Jean Pérez

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Jean Pérez

Personal information

Full name

Jean Piero Pérez

Nationality

Venezuela

Born

March 7, 1981

Sport

Boxing

Rated at

Flyweight

Medal record

Central American and Caribbean Games
Gold	2002 San Salvador	Flyweight
South American Games
Bronze	2002 Belém	Flyweight

Jean Piero Pérez (born March 7, 1981) is a male boxer from Venezuela, who won the gold medal as an amateur at the 2002 Central American and Caribbean Games in San Salvador. In the final he defeated Puerto Rico's Carlos Valcárcel.

A resident of San Félix, Venezuela Pérez made his professional debut on April 24, 2004 defeating Panama's Eloy Carpintero in the Gimnasio Rafael Hernández in Panama City.

References

Professional boxing record for Jean Pérez from BoxRec

v t e Central American and Caribbean Games Boxing Champions in Men's Flyweight

1935 – 2008: up to 51 kg

1935: Juan Parra (MEX) 1938: José Torres (PUR) 1946: Raymundo Abreu (DOM) 1950: Carlos Serrano (GUA) 1954: Antonio Guevara (MEX) 1959: Pablo Lugo (PUR) 1962: Melquiades Saenz (VEN) 1966: ?? Marinca (CUB) 1970: Eduardo Barragán (COL) 1974: Alfredo Pérez (VEN) 1978: Rafael Orono (VEN) 1982: Omar Santiesteben (CUB) 1986: Pedro Orlando Reyes (CUB) 1990: David Serradas (VEN) 1993: Manuel Mantilla (CUB) 1998: Manuel Mantilla (CUB) 2002: Jean Pérez (VEN) 2006: Juan Carlos Payano (DOM) 2010: Jonathan González (PUR)

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