Weight Class: Light welterweight/141 pounds Height: 5-11 Weight: 141 pounds Born: January 20, 1982 in San Antonio, Texas Hometown: San Antonio, Texas National Ranking 2000 2 - lightweight 2001 6- lightweight 2002 4- lightweight 2003 10-lightweight 2004 2- light welter 2005 1- light welter 2006 1- light welter 2005 US Championships Silver medalist 2005 Ringside World Champion 2004 US Championships Bronze medalist 2000 & 2005 Regional & Texas Golden Gloves Champion 2000 National Golden Gloves bronze medalist 12 Texas State Champion (1990 - Present) 3 time Armed forces Champion 2004 Olympic Trials School: McCollum High Schol (c/o 2000) USAF 2002 - 2006 Fitness & Nutrition Diploma Incarnate Word University - Major Business Mgt. Occupation: Aerospace Propulsion (Jet Engine Mechanic) – U.S. Air Force Career Highlight: The 2004 Olympic Trials, winning bronze at the 2005 U.S. Championships and first place in Ringside Biggest Influence: My older brother, Arturo Ramos III, he is a six-time national champion Draw to boxing: My older brother boxed with our father’s support and I decided to follow in his footsteps. Greatest strength in the ring: My versatility Other sports played: Played basketball in middle school Loves most about boxing: It’s not a team sport Goals in and out of the ring: The best in everything, just being healthy, wealthy and happy Favorite TV show: Hot Rod TV 2006 Member of 2006 World Cup Team - Baku, Alzerbaijan USA vs Ukraine - Chicago, ILL. USA vs Canadian National Team - Reginia, Sask. National PAL Championships: lost on points to Aaron Bensinger, Fort Carson, Colo., 1-1 (17-10) Ken Goff Dual: dec. Jonathon Bochner, CAN, 28-18; lost on points to Jonathon Bochner, CAN, 17-17 (tiebreaker). U.S. Championships: dec. Michael Dallas, 13-12, in first round; dec. Brad Solomon, 13-12, in quarterfinals; dec. David de la Cruz, 32-11, in semifinals; lost on points to Karl Dargan, 11-5, in finals for 2nd. 2005 U.S. Championships: dec, Antonio Orozco, 12-9, in first round; won on disqualification over Jeremy Bryan, DQ-3, in second round; dec. Eric Canales, 14-12, in quarterfinals; lost on points to Karl Dargan, 16-10, in semifinals for 3rd |
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| HECTOR RAMOS |
| 156 - 37 - 51kos |
| Top ranked Light Welterweight in the nation. Member of USA Boxing's ELITE MEN. |
Hector Ramos takes over
coaching duties at San
Antonio College!
coaching duties at San
Antonio College!
Hector Ramos wrapped up his first week of training at San Antonio College this
past weekend. Ramos was approached about the "job" due to his vast
experience in a sport that spans over 20 years as a amateur & professional
boxer, personal boxing coach and Assistant coach. Ramos has helped develop
a training program with our team that has produced numerous State & National
Champions.
He will use his experience as one of the top amateur boxers in the country to
teach the sweet science to these young boxers.
During his amateur career he was a member of Team USA, USA BOXING's Elite
Men and a member of team USA in dual meets against some of the best boxers
in the world.
Ramos was the #1 ranked boxer in the nation numerous times in his career. He
compiled a 4-0 record as a professional and ended his amateur career with a
record of 156 victories, 37 defeats and 51 knockouts.
Ramos currently works fulltime at Lockheed Martin as a Jet Engine Mechanic
and serves as an Assistant Coach at the family owned boxing gym, Ramos
Boxing Team.
Ramos recently married his long time girlfriend, Tammy Fernandez-Ramos in a
beach wedding in Clearwater, Florida. Both currently own their own home and
are in the process of buying their first home together on the cities southside.
Penn Foster Career School
Class of 2005 · Fitness and Nutrition
Hallmark College
Class of 2008
United States Air Force
Aerospace Propulsion · Apr 2002 to Jun 2006 · Travis Air Force Base,
California
Lockheed Martin
Jet Engine Mechanic · Feb 2009 to present · San Antonio, Texas
Ramos Boxing Team
Personal Coach * Assistant Coach
past weekend. Ramos was approached about the "job" due to his vast
experience in a sport that spans over 20 years as a amateur & professional
boxer, personal boxing coach and Assistant coach. Ramos has helped develop
a training program with our team that has produced numerous State & National
Champions.
He will use his experience as one of the top amateur boxers in the country to
teach the sweet science to these young boxers.
During his amateur career he was a member of Team USA, USA BOXING's Elite
Men and a member of team USA in dual meets against some of the best boxers
in the world.
Ramos was the #1 ranked boxer in the nation numerous times in his career. He
compiled a 4-0 record as a professional and ended his amateur career with a
record of 156 victories, 37 defeats and 51 knockouts.
Ramos currently works fulltime at Lockheed Martin as a Jet Engine Mechanic
and serves as an Assistant Coach at the family owned boxing gym, Ramos
Boxing Team.
Ramos recently married his long time girlfriend, Tammy Fernandez-Ramos in a
beach wedding in Clearwater, Florida. Both currently own their own home and
are in the process of buying their first home together on the cities southside.
Penn Foster Career School
Class of 2005 · Fitness and Nutrition
Hallmark College
Class of 2008
United States Air Force
Aerospace Propulsion · Apr 2002 to Jun 2006 · Travis Air Force Base,
California
Lockheed Martin
Jet Engine Mechanic · Feb 2009 to present · San Antonio, Texas
Ramos Boxing Team
Personal Coach * Assistant Coach
