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Merhav Mohar
PROFILE |
| DOB |
6/23/83 |
| Height |
5'9" |
| Weight |
150lbs |
| Fighting Styles |
Full Contact Karate, Krav Maga, Muay Thai, Boxing |
| Years Trained |
13 |
Fight Record
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Pro boxing:
18 (12KO)-L2
Pro Muay Thai:
W 25 (10KO)-D5-L0
Amateur Muay Thai: W10-D1-L3 |
TITLES
- 2004 fought for a WBC world title
- 2003 - officially ranked in the top 20 in the WBC
- 2002 - Israeli boxing titles at 65 kilo’s (147lbs)
- 2001 & 2000 – Israeli Muay Thai title at 65 kilo’s (147lbs)
- 1999 – Placed 2nd in the Kings amateur Muay Thai world cup tournament in Thailand
- 1998 – Placed 3rd in the Kings amateur Muay Thai world cup tournament in Thailand
- 1998 - Received a 1st dan black belt in Kyukoshin karate
- 1994 thru 1999 - Israeli Kyokushin Karate (full contact) Champion
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BIOGRAPHY
Merhav’s affair with boxing started when he was 12 years old. Before having to join the Israeli Army, he fought all over Europe- gaining titles and recognition along his way. After four years in the army, he came to the U.S. and fought under Oscar de la Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions and was soon gaining speed in the U.S. boxing circuit from Las Vegas to Atlantic City. “The Sergeant” as he’s affectionately known in the boxing circle, Merhav’s life changed in a fight that took place in Georgia. “Reborn” after a life changing injury from that fight, he decided to settle here to rehabilitate, rebuild, and train others in boxing. As the Head Coach of Knuckleup’s Boxing Program, Merhav is a certified karate and fitness trainer, as well as a certified military instructor in Krav Maga.
PHOTOS
Advice for Fighters:
“The hardest fight you will ever have to fight is against yourself. As long as u never lose that fight, you will win the rest”
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