Sonny Fredrickson - Revision history

John at 02:33, 21 May 2022

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			claimed amateur record of 120-8 (60 KO’s).
	~~= from the Roc Nation Boxing site =~~		2013 National PAL Bronze Medalist (141 lbs.),
			2013 National Golden Gloves Final Eight (141 lbs.),
	~~''Standing 6’2” with power in both hands, Toledo, Ohio’s undefeated Sonny Fredrickson compiled an outstanding~~ amateur record of 120-8 (60 KO’s). ~~Fredrickson collected numerous accolades in his amateur career, including the~~ 2013 National PAL Bronze Medalist (141 lbs.), ~~the~~ 2013 National Golden Gloves Final Eight (141 lbs.), five Toledo Golden Glove Championships and two Ohio State Junior Olympics Championships. As a young boxer, Fredrickson modeled his style after his childhood idol, Oscar De La Hoya, developing a powerful left hook and a fan-friendly style.		five Toledo Golden Glove Championships and two Ohio State Junior Olympics Championships. As a young boxer, Fredrickson modeled his style after his childhood idol, Oscar De La Hoya, developing a powerful left hook and a fan-friendly style.

	Fredrickson began his professional career in February 2014 with first-round technical knockout victory over Roosevelt Archie at the Serbian American Cultural Center in Weirton, West Virginia. He followed that up with another first-round technical knockout win in the same venue less than two months later, this time defeating Rick Ogden. Three more knockout victories would follow, and in his most recent bout on December 5, 2014 he scored a six-round unanimous decision win over Darryl Hayes in front of his hometown fans at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Toledo, Ohio.

	A four-sport high school athlete who played baseball, football, ran track and wrestled, Fredrickson is a huge Ohio State Buckeyes fan and wants to eventually attend Ohio State to further pursue his education. He is also a “sneaker head” whose main passion is collecting the latest Air Jordans. In his time off from the ring, Fredrickson likes to play basketball and shop for clothes, hence the moniker “Pretty Boi.”

	~~In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.~~

	*'''Trainer:''' [[Lamar Wright]]
	*'''Managed By:''' [[Victory Sports]]

John at 12:00, 28 August 2016

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	from the Roc Nation Boxing site;

	''Standing 6’2” with power in both hands, Toledo, Ohio’s undefeated Sonny Fredrickson compiled an outstanding amateur record of 120-8 (60 KO’s). Fredrickson collected numerous accolades in his amateur career, including the 2013 National PAL Bronze Medalist (141 lbs.), the 2013 National Golden Gloves Final Eight (141 lbs.), five Toledo Golden Glove Championships and two Ohio State Junior Olympics Championships. As a young boxer, Fredrickson modeled his style after his childhood idol, Oscar De La Hoya, developing a powerful left hook and a fan-friendly style.		''Standing 6’2” with power in both hands, Toledo, Ohio’s undefeated Sonny Fredrickson compiled an outstanding amateur record of 120-8 (60 KO’s). Fredrickson collected numerous accolades in his amateur career, including the 2013 National PAL Bronze Medalist (141 lbs.), the 2013 National Golden Gloves Final Eight (141 lbs.), five Toledo Golden Glove Championships and two Ohio State Junior Olympics Championships. As a young boxer, Fredrickson modeled his style after his childhood idol, Oscar De La Hoya, developing a powerful left hook and a fan-friendly style.
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	In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.		In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.
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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Lamar Wright]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Lamar Wright]]
	*'''Managed By:''' [[Victory Sports]]		*'''Managed By:''' [[Victory Sports]]

Peopleʹs champ at 00:28, 28 August 2016

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	In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.		In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.
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			*'''Trainer:''' [[Lamar Wright]]
			*'''Managed By:''' [[Victory Sports]]

Daveymac at 15:47, 10 July 2015

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			from the Roc Nation Boxing site;

			''Standing 6’2” with power in both hands, Toledo, Ohio’s undefeated Sonny Fredrickson compiled an outstanding amateur record of 120-8 (60 KO’s). Fredrickson collected numerous accolades in his amateur career, including the 2013 National PAL Bronze Medalist (141 lbs.), the 2013 National Golden Gloves Final Eight (141 lbs.), five Toledo Golden Glove Championships and two Ohio State Junior Olympics Championships. As a young boxer, Fredrickson modeled his style after his childhood idol, Oscar De La Hoya, developing a powerful left hook and a fan-friendly style.

			Fredrickson began his professional career in February 2014 with first-round technical knockout victory over Roosevelt Archie at the Serbian American Cultural Center in Weirton, West Virginia. He followed that up with another first-round technical knockout win in the same venue less than two months later, this time defeating Rick Ogden. Three more knockout victories would follow, and in his most recent bout on December 5, 2014 he scored a six-round unanimous decision win over Darryl Hayes in front of his hometown fans at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Toledo, Ohio.

			A four-sport high school athlete who played baseball, football, ran track and wrestled, Fredrickson is a huge Ohio State Buckeyes fan and wants to eventually attend Ohio State to further pursue his education. He is also a “sneaker head” whose main passion is collecting the latest Air Jordans. In his time off from the ring, Fredrickson likes to play basketball and shop for clothes, hence the moniker “Pretty Boi.”

			In February 2015, Roc Nation Sports announced that it had signed Fredrickson to an exclusive promotional agreement.
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Daveymac at 15:46, 10 July 2015

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Sweetscientist: Sweetscientist moved page Human:677791 to Sonny Fredrickson

2014-06-28T15:21:03Z

Sweetscientist moved page Human:677791 to Sonny Fredrickson

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