Championships, losing in final to [[Austreberto Juarez]] 15~~-13~~		*2004 2nd place at United States Amateur Championships, losing in final to [[Austreberto Juarez]] 13-15
	*2004 US Olympic Trials Champion at Light Flyweight		*2004 US Olympic Trials Champion at Light Flyweight
	*2005 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight		*2005 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight
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	*2007 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight		*2007 United States Amateur Champion at Flyweight
	*2007 US Olympic Trials Champion at Flyweight		*2007 US Olympic Trials Champion at Flyweight
	*2007 - Won 1st place as a flyweight at the World Amateur championships in Chicago. Results were:		*2007 Won 1st place as a flyweight at the World Amateur championships in Chicago. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Tulashboy Doniyorov]] (Uzbekistan) 20-8		**Defeated [[Tulashboy Doniyorov]] (Uzbekistan) 20-8
	**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) RSC 3 (1:49)		**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) RSC 3 (1:49)
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	**Defeated [[Rey Saludar]] (Philippines) 22-12		**Defeated [[Rey Saludar]] (Philippines) 22-12
	**Defeated [[Khalid Yafai]] (England) 14-9		**Defeated [[Khalid Yafai]] (England) 14-9
	**Lost to [[Misha Aloyan]] (Russia) 17~~-13~~		**Lost to [[Misha Aloyan]] (Russia) 13-17
	*2012 London Olympic Games at Flyweight		*2012 London Olympic Games at Flyweight
	**Lost to [[Nordine Oubaali]] (France) 18-19.		**Lost to [[Nordine Oubaali]] (France) 18-19
	[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=920* Amateur record - partial]		[http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=920 Amateur record - partial]

	== World Series of Boxing ~~Highlights~~ ==		== World Series of Boxing Results ==
			*2010-2011 Season boxing for the Los Angeles Matadors
	2010-2011 Season boxing for the Los Angeles Matadors
	**Defeated [[Elias Emigdio]] (Mexico) of Mexico City Guerreros by points		**Defeated [[Elias Emigdio]] (Mexico) of Mexico City Guerreros by points
	**Defeated [[Ronny Beblik]] (Germany) of Memphis Force by points		**Defeated [[Ronny Beblik]] (Germany) of Memphis Force by points
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	**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) of Mexico City Guerreros by points		**Defeated [[Braulio Avila]] (Mexico) of Mexico City Guerreros by points
	**Defeated [[Mirzhan Rakimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) of Astana Arlans by points		**Defeated [[Mirzhan Rakimzhanov]] (Kazakhstan) of Astana Arlans by points
			*2011-2012 Season boxing for the Los Angeles Matadors
	2011-2012 Season boxing for the Los Angeles Matadors
	**Defeated [[Khabibulla Ismail-Akhunov]] (Kazakhstan) of Astana Arlans by points		**Defeated [[Khabibulla Ismail-Akhunov]] (Kazakhstan) of Astana Arlans by points
	**Defeated [[Donchai Thathi]] (Thailand) of Bangkok Elephants by points		**Defeated [[Donchai Thathi]] (Thailand) of Bangkok Elephants by points
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