DeAndrey Abron facts for kids

DeAndrey Abron (born July 31, 1972 – died March 7, 2020) was an American professional boxer. He was known for his powerful punches and competitive spirit. Before becoming a professional boxer, DeAndrey served in the United States Army. He was a very successful amateur boxer, winning many championships. He even challenged for important boxing titles during his professional career.

DeAndrey Abron's Early Boxing Success

DeAndrey Abron was a top amateur boxer. He won the title of National Amateur Light Heavyweight Champion in 2001. This means he was the best amateur light heavyweight boxer in the country that year. He also won the National Golden Gloves Light Heavyweight Champion title in 2003.

DeAndrey was also a champion while serving in the military. He won gold medals in the All Army/Armed Forces Championship every year from 1998 to 2003. He was even the team captain for the World Championships in 2001. In 2000, he was an alternate for the Olympic Team.

DeAndrey Abron's Professional Boxing Career

DeAndrey Abron started his professional boxing career in 2004. This is when boxers begin to compete for money and major titles.

In April 2008, he had a big fight in Dresden, Germany. He challenged Zsolt Erdei for the WBO and lineal light heavyweight titles. These are very important championships in the boxing world. DeAndrey fought hard, but he lost the fight by a unanimous decision. This means all the judges agreed that his opponent won.

DeAndrey competed as a professional boxer until 2011. He had a total of 25 fights during his career. He won 15 of those fights, with 10 wins coming by knockout.

DeAndrey Abron's Boxing Record Summary

Here is a quick look at DeAndrey Abron's professional boxing record: