Yudel Jhonson - Revision history

Reenthelawman: adding NABA champions category

2016-05-01T23:13:54Z

adding NABA champions category

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	[[Category:2004 Olympians]]		[[Category:2004 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]
			[[Category:NABA Light Middleweight Champions]]

Locoxelbox at 08:05, 11 April 2012

2012-04-11T08:05:11Z

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	*1999 Competed at the World Championships in Houston, United States at featherweight. Results were:		*1999 Competed at the World Championships in Houston, United States at featherweight. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Alexandr Mitishev]] (Russia) 6-4		**Defeated [[Alexandr Mitishev]] (Russia) 6-4
	**Lost to [[Ramazan ~~Paliani~~]] (Turkey) 2-11		**Lost to [[Ramazan Palyani]] (Turkey) 2-11
	*2001 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia at welterweight. Results were:		*2001 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia at welterweight. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Vladimir Nosov]] (Russia) 25-12		**Defeated [[Vladimir Nosov]] (Russia) 25-12
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	Jhonson was a Cuban National champion at light flyweight in 1998 and at welterweight in 2002. Other years he lost in hard battles to, among others, [[Lorenzo Aragon]], [[Erislandy Lara]] and [[Carlos ~~Banteur~~]]. In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.		Jhonson was a Cuban National champion at light flyweight in 1998 and at welterweight in 2002. Other years he lost in hard battles to, among others, [[Lorenzo Aragon]], [[Erislandy Lara]] and [[Carlos Banteaux]]. In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jhonson, Yudel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jhonson, Yudel}}

Locoxelbox at 08:03, 11 April 2012

2012-04-11T08:03:06Z

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	*1999 Competed at the World Championships in Houston, United States at featherweight. Results were:		*1999 Competed at the World Championships in Houston, United States at featherweight. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Alexandr Mitishev]] (Russia) 6-4		**Defeated [[Alexandr Mitishev]] (Russia) 6-4
	**Lost to [[~~Ramazi~~ Paliani]] (Turkey) 2-11		**Lost to [[Ramazan Paliani]] (Turkey) 2-11
	*2001 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia at welterweight. Results were:		*2001 Gold Medalist at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia at welterweight. Results were:
	**Defeated [[Vladimir Nosov]] (Russia) 25-12		**Defeated [[Vladimir Nosov]] (Russia) 25-12
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	Jhonson was a Cuban National champion at light flyweight in 1998 and at welterweight in 2002. In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.		Jhonson was a Cuban National champion at light flyweight in 1998 and at welterweight in 2002. Other years he lost in hard battles to, among others, [[Lorenzo Aragon]], [[Erislandy Lara]] and [[Carlos Banteur]]. In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jhonson, Yudel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jhonson, Yudel}}

Locoxelbox at 07:52, 11 April 2012

2012-04-11T07:52:45Z

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 *Lost to [[Manus Boonjumnong]] (Thailand) 11-17
-Jhonson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. He was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing him from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.
+==Amateur Highlights==
-In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.
+*1998 Silver Medalist at the Panamerican Junior Championships in Toluca, Mexico at light flyweight. Results were:
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Emaster: fixed surname

2009-10-14T11:59:24Z

fixed surname

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	'''Yudel ~~Johnson~~ Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.		'''Yudel Jhonson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.

	'''Olympic Results'''		'''Olympic Results'''
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	*Lost to [[Manus Boonjumnong]] (Thailand) 11-17		*Lost to [[Manus Boonjumnong]] (Thailand) 11-17

	~~Johnson~~ was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. ~~Johnson~~ was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing ~~Johnson~~ from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.		Jhonson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. He was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing him from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.
	In the spring of 2009, ~~Johnson~~ defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.		In the spring of 2009, Jhonson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:~~Johnson~~, Yudel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jhonson, Yudel}}
	[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]		[[Category:Olympic Silver Medalists]]
	[[Category:2004 Olympians]]		[[Category:2004 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]		[[Category:Cuban Olympians]]

Matt: Yudel Johnson moved to Yudel Jhonson

2009-09-19T12:28:57Z

Yudel Johnson moved to Yudel Jhonson

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(No difference)

Sweetscientist at 21:52, 18 July 2009

2009-07-18T21:52:48Z

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	'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.		'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.

Sweetscientist at 08:27, 23 May 2009

2009-05-23T08:27:51Z

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	'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.		'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.

Matt at 05:31, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T05:31:43Z

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	Johnson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. Johnson was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing Johnson from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.		Johnson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. Johnson was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing Johnson from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.
	In the spring of 2009, Johnson defected with fellow Cubans [[~~Yodanis~~ Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.		In the spring of 2009, Johnson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yordanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Johnson, Yudel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Johnson, Yudel}}

Matt at 05:31, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T05:31:28Z

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	'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] ~~amateur~~ boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.		'''Yudel Johnson Cedeno''' (born: June 6, 1981) is a [[2004 Cuban Olympians\|Cuban]] boxer, who was silver medalist at Light Welterweight (139 lbs.) at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.

	'''Olympic Results'''		'''Olympic Results'''
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	*Lost to [[Manus Boonjumnong]] (Thailand) 11-17		*Lost to [[Manus Boonjumnong]] (Thailand) 11-17

	Johnson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. Johnson was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing Johnson from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.		Johnson was also the featherweight gold medalist at the 1999 Pan American Game, as well as the Light welterweight gold medalist at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games. Johnson was defeated by [[Carlos Banteaux]] in the finals of the Cuban national championships in the welterweight class, preventing Johnson from making a second appearance at the Olympic games.
			In the spring of 2009, Johnson defected with fellow Cubans [[Yodanis Despaigne]] and [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], to turn professional.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Johnson, Yudel}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Johnson, Yudel}}