Rolando Florencio Romero Moreno - Revision history

Arvind1 at 07:26, 29 July 2026

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
	*Born in the United States, Romero is of Cuban descent. His father Rolando Romero Sr., was a boxer in Cuba and won the National Title there three times.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolando_Romero]
	* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.		* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.

			==Notes==
			*Born in the United States, Romero is of Cuban descent. His father Rolando Romero Sr., was a boxer in Cuba and won the National Title there three times.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolando_Romero]

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
	*Born in the United States, Romero is of Cuban descent. His father Rolando Romero Sr., was a boxer in Cuba and won the National Title there three times.		*Born in the United States, Romero is of Cuban descent. His father Rolando Romero Sr., was a boxer in Cuba and won the National Title there three times.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolando_Romero]
	* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.		* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
	* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.		*Born in the United States, Romero is of Cuban descent. His father Rolando Romero Sr., was a boxer in Cuba and won the National Title there three times.
			* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.


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	'''Promoter:''' [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] (2016-present)		'''Promoter:''' [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] (2016-present)

			==Amateur Career==
			* Rolly Romero had a relatively brief amateur boxing career, reportedly with 35 fights, and also spent seven years training in judo before transitioning to professional boxing in 2016. His amateur period was focused on developing fundamental skills and an aggressive style, which he then took into his professional debut at age 21.

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