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Mark Anthony Breland was born on the 11th May 1963, in Brooklyn, New York City USA, and is a former professional boxer, Los Angeles Olympic champion (1984), Munich World Champion (1982), and professional WBA world champion (1987, 1989-1990). He was active in the professional sport from 1984 to 1997.

How much is the net worth of Mark Breland? It has been estimated by authoritative sources that the overall size of his wealth is as much as $2 million, as of the data presented in early 2017. Sport is the major source of Breland’s modest fortune.

To begin with, Mark was raised in Brooklyn. He had an impressive amateur career with the statistics of 110-1. Among other victories, he became the New York Golden Gloves Champion five times (1980 – 1984). In 1982, he won a Golden Gloves national title gold medal, beating Louis Howard in the final battle. A year later he won the title again after winning the decisive duel with James Mitchell. In the first half of 1982, he participated in the Munich World Championships. First he defeated Swedish Vesa Koskel, then Romanian Miyabi Ciobotar and Yosef Dani. In the semi-finals, he defeated the German representative Manfred Zielonka and in the final fight he won over Serik Konakbayev, becoming the world champion.

In 1984, Mark turned professional, after performing at the Los Angeles Olympic Games. He won the first fight with Canadian Wayne Gordon, then celebrated the victory against his rivals Carlos Reyes, Rudel Obreja and Genaro Léon. Luciano Bruno he defeated the semi-finals, and won the gold medal against An Young-Su, becoming the Olympic champion.

Overall, he fought 39 fights in the professional ring from 1984 to 1997. He won 35 of them, including 25 by knockout. At the beginning of 1987, he defeated Harold Volbrecht with TKO, becoming the WBA world welterweight champion. However, the title was lost on the 22nd August, as the result of a defeat by Marlon Starling. He recovered on the 4th February 1989, thanks to his victory against Korean, Seung-Soon Lee. In the summer of 1990, he lost the championship belt to Aaron Davis, by a KO. The following year he had 4 fights, 3 of which he won against Mexican Ariel Conde, American Henry Anaya Jr. and Mexican Julian Samaha. Yet, the fight with Mexican Jorge Vaca was lost. Afterwards, he won three fights against Americans Ricardo Smith, Buck Smith and Darryl Lattimore in 1996. In 1997, he won the fight against Bobby Butters, but after winning the fight against Rick Haynes on the 21st March 1997, Mark Breland announced his retirement from the professional sport. To summarise, all the above mentioned victories added significant sums to the total size of Mark Breland net worth.

Finally, in the personal life of Breland, he does not reveal any private details, but is believed to be still single.

IMDB Wikipedia “U.S. Acres” aka “Orson’s Farm” $2 million 1963 1963-5-11 6′ 2″ (1.88 m) Actor Ariel Conde Bobby Butters Brooklyn Buck Smith Ricardo SmithAaron Davis Carlos Reyes d VolbrechtAn Young-Su Darryl Lattimore Five-Time New York Golden Gloves Champion (1980–84) Genaro Léon Germany Gold medal He Got Game (1998) Henry Anaya Jr Intercity Golden Gloves in the welterweight division (1981) James Mitchell Jorge Vaca Julian Samaha Luciano Bruno Rudel Obreja Manfred Zielonka Mark Anthony Breland Mark Breland Net Worth May 11 Miyabi Ciobotar Morning Breath (2002) Munich New York Olympic Games – 1984 Los Angeles (Gold Medal on Starling Harol Rick Haynes Serik Konakbayev Seung-Soon Lee Marl Summer of Sam (1999) Taurus The Lords of Discipline (1983) The Undercover Man (2005) United States Amateur Welterweight Champion (1983) Vesa KoskelThe Lords of Discipline (1983) Wayne Gordon Welterweight World Amateur Championships – 1982 Munich (Gold Medal World Championships ( 1982 Yosef Dani

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Mark Anthony Breland Important Facts

• Trains current WBC world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.
• He was an olympic gold medalist in the 1984 olympics and a two-time welterweight champion, who won the WBA title in 1987 and again in 1989. He retired in 1997 with a record of 35-3-1 with 25 KOs.

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