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'''Victor José Bisbal Melero''' (born 2 July 1980 in [[Ponce, Puerto Rico]] is a heavyweight [[Boxing|boxer]] from [[Puerto Rico]], best known to won gold medal in 2002 Central American Games in heavyweight division, won bronze medal in 2003 Pan American Games also to participate in the Olympics 2004.'
'''Victor José Bisbal Melero''' (born 2 July 1980 in [[Ponce, Puerto Rico]] is a heavyweight [[Boxing|boxer]] from [[Puerto Rico]], best known for winning a gold medal at the 2002 Central American and Caribbean Games in the heavyweight division, and for winning a bronze medal at the 2003 Pan American Games. He also participated at the 2004 Olympic Games.


==His Life==
==His Life==
Victor Bisbal began in the sport at 15 years old, before beginning boxing he was a Athlete in Throw weight and discus, He won four rings of LAI winner in University competition and had many record of distance in Puerto Rico, He was graduated in year 2005 on bachelor degree in Physical Education in [[Turabo University]] in Puerto Rico. Victor married on march 13, 2010 with Mariler Mejias volleyball player, Victor have two brothers Ricardo and Gerardo and one sister Mayela, [[Gerardo Bisbal]] also is boxer National Champ of Puerto Rico, bronze medallist in 2002 in 81 kg, 2006 in +91 kg and 2010 gold medallist in [[Central American and Caribbean Games]] and participated in 2003 in 91 kg and 2007 in +91 kg [[Pan American games]] and current Puertorican National Champ.
Victor Bisbal began in the sport at the age of 15 years. Before beginning boxing, he competed in hurling and discus, winning four LAI championship rings in University competition and holding many Puerto Rican distance records. He graduated in 2005 with a bachelor degree in Physical Education from [[Turabo University]] in Puerto Rico. Victor got married on March 13, 2010 to Mariler Mejias, a volleyball player. Victor has three siblings, brothers Ricardo and Gerardo and sister Mayela. His brother[[Gerardo Bisbal]] is also a boxer and National Champ of Puerto Rico, bronze medallist in 2002 in 81 kg, 2006 in +91 kg and 2010 gold medallist [[Central American and Caribbean Games]], having participated in 2003 in 91 kg and 2007 in +91 kg [[Pan American Games]].


==Amateur achievements==
==Amateur achievements==


'''Record 60–11''' Puertorican National Champ 1999–2004
'''Record 60–11''' Puertorican National Champ 1999–2004
[[Bisbal]] began in boxing at 18 years old; he had victories against [[Jason Estrada]] (USA) (2 times), [[David Cadieux]] (CAN) (2 times), [[Davin King]] (USA) (1-1), [[George Garcia]] (USA,MEX)(1-1)
[[Bisbal]] began boxing as an amateur at 18 years old; he had victories against [[Jason Estrada]] (USA) (2 times), [[David Cadieux]] (CAN) (2 times), [[Davin King]] (USA) (1-1), [[George Garcia]] (USA,MEX)(1-1)


He was defeated by [[Manuel Azar]] (ARG)(once), [[Pedro Carrion]] and [[Michel López Núñez]] (CUB)(once), [[Davin King]], [[George Garcia]] and [[Calvin Brock]] (USA)(once), [[Andrey Derevtsov]] (RUS)(once), [[Bermane Stiverne]] (CAN), [[Sebastian Koeber]] (GER), [[Jaroslav Jakstov]] (LIT)(once)
He was defeated by [[Manuel Azar]] (ARG)(once), [[Pedro Carrion]] and [[Michel López Núñez]] (CUB)(once), [[Davin King]], [[George Garcia]] and [[Calvin Brock]] (USA)(once), [[Andrey Derevtsov]] (RUS)(once), [[Bermane Stiverne]] (CAN), [[Sebastian Koeber]] (GER), [[Jaroslav Jakstov]] (LIT)(once)


He participated in [[1999 Pan American Games Qualification]] Tournament for Central American - Salinas, Puerto Rico results were: these were his first amateur fights.
He participated in [[1999 Pan American Games Qualification]] Tournament for Central American - Salinas, Puerto Rico. These were his first amateur fights. Results were:


won against [[Benjamin Garcia]] (MEX) 11:10 quarterfinal
won against [[Benjamin Garcia]] (MEX) 11:10 quarterfinal
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won against [[Kertson Manswell]] (TRI) RSCO 4, final
won against [[Kertson Manswell]] (TRI) RSCO 4, final


'''Participated''' [[2002 World cup]], Azerbaijan results were: +91 kg Participated with Mexican team because Puerto Rico not participated.
'''Participated''' [[2002 World cup]], Azerbaijan results were: +91 kg Participated with Mexican team because Puerto Rico did not participate.


'''Mexico vs Korea'''
'''Mexico vs Korea'''
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Lost against [[Andrey Derevtsov]] (RUS) 21:19
Lost against [[Andrey Derevtsov]] (RUS) 21:19
After this fight the spectators booed decision.
After this fight the spectators booed the decision.


*[[2003 Pan American Games]], Santo Domingo, Republica Dominicana results were: +91 kg won bronze medal
*[[2003 Pan American Games]], Santo Domingo, Republica Dominicana results were: +91 kg won bronze medal
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**lost against [[Michel López Núñez]] (CUB) 17:13 semifinal
**lost against [[Michel López Núñez]] (CUB) 17:13 semifinal
*[[2004 Titan Games]] Atlanta, USA result were:
*[[2004 Titan Games]] Atlanta, USA result were:
**lost against [[Sebastian Koeber]] (GER) 25-18 doubtful decision.
**lost against [[Sebastian Koeber]] (GER) 25-18
*[[2004 Boxing Olympic Qualifications]] Tijuana, Mexico results were:
*[[2004 Boxing Olympic Qualifications]] Tijuana, Mexico results were:
**lost against [[Bermane Stiverne]] (CAN) points doubtful decision
**lost against [[Bermane Stiverne]] (CAN) points doubtful decision
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==Profesional career==
==Profesional career==


Victor signed with [[Top Rank]] in his professional debut in the year 2005, but after lost he continue his career without promoter, he continue fightning and his manager was [[Evangelista Cotto]] posing record of 13-1 11ko, in 2009 year since his fight number 15th Victor Bisbal began with new manager [[Orlando Piñeiro]] also manager of [[Juan Manuel Lopez]] hope that his career will go for road until many titles. Victor and Juan Manuel are very friends, Victor always up to the ring in the Juan Manuel importants fights.
Victor signed with [[Top Rank]] for his professional debut in the year 2005, but after a defeat he continued his career without a promoter. He continued fighting and his manager was [[Evangelista Cotto]], Bisbal posting a record of 13-1 11 knockouts. In 2009, a year since his fight number 15, Victor Bisbal began with a new manager [[Orlando Piñeiro]], who also manages [[Juan Manuel Lopez]], hoping that his career will reach many championship titles. Victor and Juan Manuel are very good friends, Victor can always be seen in the ring before and after Juan Manuel's importants fights.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 12:36, 5 March 2013

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Victor Bisbal Melero
Born
Victor José Bisbal Melero

2 july 1980
Salinas, Puerto Rico
NationalityPuerto Rico
Other namesVitito
Statistics
Weight(s)Heavyweight
StanceOrthodox
Boxing record
Total fights19
Wins18
Wins by KO13
Losses1
Draws0
No contests0
Victor Bisbal
Medal record
Representing  Puerto Rico
Men's Boxing
Pan American Games
Bronze medal – third place 2003 Santo Domingo Super Heavyweight
Central American and Caribbean Games
Gold medal – first place 2002 San Salvador Heavyweight

Victor José Bisbal Melero (born 2 July 1980 in Ponce, Puerto Rico is a heavyweight boxer from Puerto Rico, best known for winning a gold medal at the 2002 Central American and Caribbean Games in the heavyweight division, and for winning a bronze medal at the 2003 Pan American Games. He also participated at the 2004 Olympic Games.

His Life

Victor Bisbal began in the sport at the age of 15 years. Before beginning boxing, he competed in hurling and discus, winning four LAI championship rings in University competition and holding many Puerto Rican distance records. He graduated in 2005 with a bachelor degree in Physical Education from Turabo University in Puerto Rico. Victor got married on March 13, 2010 to Mariler Mejias, a volleyball player. Victor has three siblings, brothers Ricardo and Gerardo and sister Mayela. His brotherGerardo Bisbal is also a boxer and National Champ of Puerto Rico, bronze medallist in 2002 in 81 kg, 2006 in +91 kg and 2010 gold medallist Central American and Caribbean Games, having participated in 2003 in 91 kg and 2007 in +91 kg Pan American Games.

Amateur achievements

Record 60–11 Puertorican National Champ 1999–2004 Bisbal began boxing as an amateur at 18 years old; he had victories against Jason Estrada (USA) (2 times), David Cadieux (CAN) (2 times), Davin King (USA) (1-1), George Garcia (USA,MEX)(1-1)

He was defeated by Manuel Azar (ARG)(once), Pedro Carrion and Michel López Núñez (CUB)(once), Davin King, George Garcia and Calvin Brock (USA)(once), Andrey Derevtsov (RUS)(once), Bermane Stiverne (CAN), Sebastian Koeber (GER), Jaroslav Jakstov (LIT)(once)

He participated in 1999 Pan American Games Qualification Tournament for Central American - Salinas, Puerto Rico. These were his first amateur fights. Results were:

won against Benjamin Garcia (MEX) 11:10 quarterfinal

won against Leon Palmer (JAM) RSC 3 semifinal

won against Juan Romans (COS) 9:6 final

Participated in 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada with only 7 fights, results were: +91 kg

lost against Manuel Azar (ARG) 14:7 quarterfinal

Participated in 2000 Boxing Olympic Qualifications, results were:

lost against Calvin Brock (USA) RSCH 3

Participated in 2002 Central American and Caribbean Games, Cartagena, Colombia results were: 91 kg won gold medal

won against Cesar Uribe (MEX) KO 1, bodyshot, quarter final

won against Elibert Cova (VEN) walkover, semifinal

won against Kertson Manswell (TRI) RSCO 4, final

Participated 2002 World cup, Azerbaijan results were: +91 kg Participated with Mexican team because Puerto Rico did not participate.

Mexico vs Korea

won against Mouzafar Saipov (KOR) walkover

Mexico vs Russia

Lost against Andrey Derevtsov (RUS) 21:19 After this fight the spectators booed the decision.

Profesional career

Victor signed with Top Rank for his professional debut in the year 2005, but after a defeat he continued his career without a promoter. He continued fighting and his manager was Evangelista Cotto, Bisbal posting a record of 13-1 11 knockouts. In 2009, a year since his fight number 15, Victor Bisbal began with a new manager Orlando Piñeiro, who also manages Juan Manuel Lopez, hoping that his career will reach many championship titles. Victor and Juan Manuel are very good friends, Victor can always be seen in the ring before and after Juan Manuel's importants fights.

References

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