Ricky's and Floyd's amateur records right here

[Tha Greatest]

Your beginning to get a real little prick, just because I shook my head at you rating Johnny Nelson ahead of Joe Calzaghe

I think you're talking about the OTHER greatest... THE greatest, I'm THA Greatest..

[JUYJUY]

ok but does anyone know a site to look up amateur records like roy jones, tyson, holy, ali, ect

Roy Jones Jr

1982 Florida Games Winner (gift decision against Antonio Tarver in final)

1984 US Jr. Olympics Winner (119 lbs.)

1986 National Golden Gloves Winner (139 lbs.)

1986 Goodwill Games Bronze Medalist (139 lbs.)

1987 National Golden Gloves Winner (156 lbs.)

1988 National Golden Gloves Semi-Finalist (156 lbs., lost to Gerald McClellan)

1988 US Olympic Trials Winner (156 lbs.)

1988 Olympic Games Silver Medalist (156 lbs.)

Record: 121-13
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Mike Tyson

1981 US Jr. Olympics Winner (201 lbs.)

1982 US Jr. Olympics Winner (201 lbs.)

1982 USA/ABF Regional Winner (201 lbs.)

1983 National Golden Gloves Finalist (201+ lbs.)

1983 Ohio State Fair Winner (201 lbs.)

1983 US National Gold Medalist (201+ lbs.)

1984 National Golden Gloves Winner (201 lbs.)

1984 US National Gold Medalist (201+ lbs.)

1984 US Olympic Trials Silver Medalist (201 lbs.)

1984 US Olympic Box-Offs Runner-Up (201 lbs.)

1984 Helsinki ShoBox Tourney Winner (201+ lbs.)

Record: 50-4

[THE REAL NINJA]

thanks

[riz]

FLOYD MAYWEATHER


1993: Golden Gloves: 1°
1994: Golden Gloves: 1°
1995: United States Featherweight: 1°
1995: W.C. Berlin Featherweight:
+ Marian Leondraliu (Rou) points
- Nourredine Medjihoud (Alg) points
1996: Golden Gloves: 1°
1996: Olympic Trials Featherweight: 2°
+ William Jenkins ko 3
+ James Baker ko 1
- Augie Sanchez points
1996: Challengers Olympiques Featherweight: 1°
+ Carlos Navarro points
1996: Barrages Olympiques Augusta Featherweight:
+ Augie Sanchez points
+ Augie Sanchez points
1996: Olympic Games Atlanta Featherweight: 3°
+ Bakhtiyar Tileganov (Kaz) kot 2
+ Artur Gevorgyan (Arm) points
+ Lorenzo Aragon (Cub) points
- Serafim Todorov (Bul) points

Record: 84-6

any clu to who his losses were against, i can't tell by reading that **** lol
i know he lost to spadafora

[RiverCityMike]

I'm sorry JUYJUY..

Competition in America is actually stiffer...

I have to disagree with that. Look how our amateurs have faired in intl games lately.

[RiverCityMike]

I'm having some trouble reading those records as well. Did it say that Mayweather lost to Auggie Sanchez in the amateurs? That seems hard for me to believe. I can see Spadafora being slick and making enough connects to outpoint him, but Sanchez looks like he would be incapable of that.

[whatdahieu]

russia and cuba are the top amatuer boxing countries, yes they kick our ass in the amatuers
dont' believe em look at the olympic results overall in history, who wins more? not the U.S. Soviet Union or now Russia and Cuba, overall,
you can even look today at all the countries that broke away from the U.S.S.R., they're good, real good

[JUYJUY]

any clu to who his losses were against, i can't tell by reading that **** lol
i know he lost to spadafora

Juan Carlos Ramirez (in a dual meet), Chucky Tschorniawsky, Paul Spadafora, Nourredine Medjihoud, Augie Sanchez and Serafim Todorov.

[riz]

haha chucky t?? that guy sux, augie sanchez, well at least we heard of him
lots of interantional guys there

[JUYJUY]

Well, I've counted five losses in Hatton's record there but there's a quote from Hatton where he says "I had 80 amateur fights, and won 76 of them", so I don't know.