About Jean-François Bergeron
Born 1973. Jean-François Bergeron is a Canadian boxer.
Jean-François Bergeron (born July 26, 1973) is a Canadian former professional boxer. As an amateur, he represented his native country at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia.
Amateur career He won the Canadian championship five time and won gold in 4 international championships, beating the likes of Paolo Vidoz and Michael Sprott.
Southpaw Bergeron won the silver medal at the 1995 Pan American Games. He competed in Atlanta at the Olympics but was knocked out by Attila Levin.
Bergeron wrapped up his amateur career with a record of 70 wins, 15 defeats.
Professional career Bergeron fought his first pro bout on April 3, 1998, at age 24. In 2001 he beat undefeated American amateur champ Willie Palms. In 2003 he beat Darroll Wilson (who holds a knockout win over Shannon Briggs). Bergeron was injured at the time and fought only with his right arm from the second round, but still managed to win the fight by a unanimous decision. In 2006 he bested Steve Panell (who had knocked down Wladimir Klitschko when they fought).
Fight against Valuev Bergeron faced former WBA heavyweight champion Nikolai Valuev on Sept 29th 2007 in Germany. He lost by unanimous decision.
After his fight with Valuev he fought Dominick Guinn losing by second-round knockout on October 24, 2008.
Professional boxing record +27 Wins (19 knockouts, 8 decisions), 2 Losses (1 knockout, 1 decision)
Loss
KO 2 24/10/2008
Loss
UD 12 29/09/2007
Win
UD 10 15/06/2007
Win
TKO 4 26/01/2007
Win
KO 5 15/09/2006
Win
TKO 1 02/06/2006
Win
KO 3 24/03/2006
Win
UD 8 16/09/2005
Win
TKO 4 18/03/2005
Win
UD 6 03/12/2004
Win
KO 2 20/03/2004
Win
UD 10 07/03/2003
Win
TKO 5 17/11/2002
Win
KO 4 06/09/2002
Win
RTD 7 31/05/2002
Win
TKO 3 21/04/2002
Win
UD 6 18/01/2002
Win
TKO 2 30/11/2001
Win
UD 6 28/09/2001
Win
TKO 2 10/07/2001
Win
TKO 3 02/03/2001
Win
KO 2 15/12/2000
Win
UD 4 16/06/2000
Win
UD 6 06/05/2000
Win
TKO 4 29/06/1999
Win
KO 2 06/11/1998
Win
TKO 3 05/05/1998
Win
KO 2 24/04/1998
Win
TKO 2 03/04/1998
Outside the ring Bergeron is often asked to take on the analyst role in boxing matches, appearing on local Québec channel TVA and Québec radio stations. He offered his expertise on radio on Lucian Bute's championship fight at the Bell Centre in Montréal on October 19, 2007. He also served as a sparring partner to Vitali Klitchko in preparation for his fight against Corrie Sanders for the WBC world heavyweight championship in April 2004.
He has also successfully completed his firefighter training and is currently working as a firefighter at the St-Jérôme fire station.
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Who is Jean-François Bergeron?
Canadian boxer
When was Jean-François Bergeron born?
Jean-François Bergeron was born on 26 June 1973 in Saint-Jérôme.
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Jean-François Bergeron is a boxer.
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Jean-François Bergeron is Canadian.
Sources & further reading
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