Ana ortiz weight loss 2014
I drew her a card once with a little rose on it and I gave it to her. When he reached the age of eighteen in 2005 and became a legal adult, he gained custody of his younger brother, who is now a college student. On September 13, 2008, Ortiz fought his first bout scheduled for twelve rounds, against Roberto David Arrieta of Argentina. Ortiz was born in Huntington Beach, California, where he lived until he moved to Santa Ana, California at the age of five. Victor Ortiz boxed at The Garden City Boxing club, where he was trained by five trainers who all worked together to get him ahead in his boxing career. Still in college, Ortiz competed as an amateur for no prize money or contracts. When he was only seven years old, Ortiz supported himself by selling fish that he caught at a local pier and later attended Huntington Beach High School, where he began wrestling during his sophomore year and excelled at the sport, winning a CIF championship at 189 pounds, and finished fourth in the state tournament as a senior. This article is about the American boxer and actor. Ortiz then began attending Golden West where he was a California junior college state champion and All-American two consecutive years before transferring California State University at Bakersfield, where he continued wrestling but was never a full-time starter. Ortiz knocked Maidana to the canvas twice in the second round. He was selected to face Guy Mezger in the Light Heavyweight final after Enson Inoue could not continue due to injury. He beat Wes Albritton in an alternate bout by referee stoppage at 0:31 of the first round. When he was 19 years old, Ortiz ran into an old high school wrestling coach, a future UFC fighter and the head wrestling coach at Golden West College, Paul Herrera, who encouraged him to enroll in the college. When Ortiz was 18 years old, his mother kicked him out of the house and he began living with one of his brothers while doing labor work, and later became addicted to methamphetamines.
Ortiz turned professional later in 2004 while still only seventeen years of age. Despite dominating Mezger at first, Ortiz lost the fight at 2:00 in the first round by a guillotine choke submission. 1 National Champion, 4x NCAA All-American, Freestyle World Champion and 3x Super Bowl Champion Stephen Neal. Victor Ortiz media workout at Westside Boxing Club in Los Angeles on June 24, 2009. However, on June 3, 2005, Ortiz was controversially disqualified in the first round of a bout against unknown Corey Alarcon in Oxnard. Ortiz was victorious in a unanimous decision victory over Nate Campbell on May 15 at Madison Square Garden on the Undercard of Amir Khan vs. He won the Ringside National Title in 2001 and 2002 and the National Jr. After turning professional, Ortiz easily won his first seven fights against weak opposition. Outside of his fighting career, Ortiz is the CEO of the Punishment Athletics MMA equipment and clothing line. Ortiz was born and raised in Garden City, Kansas, and is the third of four children of Mexican parents. Outside of boxing, Ortiz has had roles in the films The Expendables 3 (2014) and Southpaw (2015). Ortiz had a difficult childhood as both of his parents were addicted to heroin, while Ortiz was involved with street gangs, was placed in juvenile halls, and used drugs such as cocaine and PCP. At Cal State Bakersfield Ortiz was behind 2x NCAA Div. After having already knocked Alarcon down once in the round, Ortiz knocked him down again shortly after referee David Denkin ordered the fighters to separate from a clinch. In 2003, Lyle guided Ortiz to a Junior Olympics tournament, where, at the age of sixteen, he won the 132-pound weight division with a perfect 5-0 record. His parents divorced when he was 13 years old, and his mother took the young Ortiz with her back to Huntington Beach. Ortiz suffered a cut in the 5th round and was knocked down in the 6th round.
