Jason Douglas (boxer)

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Born

February 6, 1980

Medal record

Men's Boxing
Competitor for Canada
Commonwealth Games
Gold	2002 Manchester	Heavyweight
Pan American Games
Bronze	2003 Santo Domingo	Heavyweight

Jason Douglas (born February 6, 1980) is a Canadian boxer best known to win the Commonwealth title 2002 in the heavyweight 91 kg/201 lbs limit division.

Amateur

In Manchester 2002 he beat (David Haye walkover), Shane Cameron (Nzl) RSC2 and Kertson Manswell (Tri) in the final 20-13 for the Commonwealth title.

He also earned a bronze medal at the PanAm Games 2003 in Santo Domingo after losing to world champion Odlanier Solis 2:16.

His amateur record was 88 bouts, with 76 wins (26 by TKO).

Pro

Currently fighting in the light heavyweight division.

References

v t e Commonwealth Boxing Champions in Men's Heavyweight

1930 – 1938: over 79.5 kg 1950: over 80 kg 1954 – 1982: over 81 kg 1986 – 2006: up to 91 kg

1930: Anthony Stuart (ENG) 1934: Pat Floyd (ENG) 1948: Thomas Osborne (CAN) 1950: Frank Creagh (NZL) 1954: Brian Harper (ENG) 1958: Daniel Bekker (RSA) 1962: George Oywello (UGA) 1966: Bill Kini (NZL) 1970: Benson Masanda (UGA) 1974: Neville Meade (ENG) 1978: Julius Awome (ENG) 1982: Willie de Wit (CAN) 1986: Jimmy Peau (NZL) 1990: George Onyango (KEN) 1994: Omar Ahmed (KEN) 1998: Mark Simmons (CAN) 2002: Jason Douglas (CAN) 2006: Brad Pitt (AUS) 2010: Simon Vallily (ENG)

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Name	Douglas, Jason
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Short description	Canadian boxer
Date of birth	February 6, 1980
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