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Andre Ward

American boxer

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Also known as Andre Michael Ward

Born: February 23, 1984
Birthplace: San Francisco
Citizenship: United States
Occupation: boxer
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Education: Hayward High School
Height: 185 cm
Languages spoken, written or signed: English

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Andre Michael Ward is an American former professional boxer who competed from 2004 to 2017. He retired with an undefeated record and held multiple world championships in two weight classes, including unified super middleweight titles between 2009 and 2015, and unified light heavyweight titles between 2016 and 2017.

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CCreed II2018 · 2018 film directed by Steven Caple Jr.

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Sex or gender: male
Given name: Andre
Participant in: boxing at the 2004 Summer Olympics – light heavyweight awards: Olympic gold medal
Super Six World Boxing Classic
Family name: Ward
Sport: boxing
Mass: 80 kg
Website: andresogward.com language: English
Country for sport: United States
Awards: The Ring magazine Comeback of the Year(2016)
WBO World Light Heavyweight Champion(2016–2017) followed by: Sergey Kovalev · follows: Sergey Kovalev
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Sam Taub Award
International Boxing Hall of Fame(2021)
WBC World Super Middleweight Champion(2011–2013) follows: Carl Froch · followed by: Sakio Bika
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IBF World Light Heavyweight Champion(2016–2017) follows: Sergey Kovalev · followed by: Artur Beterbiev
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1.Stated in list of IBF world champions
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WBA World Super Middleweight Champion(2009–2015) follows: Mikkel Kessler · followed by: Fedor Chudinov
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1.Stated in list of WBA world champions
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WBA World Light Heavyweight Champion(2016–2017) follows: Sergey Kovalev · followed by: Badou Jack
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The Ring World Light Heavyweight Champion(2017–2017) follows: Adonis Stevenson · followed by: Artur Beterbiev
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1.Stated in list of The Ring world champions
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The Ring World Super Middleweight Champion(2011–2015) follows: Joe Calzaghe · followed by: Callum Smith
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1.Stated in list of The Ring world champions
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Sugar Ray Robinson Award(2011)
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1.bwaa.org/past-winnersRetrieved 2026-04-02
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The Ring magazine Fighter of the Year(2011)
Different from: Andre Ware
Social media followers: 242,115(February 4, 2023) x (twitter) numeric user id: 41761871
238,375(March 2, 2022) x (twitter) numeric user id: 41761871
221,949(January 3, 2021) x (twitter) numeric user id: 41761871
218,029(April 19, 2020) x (twitter) numeric user id: 41761871
Native language: English
Writing language: English
Sports discipline competed in: light heavyweight
super middleweight
Number of matches played/races/starts: 32
Number of wins: 32 quantity: 16
Number of losses: 0
Competition won: Super Six World Boxing Classic

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