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David GrimanVenezuelan professional boxer.
Date of Birth: 10.03.1967
Country:  Venezuela |
Content:
- Venezuelan Boxing Professional
- Early Life and Career
- Title Reign
- Legacy
- Accolades and Recognition
- Retirement and Beyond
Venezuelan Boxing Professional
Venezuelan boxing professional, Jorge Linares, is a renowned figure in the sport.
Early Life and Career
Born in Barinas, Venezuela, Linares began boxing at a young age, honing his skills in the country's amateur ranks. He made his professional debut in 2002 and quickly rose through the flyweight division.
Title Reign
In 2007, Linares captured the World Boxing Association (WBA) Flyweight Title, defeating Japanese boxer Daisuke Naito. He successfully defended his title nine times, establishing himself as a dominant force in the division.
Legacy
Linares' impressive record and fighting style earned him widespread recognition as one of the greatest boxers of his era. He retired in 2019 with a professional record of 44-7, including 29 knockouts.
Accolades and Recognition
Linares' achievements have been widely acknowledged. He is a two-time World Boxing Council (WBC) Diamond Champion and has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Sugar Ray Robinson Award for Fighter of the Year in 2008.
Retirement and Beyond
Following his retirement, Linares transitioned into a coaching role. He now shares his knowledge and experience with aspiring young boxers, mentoring them towards their own paths to success in the sport.
