Jennifer Lozano

Olympian 2024

Elite World Championships - 2022

Athlete Bio#

Age

Hometown

Laredo, TX

Jennifer Lozano is from the small border town of Laredo, Texas. Lozano put herself and her city on the map with a top two finish in Santiago and she became the first Olympian from Laredo in any sport. Lozano's boxing journey started through her wanting to develop a defense mechanism to bullying. As Lozano fought through her adversity, she quickly started making an impact in boxing and put up an impressive resume in the last few years. The 50 kg boxer won bronze at the 2023 Gee Bee International Tournament. Lozano also won gold at the 2022 USA Boxing Elite National Championship and bronze in the 2022 USA Boxing International Invitational.

HOMETOWN: Laredo, Texas

DOB: 11/24/2002

WEIGHT CLASS: 51 KG/112 LBS.

PERSONAL COACH: Eddie Vela

Career Highlights

2024 Paris Olympic Games Boxer
2024 USA Boxing National Championships-1st
2023 Santiago Pan American Games - 2nd
2023 Gee Bee International Tournament - 3rd
2022 USA Boxing Elite National Championships - 1st
2022 USA Boxing International Invitational - 3rd
2022 AMBC Elite Championships - 1st
2021 USA Boxing Elite National Championships - 1st
2020 USA Boxing Elite National Championships - 1st
2019 USA Boxing Elite National Championships - 3rd
2019 Eastern Regional Open - 1st
2019 Western Regional Open - 3rd
2019 National Golden Gloves - 1st
2018 National Golden Gloves - 1st
2016 National Junior Olympics - 1st
2015 National Junior Olympics - 1st

Athlete News#

Jennifer Punches her Ticket to Paris#

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Jennifer in the News

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The Texas border town "troublemaker" now inspiring women to chase their dreams
The USA boxing star exclusively tells Olympics.com how she broke female boxing stereotypes in her hometown after being bullied, why Floyd Mayweather is her idol, and why her nickname is so fitting.
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Boxing ‘troublemaker’ Jennifer Lozano becomes the 1st Olympian from Laredo, Texas
Jennifer Lozano punched her ticket at the Pan American Games to become the first athlete, male or female, to represent Laredo, Texas in an Olympic Games.
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Hometown Hopefuls: Jennifer Lozano
Jennifer talks to NBC Sports for their Hometown Hopefuls series!
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How Growing Up on the Border Shaped Jennifer Lozano
Jennifer shares her story with Team USA.
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Inside the life of Jennifer#

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Jennifer in Video#

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