2008 National Champion David Clark vs. Hector Marrero from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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Showing posts with label USA Boxing. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
2008 USA - Puerto Rico Javier Molina vs Luis Gonzales
2008 USA Boxing Olympic Team member Javier Molina vs.Luis Gonzales from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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2008 USA - Puerto Rico Luis Arias versus Enrique Collazo
2008 National Champion Luis Arias vs. Enrique Collazo from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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2008 USA - Puerto Rico Luis Yanez vs. Bryan Aquino
2008 USA Boxing Olympic Team member Luis Yanez vs. Bryan Aquino from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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2008 USA - Puerto Rico Javontae Starks vs. Reyes
2008 National Champion Javontae Starks vs. Ricardo Reyes from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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2008 USA - Puerto Rico Sadam Ali vs. Reynaldo Ojeda
2008 National Champion and USA Boxing Olympic team member Sadam Ali vs. Reynaldo Ojeda from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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2008 USA - Puerto Rico Raushee Warren vs Carlos Ortiz
2004 & 2008 USA Boxing Olympic Team member Raushee Warren vs. Carlos Ortiz from Philadelphia, PA. This is one of the last matches for the team before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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Saturday, March 22, 2008
1982 Mark Breland vs. Candelario Duvergel
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November 13, 1982 Welterweight 147lbs. bout between Duvergel (Cuba) and 19 year old Breland (USA) during USA - The World meet. Breland is the reigning World Champion at the time of this bout. Breland finished his amateur career with 5 NYC Golden Gloves titles, 1982 World Championship, 1982 US Championship and an Olympic Gold at the 1984 games. During his Golden Glove reign, Breland was 21-0 (19KOs) with 14 KOs in the first round. Breland finished his amateur career 110-1.
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November 13, 1982 Welterweight 147lbs. bout between Duvergel (Cuba) and 19 year old Breland (USA) during USA - The World meet. Breland is the reigning World Champion at the time of this bout. Breland finished his amateur career with 5 NYC Golden Gloves titles, 1982 World Championship, 1982 US Championship and an Olympic Gold at the 1984 games. During his Golden Glove reign, Breland was 21-0 (19KOs) with 14 KOs in the first round. Breland finished his amateur career 110-1.
1971 USA - USSR Ron Lyle vs. Kamo Saroyan Amateur Bout
January 23, 1971, Cesar's Palace, Las Vegas Nevada. USA vs. USSR match. Ron Lyle (USA) vs. Kamo Saroyna (USSR). This bout was televised in the US
1994 USA - Cuba Antonio Tarver vs. Juan Carlos Gomez
Light Heavyweight 178lbs Division bout between 25 year old Tarver (Orlando, FL) and Gomez (Havana, Cuba)
1971 USA - USSR Ron Lyle vs. Kamo Saryona Amateur Bout
January 23, 1971, Cesar's Palace, Las Vegas Nevada. USA vs. USSR match. Ron Lyle (USA) vs. Kamo Saroyna (USSR). This bout was televised in the US.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Saddam Ali vs. Bryan O'Connor in 80th Daily News Golden Gloves Final
April 2007, from Madison Square Garden. The 132lbs. Open Division Final between Saddam Ali and Bryan O'Connor. Video is split into two parts.
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17 year old Roy Jones, Jr. vs. Victor Levine 1986 National Golden Gloves Finals
Victor Levine (Kokomo, Indiana) vs. Roy Jones, Jr. (Pensacola, Florida) in the 1986 National Golden Glove Finals in the 139bls division. Three two-minute rounds. Jones is in the orange trunks.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
2008 USA Boxing Saddam Ali vs. Vargas Francisco
Here are 4 bouts from the November 2007 "Good Luck in Beijing" International Invitational in Beijing China. All USA Boxers are in red.
Saddam Ali(USA) defeats Vargas Francisco (MEX)in 60kg Lightweight division.
Saddam Ali(USA) defeats Vargas Francisco (MEX)in 60kg Lightweight division.
2008 USA Boxing Deontay Wilder vs. Leilei Wang
Deontay Wilder(USA)defeats Leilei Wang(China) in 91kg Heavyweight division.
2008 USA Boxing Saddam Ali vs. Serik Yeleuouv
Serik Yeleuov(Kazakhstan)defeats Saddam Ali(USA) in the 60kg lightweight division
2008 USA Boxing Raynell Williams vs. Arturo Santos
Raynell Williams from the United States defeats Arturo Santos from Mexico in the 57kg division.
USA Boxing - Saddam Ali "The World Kid" Part 1
Here's a promotional video for 2008 US Olympic Team Boxer member Saddam Ali, from Brooklyn, New York. There is footage of his bouts from the junior division to open division over the years.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
USA Boxing Wins Three in Magnitogrosk, Russia
The following update on the first day of the USA-Russian dual meet just in from BoxingScene.com:
(Colorado Springs, Colorado) Three U.S. Olympians kicked off their 2008 competition schedule with wins over Russian opponents, February 24 in Magnitogorsk, Russia. The United States team faced off with Russia’s best in the first of two duals. Welterweight World Champion Demetrius Andrade (Providence, R.I.) showcased the skills that took him to gold by defeating Russia’s Dmitrii Ivanov and heavyweight Olympian Deontay Wilder (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) recorded an impressive victory, beating 2007 World Championships silver medalist Rakhim Chakhiev. Super heavyweight Olympian Michael Hunter (Las Vegas, Nev.) avenged a loss at the Olympic Test event by defeating Russia’s Denis Sergeev. Andrade’s convincing victory earned him Outstanding Boxer honors at the event.
In addition to the three victories, light heavyweight Olympian Christopher Downs (Fort Carson, Colo.) dropped a close decision to 2007 World Championships silver medalist Artur Beterbiev. Flyweight Bruno Escalante (Waimanalo, Hawaii) lost to former European champion Georgii Balakshin and bantamweight David Clark (San Diego, Calif.) fell to 2007 World Champion Sergey Vodopyanov. Lightweight Miguel Gonzalez (Cleveland, Ohio) led early in his bout with former World Champion Aleksei Tischenko but dropped the final decision, and light welterweight Daniel O’Connor (Framingham, Mass.) fell to 2007 World Championships silver medalist Gennadiy Kovalev. In the second light heavyweight contest, Siju Shabazz (Las Cruces, N.M.) dropped his bout to Sergei Kovalev, and heavyweight David Carey (Anchorage, Alaska) was stopped by Evgeniy Romanov after a large cut opened near his eye.
The two teams will face off in a second dual in Novosibirsk, Russia on Friday, February 29. The wins by Wilder and Hunter continue through their strong boxing internationally following silver medal victories by both boxers at the Olympic Test Event in November.
USA vs. Russia Results
112 lbs/51 kg: Georgii Balakshin, Russia, dec. Bruno Escalante, Waimalo, Hawaii/USA
119 lbs/54 kg: Sergey Vodopyanov, Russia, dec. David Clark, San Diego, Calif./USA
132 lbs/60 kg: Aleksei Tischenko, Russia, dec. Miguel Gonzalez, Cleveland, Ohio/USA
141 lbs/64 kg: Gennadiy Kovalev, Russia, dec. Daniel O’Connor, Framingham, Mass./USA
152 lbs/69 kg: Demetrius Andrade, Providence, R.I./USA dec. Dmitrii Ivanov, Russia
178 lbs/81 kg: Artur Beterviev, Russia, dec. Christopher Downs, Fort Carson, Colo./USA
178 lbs/81 kg: Sergei Kovalev, Russia, dec. Siju Shabazz, Las Cruces, N.M./USA
201 lbs/91 kg: Deontay Wilder, Tuscaloosa, Ala./USA dec. Rakhim Chakhiev, Russia
201 lbs/91 kg: Evgeniy Romanov, Russia stopped David Carey, Anchorage, Alaska/USA
201+ lbs/91+ kg: Michael Hunter, Las Vegas, Nev./USA dec. Denis Sergeev, Russia
USA Boxing, as the national governing body for Olympic-style boxing, is the United States’ member organization of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) and a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC).
(Colorado Springs, Colorado) Three U.S. Olympians kicked off their 2008 competition schedule with wins over Russian opponents, February 24 in Magnitogorsk, Russia. The United States team faced off with Russia’s best in the first of two duals. Welterweight World Champion Demetrius Andrade (Providence, R.I.) showcased the skills that took him to gold by defeating Russia’s Dmitrii Ivanov and heavyweight Olympian Deontay Wilder (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) recorded an impressive victory, beating 2007 World Championships silver medalist Rakhim Chakhiev. Super heavyweight Olympian Michael Hunter (Las Vegas, Nev.) avenged a loss at the Olympic Test event by defeating Russia’s Denis Sergeev. Andrade’s convincing victory earned him Outstanding Boxer honors at the event.
In addition to the three victories, light heavyweight Olympian Christopher Downs (Fort Carson, Colo.) dropped a close decision to 2007 World Championships silver medalist Artur Beterbiev. Flyweight Bruno Escalante (Waimanalo, Hawaii) lost to former European champion Georgii Balakshin and bantamweight David Clark (San Diego, Calif.) fell to 2007 World Champion Sergey Vodopyanov. Lightweight Miguel Gonzalez (Cleveland, Ohio) led early in his bout with former World Champion Aleksei Tischenko but dropped the final decision, and light welterweight Daniel O’Connor (Framingham, Mass.) fell to 2007 World Championships silver medalist Gennadiy Kovalev. In the second light heavyweight contest, Siju Shabazz (Las Cruces, N.M.) dropped his bout to Sergei Kovalev, and heavyweight David Carey (Anchorage, Alaska) was stopped by Evgeniy Romanov after a large cut opened near his eye.
The two teams will face off in a second dual in Novosibirsk, Russia on Friday, February 29. The wins by Wilder and Hunter continue through their strong boxing internationally following silver medal victories by both boxers at the Olympic Test Event in November.
USA vs. Russia Results
112 lbs/51 kg: Georgii Balakshin, Russia, dec. Bruno Escalante, Waimalo, Hawaii/USA
119 lbs/54 kg: Sergey Vodopyanov, Russia, dec. David Clark, San Diego, Calif./USA
132 lbs/60 kg: Aleksei Tischenko, Russia, dec. Miguel Gonzalez, Cleveland, Ohio/USA
141 lbs/64 kg: Gennadiy Kovalev, Russia, dec. Daniel O’Connor, Framingham, Mass./USA
152 lbs/69 kg: Demetrius Andrade, Providence, R.I./USA dec. Dmitrii Ivanov, Russia
178 lbs/81 kg: Artur Beterviev, Russia, dec. Christopher Downs, Fort Carson, Colo./USA
178 lbs/81 kg: Sergei Kovalev, Russia, dec. Siju Shabazz, Las Cruces, N.M./USA
201 lbs/91 kg: Deontay Wilder, Tuscaloosa, Ala./USA dec. Rakhim Chakhiev, Russia
201 lbs/91 kg: Evgeniy Romanov, Russia stopped David Carey, Anchorage, Alaska/USA
201+ lbs/91+ kg: Michael Hunter, Las Vegas, Nev./USA dec. Denis Sergeev, Russia
USA Boxing, as the national governing body for Olympic-style boxing, is the United States’ member organization of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) and a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC).
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