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Samantha Guzman:  The latest on Former National Golden Gloves Champion!
June 23, 2016
     
   
   

(JUNE 23)  WBAN caught up with Former National Golden Gloves champion, Samantha Guzman, and we have a latest update on this Guzman. She has just recently earned a Bachelors of Science degree in marketing from Elmhurst College in Illinois.

During her amateur career, which saw her win multiple championships at the city, state and regional level, Samantha compiled an overall record of 25-6 and was consistently ranked among the top elite women in the country. Her most notable wins include a 2007 national golden gloves championship (106 lbs.) and being the 2008 US Championships silver medalist (101 lbs.).

Samantha told WBAN, “there isn't a day that goes by in which I don't think about competitive boxing. I miss the sport and above all the camaraderie with my fellow athletes.”

Samantha also indicated that she finds it difficult to watch professional boxing as some of her closest friends have turned professional and are now competing at higher levels.

Shortly after leaving the sport, Samantha continued to pursue her goal to graduate from an accredited college, as she was raised understanding the importance of having an excellent education. By working full-time, volunteering for a humane society and attending classes at night, she was able to bring her dreams to fruition.

Having graduated with a degree in marketing and public relations Samantha hopes to one day form her own animal rescue organization, a cause she is very passionate about. For the last five years Samantha has volunteered for Pact Humane Society located in Bloomingdale, Illinois and is the organization’s Foster Coordinator and Adoption Counselor.

Having rescued her own three dogs, Samantha is especially passionate about ending unnecessary and inhumane overbreeding, advocating for harsher laws for those that abuse and neglect animals, and also works hard to demolish the stigma that plagues her favorite breed, pit bulls.

“I spent years in the ring fighting for myself, training myself to overcome odds both in the ring and outside of it. Boxing taught me so much about who I am and now I can use everything I learned to fight for those without a voice. I will spend the rest of my life rescuing as many animals as possible and teaching everyone I can about the importance of compassion. Adopt, don’t shop and help put an end to
animal cruelty, " added Samantha.

 
     
     
   
 
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