Albert Ramírez

Albert Ramirez (* 7. May 1992 in Mérida , Venezuela , as Albert Ramírez Durán ) is a Venezuelan amateur boxer in light heavyweight . He is trained by Julio Hernandez .

Career

The 1.81 m tall left-hand boom , which is best known for its speed, boxes in the World Series of Boxing (WSB for short).

In 2015 Ramirez Duran qualified at the American Boxing Confederation (AMBC) qualifying tournament for the Olympic Games , which will take place in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 from August 5th to 21st. There he defeated the three-time Cuban world champion and two-time Pan America winner Julio César La Cruz with 3-0 judges votes in the quarter- finals, the Argentine Marcos Escudero in the semifinals and the American Steve Nelson with 3-0 judges votes in the final (all three too WSB boxer).

successes

• 2012, Havana : 7th place at the Giraldo Cordova Cardin Memorial Tournament
• 2013, Santiago de los Caballeros : Independence Cup participants (but already eliminated in the preliminary round)
• 2013, Havana : 7th place at the Giraldo Cordova Cardin Memorial Tournament
• 2013, Havana: 6th place in the Roberto Balado Cup
• 2014, Santiago de Chile : 6th place at the South American Games
• 2014, Havana: 3rd place at the Giraldo Cordova Cardin Memorial Tournament
• 2014, Havana: 1st place at the Roberto Balado Cup
• 2014, Bogotá : 1st place in the Central American & Caribbean Games Qualifier
• 2014, Veracruz : Participant in the Central American and Caribbean Games (but already eliminated in the preliminary round)
• 2015, Toronto : 2nd place at the Pan American Games
• 2015, Vargas : 1st place at the AMBC American Confederation Boxing Championships

League fights in the 2015 season

• Points win with 2: 1 judges' votes against the Azerbaijanist Soltan Migitinov
• Points victory with 3-0 judges' votes against the Puerto Rican Joseph Laboy
• Point defeat with 1: 2 judges' votes against Croat Hrvoje Sep
• Victory against the American Steve Nelson
• Knockout victory in round 2 against the Argentinian Josue Oliver
• Point victory with 2: 1 judges' votes against Poland Mateusz Tryc

Web links

• Albert Ramirez in the World Series of Boxing database