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.
5'5"
27
Hartsdale
Currently reside: Hartsdale, NY
Coach’s name: Aureliano Sosa
Club name: Atlas Cops & Kids
When did you start boxing and why: At the age of 10, my dad took me to a boxing gym to instill discipline and I have been in love with the sport ever since.
Amateur record: 36-6
What do you think is your greatest asset in the ring: People tell me that it’s my foot-work.
Who has been your biggest inspiration and why: My mom and dad, coach, teammates, family, friends and all the kids at the gym that look up to me! I represent them all when I step in the ring.
What are four things that most people don’t know about you: 1. When I was 13, I was diagnosed with an Osteoid Osteoma (bone tumor) that took off 1.5 years off my boxing career. 2. I was the youngest to compete in the 2016 Olympic Trials at 17-years-old. 3. I fought in the Barclays Center in 2015. 4. I love Classic American Muscle cars.
National titles won: Silver Glove Nationals, 2016 Olympic Qualifier III Champion, 2016 USA Boxing National Elite Champion
Jajaira Gonzalez will represent Team USA at 60 kg. and Jennifer Lozano at 50 kg. in their Olympic debuts.
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