Roberto Benitez - Revision history

Locoxelbox at 13:48, 1 March 2012

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	* Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.		* Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.
	* Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.		* Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.
	*Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.		* Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.
	' Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.		* Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.
	* Bronze medalist in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.		* Bronze medalist in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.
	* Won a gold medal in the 2004 US National championships at 119lbs.		* Won a gold medal in the 2004 US National championships at 119lbs.

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-Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he a silver medal at the Goodwill Games. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
+Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he a silver medal at the Goodwill Games. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic Games.
-Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.
+* Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs.
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Sweetscientist at 02:13, 3 May 2010

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he a silver medal at the Goodwill Games. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he a silver medal at the Goodwill Games. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
	Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.		Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he ~~won~~ the Goodwill Games ~~Gold Medal~~. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he a silver medal at the Goodwill Games. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
	Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.		Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.

Eric at 15:50, 21 October 2009

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
	Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.		Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a silver medal in the 2002 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler.Won a gold medal in the 2003 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 112lbs.Won a silver medal in the 2003 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.Won a bronze medal in the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs, losing to Ron Siler. Won a gold medalin the 2004 championships at 119lbs. Won the 2004 US Olympic trials at 119lbs beating Miguel Albares, Eric Hunter, Sergio Ramos and Torrence Daniel then beating Hunter i n a box-off. Lost in the Americas Olympic qualifiers to Juan Manuel Lopez at 54kg.


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	[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]

Eric at 15:43, 21 October 2009

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
	Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.		Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.Won a gold medal in the 1999 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 2000 United States championships, beating Jose Navarro and Gabriel Elizondo.Competed in the 2000 US Olympic Trials , beating Jose Aguiniga, Rasheem Jefferson, losing to Jose Navarro, beating Aguiniaga again but losing to Jose Navarro in a box-off. Competed in the Americas Olympic qualifiers representing the Dominican Republic, but losses to Andrew Koomer and Omar Narvaez meant he failed to qualify.Won 2001 United States Challenge tournament at 112lbs. Won gold medal in the 2001 United States championships at 112lbs. Competed in the 2001 World championships. Won a silver medal in the 2002 United States championships at 112lbs, losing to Raul Martinez.

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Eric at 15:32, 21 October 2009

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.
			Won a gold medal in the 1996 US Junior Olympics at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in 1996 at Junior Olympics International tournament at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a gold medal in the 1997 US Junior championships at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1997 Muhammad Ali Cup at 112lbs. Gold medallist in the 1997 National Golden Gloves at 112lbs. Won a bronze medal in the 1998 United States championships at 112lbs. Won a silver medal in the 1998 Goodwill games at 112lbs.

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	[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]

Matt at 20:49, 13 January 2009

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won ~~one~~ National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight in 1997. In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won two National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight (1997, 1999). In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.

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Grey at 21:25, 13 August 2008

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won one National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight in 1997. In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal;		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won one National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight in 1997. In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal. He won the Olympic trials in the 125 lbs division in 2004 but failed to qualify for the Olympic games.

	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]
	[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]

THE LATIN SNAKE at 17:16, 1 July 2008

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	Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won one National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight in 1997.		Roberto Benitez was a four-time United States Amateur champion, winning at Flyweight (1999, 2000, 2001) and Bantamweight (2004). Benitez also won one National Golden Gloves title at Flyweight in 1997. In 1998 he won the Goodwill Games Gold Medal;

	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]
	[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]		[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Benitez, Roberto]]