Jose Ramirez

USA Boxing

  • 2012
Birth Year
1992
Home
Avenal, California
Birth Place
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Weight class: Lightweight/132 lb/60 kg

Height: 5-10

Coach's name: Armando Mancinas

Club name: KINGS Boxing Club Avenal

School: Avenal High School

Began boxing: 2000

Career highlight: 2008/2009 Jr. Olympic National Champion, 2005/2009 Ringside World Champion, 2010 USA Boxing National Champion

Who has been your biggest influence and why? My father and coach because of the faith they have in me, and I do not want to let them down.

How did you get involved in boxing?  My father decided to take me into the boxing gym that was 2 blocks away because I was very energetic.

What is your greatest strength in the ring?  My intelligence and passion to win

Did you ever play any other sports?  Soccer, Cross-Country, and Track

What do you love most about boxing? Traveling, meeting new people, and the respect you recieve for working hard

What are your goals in and out of the ring? To make the 2012 Olympic Team and eventually turn professional, outside of the ring to do well in my major; computer engineering

What are your hobbies outside of boxing? Being with the people I love, both family and friends

Favorite TV Show? One Tree Hill

What is something interesting about you that most people don't know?  I am more sentimental than people expect me to be

Twitter - @usaboxing2012

2012: U.S. Olympic Team Trials Champion

2010-2011: National Champion

2008-2009: Junior Olympic National Champion 

 
2011: USA Boxing National Championship
dec. Johnny Reyes, Lancaster, Calif., 36-20 in the preliminaries; stopped Kevin Rivers, Landover, Md., RSC-3, 2:54, in the second round; dec. Adam Castillo, Lubbock, Texas 15-11; won on disqualification over Damon Allen, Philadelphia, Pa., DQ in the semifinals; dec. Toka Khan Clary, Providence R.I., 28-20 in the finals

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