Jamel Herring

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Name: Jamel Herring
Alias: Semper Fi
Birth Name: Jamel William Herring
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Birthplace: Coram, New York, USA
Stance: Southpaw
Height: 178cm
Reach: 183cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

• Trainers: Mike Stafford (former), Brian McIntyre
• Manager: Al Haymon (former)
• Promoter: Bob Arum (Top Rank)

Amateur Career

• Reported amateur record: 81-15
• First active duty U.S. Marine to qualify for the US Boxing Team since 1992, as well as the first U.S. Marine to compete in the 2012 Olympics.
• 2009 US National Amateur Championships quarter-finalist in Denver, Colorado:
  • Defeated Tom Duquette 9:4
  • Lost to Frankie Gomez DQ 3

• 2010 US Armed Forces Championships Silver medalist at Naval Base Ventura County, California:
  • Lost against Justin Diaz of Navy 5:5+

• 2010 World Military Games Silver medalist at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina:
  • Defeated Sisira Kumarasinghe (Sri Lanka) 3:1
  • Lost to Merey Ashkalov (Kazakhstan) 1:7

• 2011 US Armed Forces Championships Gold medalist at Lackland Airforce Base, Texas:
  • Defeated Dustin Lara of Army

• 2011 US National Amateur Championships quarter-finalist at Colorado Springs, Colorado:
  • Defeated Anthony Flores 19:11
  • Lost to Semajay Thomas RSC3

• 2011 US Olympic Trials Champion in Mobile, Alabama:
  • Defeated Tom Duquette +12:12
  • Defeated Michael Reed 19:18 RND 1
  • Defeated Pedro Sosa 14:13 RND 2
  • Defeated Pedro Sosa 15:10

• 2012 US Armed Forces Championships Gold medalist at Camp Pendelton, California:
  • Defeatwd Maximino Ramos of Army
  • Defeated Adam Hassan of Air Force

• 2012 US National Championships Gold medalist in Fort Carson, Colorado:
  • Defeated Brian Ceballo 20:13
  • Defeated Demond Brock 27:10
  • Defeated Jamontay Clark 23:18
  • Defeated Rashidi Ellis 16:14
  • Defeated Luis Olivares 20:13
  • Defeated Julian Rodriguez 14:9

• 2012 America’s Olympic Qualifier Silver semi-finalist in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (64kg):
  • Defeated Juan Pablo Loayza (Bolivia) RSC 3
  • Defeated Lester Martinez (Guatemala) 15:9
  • Defeated Joelvis Hernandez (Venezuela) 10:8
  • Lost to Francisco Vargas (Puerto Rico)

• 2012 Olympic Games participant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (64kg):
  • Lost to Daniyar Yeleussinov (Kazakhstan) 9-19

Regional & Minor Titles

• USBA super featherweight title

Professional record

• 2 opponents (0 by KO) beaten in World Super Featherweight Title fights.

Preceded by: Masayuki Ito

WBO Super Featherweight Champion 2019 May 25 – present

Succeeded by: —