2036 0-6 Golden Gloves saw winners Historic American Frankie Toledo (7-0-0) and Historic Frenchman Marvin Gerardin (6-1-0(2)) get their careers off to a great start.
Special notes on moving to contender from Journeyman is Adian Bartlett who moves in with the retirement of Accobucci. Historic Venezuelan Freddie Rengifo had a disastrous last season in contender going 1-6 and regulated comes back strong with a 1st place 5-2-0 showing and recording his 40th career win in the process.
Contenders winning their group and promoted to World are as follows, historic Mexican Alejandro Estrada 6-1-0 (26-17-0(4) overall). Historic Puerto Rician Rafael Vazquez went 7-0-0 to finish with a 32-14-0 record. RFG American Shawn Price also goes 7-0-0(3) 18-3-1(7) overall and historic American KO Mars completes the first time ever in the division debut SWEEP also going a perfect 7-0-0 and a 22-8-0 overall.
Historic Australian Bert Spango made the ,most of his world debut going 6-1-0(1) (25-4-0(4) overall) and enters the super series fir the first time. Joining him is RFG Russian Robert Ahba going 5-2-0 (25-5-0(5) overall) who will also make his super series debut. They will face last years super series performers historic American Jason Litzau who lost to historic Frenchman Ray Famechon in the semis via 5th rd TKO. Famechon then fought Collins to a DRAW in the finals. Collins lost the title due to rank this season.
Former 2017 champion Historic Mexican Andre Acobucci calls it a HOF career going 55-39-0(14) with all of his KO's coming in the 3-7th rounds. RFG American Pat Jordan calls it a career going 44-49-3(6) between contender and journeyman. RFG French Polynesian Dave Walker got a UD win his final fight to record his 40th win 40-48-5(6). Dominican Republic RFG Pasqual Rouse calls it a career with a 36-51-1(13).Another HOF entry is historical Panamanian Rigoberto Riasco who recorded a 10 bout win streak and was stopped only 7 times to a 49-38-1(11) with an impressive contender record of 30-12-0(5) . Historic Mexican Armando Guerren calls it a HOF career as well going 54-38-3(4) . Former 2028 season champion RFG American Chris Lee also calls it a HOF career going 58-34-0(22) despite not recording a single knockout in 3rd round (only round not to get a KO) he spent 8 of his 10 season in the top division
Super Series Semis
Spango (c) vs Famechon
Ahba vs Litzau
7-15 Division Golden Gloves winners RFG Americans Michael Carr and Ryan Chapman easily wins their groups at 6-1-0.
Special mention on journeyman moving to contender Dominican Republic RFG Luis Solis was regulated form contender last season with a 1-6- record and came roaring back going 7-0-0(2) to improve to 55-38-3(15)and a lock for HOF when he retires.
Promoted to World is RFG Argentina Jose Lara who is a former champ and successfully defended his title against Hong who threw a whopping 2327 punches missed to 2471 punches thrown in the 2035 finals. He has a record of 39-15-1(9). Historic Welshman Jem Driscoll makes his debut to world after a 7-0-0 showing improving to 25-5-0(3). Filipino Meynard Magno will debut in world with a record of 14--7-0(1). American RFG Judd Mills will also debut in world with a record of 25-12-0(7)
Retiring is as follows RFG Canadian Rusty Bassett 46-43-3(6) never went past 8 rounds only fought 1 box off (draw won on points) 7 bout win streak and was stopped only 3 times. HOF 2038 RFG American Richard Davis 47-46-2(10). Former champ RFG American Justin Stone 46-46-2(12) will enter the HOF in 2038. RFG Puerto Rician Pedro Diaz also enters the HOF finishing with a 52-7-3(6) record. RFG Australian Justin Trevlyan ends his career at 48-41-1(12)