With Their Families Being From Mexico, Boxers Gonzalez, Lozano Are Proud To Represent Both Their Heritage And Team USA In Paris
Jajaira Gonzalez will represent Team USA at 60 kg. and Jennifer Lozano at 50 kg. in their Olympic debuts.
5'6"
24
Midlothian
Currently reside: Midlothian, Ill.
Coach’s name: Felix Gonzalez Sr.
Club name: Chicago Youth Boxing Club
When did you start boxing and why: I started at nine-years-old because I always wanted to try it, and I fell in love with the sport.
Amateur record: 89-15
What do you think is your greatest asset in the ring: I’m a smart and defensive boxer, as well as good footwork.
If you weren’t boxing, what would you be doing? Basketball
Who has been your biggest inspiration and why: My father. He is my coach and he has dedicated a lot of time to me so I can be the best.
What motivates you the most: Wanting to make it to the 2020 Olympics and winning a gold medal.
What are five things that most people don’t know about you: 1. I love watching scary movies. 2. I love to travel. 3. I like to play video games. 4. I like History. 5. I like sports cars.
National titles won: 2013 Silver Gloves National Champion, 2015 Ringside National Champion, 2016 USA Boxing Junior National Champion
Jajaira Gonzalez will represent Team USA at 60 kg. and Jennifer Lozano at 50 kg. in their Olympic debuts.
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