Omari Jones returns to the ring this weekend and we take a look at his boxing record ahead of his latest fight.
He comes from a solid amateur boxing background and has taken well enough to the pros so far.
He looks to be punching well with some power in the professional boxing ranks.
Some things to note on American prospect Jones and his record if you are new to boxing or just need a catch up:
- Amateur: Strong US prospect with multiple medals including Olympic bronze and Worlds silver.
- Compiled solid amateur record through national and international competition.
- Pro: 6-0 with 4 knockouts in early career stages.
- Pro debut and early wins showed impressive finishing power.
- Height around 6’0″, orthodox stance, from Orlando area.
- Transitioning from amateur success to pro at super welterweight.
- High expectations as recent Olympian prospect.
- Amateur record reflects consistency and high-level skill.
- Pro record building steadily with stoppages against decent opposition.
- Still early but positioned as future contender — 6 pro fights in and has impressed.
- His amateur record was 44-8 as an amateur for context.
Here is the Omari Jones time of fight this weekend for those tuning in.
He fights on the same bill as Foster vs Ford in Houston, Texas.
