Larry Mosley

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Larry Dennis Mosley (born December 26, 1979 in Watts, CA) is a boxer in the Welterweight division.

Mosley is boxing champion Shane Mosley's cousin [1].

[edit] Amateur Career

Mosley had an outstanding amateur career, and was the 1998 and 1999 United States Amateur Welterweight Champion.

Mosley's major amateur tournament results are as follows:

1997 3rd Place as a Light Welterweight at United States Championships. Results were:
- Defeated Bobby Jaramillo on points
- Defeated Larry Nicholson on points
- Lost to Anthony Hanshaw on points
1998 Welterweight Silver Medalist at Goodwill Games in New York City. Results were:
- Defeated Serguei Dzinziruk (Ukraine) on points
- Defeated Roberto Guerra on points
- Lost to Andrei Mishin (Russia) on points
1998 United States Amateur Welterweight Champion. Results were:
- Defeated Joshua Lavergene on points
- Defeated Ed Hernandez on points
- Defeated Miguel Espino on points
- Defeated Johnny DeJesus on points
1999 United States Amateur Welterweight Champion. Results were:
- Defeated Stacy Harris on points
- Defeated Napoleon Cleveland on points
- Defeated Ishe Smith on points
- Defeated Joel Salas on points
- Defeated Arturo Morales on points
1999 World Championships in Houston, United States, competed as a Welterweight. Results were:
- Defeated Yuri Foreman (Israel) on points
- Lost to Juan Hernandez Sierra (Cuba) on points
Won the Welterweight competition at the 2000 Olympic Trials. Results were:
- Defeated Cliff Richards on points
- Defeated James Webb on points
- Defeated Dante Craig on points

At the Olympic Box-Offs, Dante Craig would defeat Mosley twice, to earn the United States Olympic bid at Welterweight.

[edit] Professional Career

Mosley turned pro in 2000 and has had limited success. In his two high profile bouts, he has come up with draws, against Miguel Figueroa and Golden Johnson, both in 2006.