Tonight in Independence, MO, three Beltway Amateurs have won National Silver Gloves championships!
In the 12/13-year old division, 80-pound class, Zimmie Dickinson, Waldorf, MD def. Jose Solorio, Harvey, IL. Dickinson wins his third straight Silver Gloves title.
10/11-year old division, 85-pounds, Joseph Veazey, Baltimore, MD def. Desmond Jarmon, Cincinnati, OH.
14/15-year old division, 139-pounds, Dusty Harrison, Washington, DC def. Cristino Cebello, Brooklyn, NY.
Four other Beltway Boxers won runner-up positions.
10/11-year old division, 105 lbs. Chris Valdez, Indianapolis, IN def. Kashif Brown, Laurel, MD.
10/11-year old division, 145 lbs. Kadarius Taylor, Shreveport, LA def. Dominic McKnight, Baltimore, MD
12/13-year old division, 75lbs. Nico Hernandez, Wichita, KS def. Jordan White, Waldorf, MD
14/15-year old division, 100lbs. Hector Valdez, Dallas, TX def. Aujee Tyler, Clinton, MD
This is Zimmie's third Silver Glove National Championship!!! Congrats!! Need to be congratulating Augee!! Fought a good fight!! Won in my eyes. Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteAlso Jordan White lost to a kid who won his 4th Straight Silver Gloves title this year!!! He was in there with stiff competition, but we'll see him next year I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteWay too go champs and coaches u all are winners that went on the trip peace
ReplyDeleteWorking on getting videos posted now. Check back later tonight/early tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteJORDAN white should have won-he was robbed. KID LOOKED WAY BIGGER THAN HIM. scales were not checked right. Short Dog is still number 1 in the country.
ReplyDeleteOMG Here we go again. I was robbed!!!!!!!!!!I was robbed!!!!!
ReplyDeletePa! Lese!
ReplyDeleteIf I remember right jordan white got a gift decision himself last year at nationals in his first fight agains mexican kid.It was day one national silver gloves.He was crying second and third round.
ReplyDeleteJordan white got gift decision last year too.First fight at national silvers against mexican kid.
ReplyDeleteYall are crazy. I don't take anything seriously that people post here. Once a boxer wins a belt at this tournament, they are a national champion. You can't take that away no matter how you want to describe it. All of our DC boxers represented us well. We go to these tourneys to find out how we match up with others. Think about this:
ReplyDeleteJordan lost to a guy who has been #1 for the last 4 years!!
Singh lost to a guy who ended up winning the title.
Aujee lost in the CHAMPIONSHIP.
Keegan lost in the CHAMPIONSHIP.
Malik lost to a boxer that ended up winning the title.
Kashif lost in the CHAMPIONSHIP.
Dominic McKnight lost in the CHAMPIONSHIP.
That means that ALL OF OUR BOXERS LOST TO THE #1 RANKED BOXERS IN THE UNITED STATES. That is amazing to me, so stop trying to turn that into something negative.
Regarding our 3 boxers that brought home titles:
Veazey wins in only his 2nd attempt at the National Title. He will have more in my opinion.
This is Harrison's 2nd National Silver title and his last chance as a senior boxer to do so. He will get automatic spot at the National Junior Olympics later this year. Winning that tournament gets him to World Championships in Baku and a chance to qualify for World Youth Olympics in Singapore.
Dickinson wins his 3rd consecutive title and has had to box his way through all of those titles. He still has 3 more years of competition!!
Great job by allour boxer's and coaches, hopefully for the young guy's this will be a stepping stone and they will come back stronger next year
ReplyDeleteMansabory Conde also lost the a boxer that ended up winning the championship. So, it is literally 100% of our boxers that lost, lost to the #1 boxer in the US.
ReplyDeleteWHAT HAPPENED TO BRADY?
ReplyDeleteLeft Brady off. He lost to Mario Barrios out of Texas during his first fight. Barrios finished #2 losing to Abraham Zamora out of Coachella who has a record of 91-4.
ReplyDeleteisn't brady 34
ReplyDeleteCujo is scared!
ReplyDeleteJust watched the video, to me it looked like Jordan White won his bout, that was a terrible decision. It also looked like Kashif Brown won his bout, both of those bout's looked very easy to judge
ReplyDeleteJordan vs. Nico was a very close bout. It was a 3-2 decision. 13-9, 12-11, and 20-19 for Nico. 12-10 and 15-11 for Jordan. So it was literally decided by 1 pt.
ReplyDeletei thought brady won but it was close
ReplyDeleteAs reported by ArmSport.am, the news that the 2010 World Youth Boxing Championship is going to take place in Baku became known only recently.
ReplyDelete“According to the International Amateur Boxing Association calendar, this youth championship, in 2010, was to take place in the French capital of Paris, though at the last minute it became evident that it would take place in Baku,” said Armenian Boxing Federation vice-president Derenik Gabrielyan, according to a source.
“The Olympic boxing competition permits for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games will be allocated during the inaugural world youth champsionship, and if our team doesn’t participate in that qualifier, it would mean that we will lose [the opportunity to participate] as well in the youth Olympic Games boxing championship,” said Gabriel
The 2010 AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan from April 12 – 25, 2010 and it is the only qualifying tournament for the 2010 Youth Olympic Games that will take place in Singapore from August 14 to 26, 2010
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