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Felix Cora, Jr.

b. 1980

American boxer

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Born 1980. Felix Cora, Jr. is an American boxer.

Felix Cora Jr. (born 18 February 1980) is an American professional boxer. He is a former holder of the USBA and NABF cruiserweight titles and was a contestant in the fourth season of the reality TV show The Contender.

Professional career

Early boxing career Cora made his professional boxing debut in September 2000 with a 2nd round stoppage win over Mitchell Seigrist in Houston, Texas. Over the next three years he boxed a further 14 times, winning 12 with two draws including one draw with the then unbeaten Michael Simms. By January 2004, Cora could boast an unbeaten professional record of 13-0-2.

In October 2005, Cora challenged for, and won, the NABF version of the cruiserweight title beating champion Arthur Williams after Williams corner retired him in the 8th round. He would defend the belt only once against Darnell Wilson in March 2006 before losing it in his first career defeat to Russian Vadim Tokarev in May of the same year.

Cora suffered his second career defeat to unbeaten former Olympian team-mate Matt Godfrey in his very next fight. The fight which took place in April 2007 in Connecticut was also for Cora's former NABF belt which had been vacated by Tokarev. Godfrey won the fight via a 2nd round TKO.

The Contender Series In 2008 Cora joined the cast of the 4th series of the boxing reality show, The Contender and became a member of the blue team. On 3 December 2008 he boxed his first round contest against the gold team's Joell Godfrey and won a unanimous decision over 5 rounds. He was knocked out of the competition at the quarter-final stage after meeting Canadian Troy Ross who stopped him in the 1st round. In the season finale he knocked out Tim Flamos in the 3rd round

Comeback After a 15 month layoff Cora Jr. returned to the ring on 4 June 2010 to face Billy Willis in a fight made at heavyweight winning in the sixth round. He fought twice more in 2010 beating Rubin Williams on 19 August and traveling to Manchester in England on 13 November to lose an eliminator contest for the IBF cruiserweight title to Enad Licina. In his first fight of 2011 on 5 March Cora Jr fought abroad once more traveling to Poland to fight Pawel Kolodziej for the WBA International cruiserweight title only to lose on points over 12 rounds.

Professional boxing record

Loss

TKO 9 17/04/2015

Win

KO 2 (8) 28/03/2014

Win

KO 11 (12) 26/10/2013

Win

UD 6 25/08/2012

Loss

UD 10 09/09/2011

Loss

UD 12 05/03/2011

Loss

UD 12 13/11/2010

Win

RTD 5 19/08/2010

Win

RTD 6 04/06/2010

Win

TKO 3 25/02/2009

Loss

TKO 1 28/01/2009

Win

UD 5 03/12/2008

Loss

TKO 2 06/04/2007

Loss

TKO 4 18/05/2006

Win

UD 10 24/03/2006

Win

TKO 8 27/10/2005

Win

TKO 6 02/12/2004

Win

UD 12 07/08/2004

Win

MD 12 25/06/2004

Win

TKO 3 15/01/2004

Win

TKO 3 05/12/2003

Win

UD 8 09/08/2003

PTS 6 27/06/2003

PTS 10 15/03/2003

Win

UD 8 03/08/2002

Win

UD 8 27/06/2002

Win

UD 4 09/04/2002

Win

UD 6 25/01/2002

Win

TKO 1 21/12/2001

Win

KO 1 26/10/2001

Win

UD 4 25/05/2001

Win

TKO 1 25/01/2001

Win

TKO 1 26/10/2000

Win

TKO 2 21/09/2000

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Felix Cora, Jr.?

American boxer

When was Felix Cora, Jr. born?

Felix Cora, Jr. was born on 25 April 1980 in Galveston.

What is Felix Cora, Jr.'s occupation?

Felix Cora, Jr. is a boxer.

What nationality is Felix Cora, Jr.?

Felix Cora, Jr. is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Felix Cora, Jr.

· Wikidata: Q5442174

· DBpedia: Felix Cora Jr.

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