Daniel Jacobs
Amateur Career
- 2003 Junior Olympics National Champion
- 2003 International Junior Olympics Champion in Alexandria, USA (70kg).
- 2004 Under-19 United States National Champion in Bushkill, USA (69kg).
- 2004 National Golden Gloves Welterweight Champion in Kansas City, USA.
- 2004 England vs USA Dual Meet Winner in London, England (69kg):
- Defeated Martin Murray (England) 19:17
- Defeated Martin Murray (England) 23:12
- 2005 United States National Championships Silver medalist in Colorado Springs, USA (69kg):
- Defeated Brent Rodriguez RSC 2
- Defeated DeShon Banks 27:24
- Defeated Boyd Melson 15:10
- Lost to Demetrius Andrade 12:18
- 2005 National Golden Gloves Middleweight Champion in Little Rock, USA.
- 2005 World Cup participant in Moscow, Russia (75kg);
- Lost to Matvey Korobov (Russia) RSCOS 3
- 2006 United States National Championships Gold medalist in Colorado Springs, USA (75kg):
- Defeated Cerresso Fort 12:6
- Defeated Maurice Slade RSC 1
- Defeated Shawn Estrada 8:6
- Defeated Shawn Porter 32:21
- 2007 United States Olympic Trials runner-up in Houston, USA (75kg):
- Defeated Shawn Porter 30:18
- Defeated Dominic Wade 18:10
- Lost to Shawn Estrada 13:13+
- Defeated Shawn Porter 31:11
- Lost to Shawn Estrada 14:24
Regional & Minor Titles
Professional Record
Championship Record
- 6-3-0 (5 KO's) in world championship bouts.
- 5-3-0 (4 KO's) against former or current world champions.
- Won against Ishe Smith, Caleb Truax, Sergio Mora (twice) & Peter Quillin.
- Lost against Dmitry Pirog, Gennady Golovkin & Saul Alvarez.
Variant Record
- 2-0-0 (2 KO's) in fights outside his native United States.
- Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: Peter Quillin, Luis Arias, Maciej Sulecki & Sergiy Derevyanchenko.
Notes
- In May 2011, Jacobs was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a life-threatening form of bone cancer. [1]
Awards & Recognition
- ESPN Prospect of the Year (2009)
- Sports Illustrated Prospect of the Year (2009)
- Sports Illustrated Round of the Year (2015, 1st round vs. Sergio Mora)
- The Ring Magazine Comeback of the Year (2012)
External Links
Preceded by: Gennady Golovkin Upgraded to Super Champion |
WBA Middleweight Champion 2014 Aug 9 – 2017 Mar 18 Regular Champion Lost bid for Super Championship |
Succeeded by: Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam Regular Champion |
Preceded by: Gennady Golovkin Stripped |
IBF Middleweight Champion 2018 Oct 27 – 2019 May 04 |
Succeeded by: Saul Alvarez |
Wins: | 35 |
Wins KO: | 3 |
Losses: | 29 |
Losses KO: | 1 |
Role: | Boxer |
Bouts: | 38 |
Rounds: | 169 |
KOs: | 76.32% |
Alias: | Miracle Man |
Born: | 2/03/1987 |
Division: | middleweight |
Stance: | orthodox |
Height: | 5' 11 1/2" / 182cm |
Reach: | 73" / 185cm |
Residence: | Brooklyn, New York, USA |
Birth Place: | Brooklyn, New York, USA |