Mayweather Amateur Fights... Not a ZERO after all...

[skipperman]

1993

Michigan State Golden Gloves Champion, 106 pounds
National Golden Gloves Champion, 106 pounds
1994
Michigan State Golden Gloves Champion, 112 pounds
National Golden Gloves Champion, 112 pounds
Outstanding Boxer Award

1995

National PAL Champion, 125 pounds
Outstanding Boxer Award
United States Amateur Featherweight champion
Competed at Featherweight at the World Championships in Berlin.
Results:
Defeated Marian Leondraliu (Romania) PTS (8-7)
Lost to Nouredine Medjihoud (Algeria) PTS (6-8)

1996

Michigan State Golden Gloves Champion, 125 pounds
National Golden Gloves Champion, 125 pounds

Qualified at Featherweight for the United States Olympic Team.

Results:
Defeated William Jenkins RSC-3
Defeated James Baker RSCH-1
Lost to Augie Sanchez PTS (11-12)
Defeated Carlos Navarro PTS (31-11)
Defeated Augie Sanchez PTS (12-8), at Box-offs
Defeated Augie Sanchez PTS (20-10), at Box-offs
Won the Featherweight Bronze Medal for the United States at the 1996

Olympics in Atlanta.

Results:
Defeated Bakhtiyar Tileganov (Kazakhstan) RSC-2
Defeated Artur Grigorian (Armenia) PTS (16-3)
Defeated Lorenzo Aragon (Cuba) PTS (12-11)
Semi-Finals: Lost to Serafim Todorov (Bulgaria) PTs (9-10)
Controversial decision was officially protested (unsuccessfully) by the U.S. team.

Anyone has a complete list of Floyd's Amateur fights?

I just realized one thing...

i remembered Floyd was talking about he was also fighting the same weight with Pac started at 16 years old.

Let's say both Pacquiao and Mayweather started fighting at the same weight. So we need to add in Mayweather's record on the amateurs. If this is the case then he doesn't have a "ZERO".

Mayweather has 6 loses..


Floyd started Pro in 1996.
Pac started Pro in 1995 at 16 years old.

What if Floyd started at 1995? yeah right, he still has loses. See his records above...

[DoubleMM]

so pathetic, looking at his amateur fights.

[Spray_resistant]

Yeah, he didn't win the gold at the Olympics so he had to have lost I figured......but news flash no one is unbeatable. Even if he never lost an AM fight it wouldn't mean that he can't be beaten just because it hasn't been done before. He breathes the same air as everyone else, gets hurt, tired, and needs to rest too.

[Roxas]

atleast he hasn't been knocked out twice like Manny Pacquaio

[Spray_resistant]

atleast he hasn't been knocked out twice like Manny Pacquaio

You might as well be saying that since he has not lost there is no proof he can be beaten......he can be ko'd, it can happen to anyone.

[k1llu]

What 4ucking loser!!

[Max Cady]

eah but the competition he was fighting as a 16-18 year old amateur wasbetter than the guys manny was fighting
remeber pro isnt always better top amateurs are better than most pros

[1pretty boy1]

guys in amateur boxing there are so much robbery, i can say that in pro boxing we have 2 robberies in 10 fights, in amateur you can see 7 or 8 robberies in 10 fights. did you see the fight against serafim todorov, i think they have robbed floyd in that fight, even the referee raised floyd's hand, but judges gave it to todorov, i think because he was world champion on that time.

[17Danny]

OP you fail, thats like saying I lost a football match at lunch time at school.

[FeFist]

Seeing as he won Silver at the Olympics I thought this was common knowledge......... I guess not.