Anthony Young
"Juice"
Division: welterweight
Nationality: USA
Hometown: Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
Birth Date: 1988-11-11
Height: 5.9 cm
Reach: 72 cm
Stance: orthodox
Professional Record
23
Wins
(8 by KO)3
Losses
(2 by KO)0
Draws
26
Total Fights
Biography
Anthony Young, known as "Juice," was born on February 11, 1988, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He stands 5 feet 9 inches tall with a reach of 72 inches. Competing in the welterweight division, Young is recognized for his technical proficiency and adaptability in the ring. Growing up in Atlantic City's competitive boxing scene, he earned a reputation for resilience and tactical versatility, allowing him to adjust effectively to various fight scenarios. His combination of technical precision and smart defense has garnered him respect within the boxing community.
Young's nickname, "Juice," reflects his vibrant energy in the ring. Whether utilizing his sharp jab from a distance or applying pressure in close quarters, his persistent and calculated style has resonated with fans. Throughout his career, Young has displayed an ability to read opponents, adjust tactics, and control the pace of fights through disciplined strategy.
Technical Overview
Anthony Young’s boxing style prominently features the effective use of his jab, which he often doubles or triples to keep opponents off-balance. This disciplined execution of the jab forms the foundation of his offense, allowing him to control distance and dictate the rhythm of the fight. Whether probing for weaknesses or disrupting an opponent's flow, Young’s jab serves as both a defensive tool and a setup for powerful combinations.
He emphasizes strategic movement to avoid being trapped on the ropes, a position where he is vulnerable. Young tactically maneuvers away from these areas, using his jab to reclaim control of the center of the ring as necessary. His mobility and situational awareness are key for evading unnecessary exchanges, enabling him to conserve energy while maintaining dominance.
In addition to his jab, Young effectively incorporates precise uppercut counters when opponents overcommit or close the distance too quickly. These uppercuts are designed to disrupt momentum rather than serve as finishing punches. Following these counters, he often uses the jab to reset the exchange, ensuring defensively sound tactics and minimizing openings for counterattacks.
Young fluidly transitions between power shots and jabs, focusing on outmaneuvering opponents while avoiding unnecessary exchanges. His technical awareness, particularly in leveraging his jab and avoiding the dangers of fighting on the ropes, has led to a tactical style defined by precision and control rather than recklessness. Which ensures he remains a competitive and intelligent force in the welterweight division.
Fight History
05/23/24 vs. Alexis Rocha, L, 5/12
10/22/23 vs. Jose Zaragoza, N, 10/10
12/21/22 vs. Luis Midyael Sanchez, W, 10/10
07/21/22 vs. Todd Manuel, W, 10/10
05/19/22 vs. Sadam Ali, W, 12/12
03/19/22 vs. Juan Rodriguez Jr, W, 10/10
09/18/21 vs. Donald Ward, W, 6/6
08/17/21 vs. Carlos Winston Velasquez, W, 8/8
06/17/21 vs. George Sosa, W, 8/8
03/17/21 vs. Samuel Amoako, W, 8/8
01/17/21 vs. James Robinson, W, 6/6
09/16/20 vs. Malik Jackson, W, 6/6
07/16/20 vs. Eduardo Flores, W, 6/6
04/16/20 vs. Juan de la Cruz Rodriguez, W, 6/6
02/16/20 vs. Skender Halili, L, 8/8
08/15/19 vs. Jonathan Garcia, W, 6/6
10/14/19 vs. Patrick Boozer, L, 6/6
03/14/19 vs. Reggie Nash, W, 6/6
09/13/18 vs. James Harrison, W, 6/6
04/13/18 vs. Rafael Montalvo, W, 6/6
03/13/18 vs. Ronnie Jordan, W, 6/6
07/12/17 vs. Richard Andrews, W, 6/6
06/12/17 vs. Christian Steele, W, 6/6
04/12/17 vs. Jose Javier Calderon, W, 6/6
01/12/17 vs. Clifford McPherson, W, 6/6
11/11/16 vs. Calvin Pritchard, W, 4/4
10/11/16 vs. Kywayne Hill, W, 4/4
