Marcus Browne (boxer)
Marcus Browne (boxer) 
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| Birth Name | Marcus Recardo Browne |
| Fight name | Sir |
| Weight class | Light heavyweight |
| nationality |
 United States
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| birthday | November 10, 1990 |
| place of birth | New York City |
| style | Southpaw |
| size | 1.87 m |
| Range | 1.92 m |
| Combat Statistics | |
| Struggles | 24 |
| Victories | 23 |
| Knockout victories | 16 |
| Defeats | 1 |
| Profile in the BoxRec database | |
Marcus Browne Recardo (* 10. November 1990 in Staten Iceland , New York City , New York , USA ) is an American boxer and former interim world champion of the WBA in the light heavyweight division .
Amateur career
Marcus Browne graduated from Concord High School, started boxing at the age of 13, and trained as an amateur at Clifton's Atlas Cops' N Kids Boxing Club in Staten Island. In 2011 he won the national Olympic qualification with victories against Sean Bettencourt, Jeffrey Spencer, Jerry Odom and Siju Shabazz and was then sent to the 2011 World Championships in Baku , where the international starting places for the 2012 Olympic Games in London were awarded. Browne defeated Yoshitsuna Okada from Japan and Levan Guledani from Georgia , but lost in the decisive knockout round match against the Russian Yegor Mechonzew .
He therefore had to go to the continental qualification in 2012 in Rio de Janeiro , for which he recommended himself by winning the US championship in 2012. He had defeated Craig Duncan, Mario Davis, Malcolm Jones, Anthony Sims and Steven Nelson. In the 2012 continental qualification, he then achieved first place after beating Declan Calliste from Trinidad and Tobago , Felix Valera from the Dominican Republic , Carlos Góngora from Ecuador and Yamaguchi Falcão from Brazil .
He was thus able to take part in the 2012 Olympic Games in London, where he was eliminated from Australia in the first fight against Damien Hooper .
Professional career
At the beginning of his professional career he was promoted by Óscar de la Hoya ( Golden Boy Promotions ). In September 2012, he signed a professional contract with the US promoter and manager Al Haymon . His coaches are Gary Stark and Andre Rozier . He made his professional debut on November 9, 2012.
He remained undefeated in 22 fights, achieving 16 early wins, 9 of them in the first round. He defeated boxers with positive records such as Cornelius White (21-3), former WBA world champion Gabriel Campillo (25-7), Radivoje Kalajdžić (21-0), Thomas Williams (20-2) and Sean Monaghan ( 28-0). He was then able to box in his 23rd fight for the interim World Championship of the WBA and won the duel on January 19, 2019 unanimously on points against Badou Jack (22-1).
On August 3, 2019, he lost on points to Jean Pascal (33-6).
Web links
- Marcus Browne in the BoxRec database
- Premier Boxing Champions
Individual evidence
- ↑ Staten Island's Marcus Browne wins first fight at AIBA World Championships
- ↑ US Olympic Trials 2011
- ↑ AIBA World Championships 2011
- ↑ US National Championships 2012
- ↑ American Olympic Qualifier 2012
- ↑ Olympic Games 2012
- ^ Staten Island boxer and US Olympian Marcus Browne signs per contract
- ^ A day at the office for boxer Marcus Browne
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| SURNAME | Browne, Marcus |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Browne, Marcus Recardo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American light heavyweight boxer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 10, 1990 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Staten Island , New York City , New York , USA |