Clear Vision Fighters
Paul Delgado
Paul Delgado is a transplant from the New England Boxing Scene who currently resides in Atlanta, GA. With a stellar amateur record of 46-8, including numerous regional and state championships, Delgado earned the Southern New England Golden Gloves title as well as multiple New England Junior Olympic titles.
As a pro, Delgado is a rhythmic, smooth boxer-puncher with entertainment in both hands. Early in his career, he faced some of the best in the light welterweight division and has great expectations of obtaining a world title in the near future. More...
In addition to excelling inside the ring, Delgado is also a champion in life. As a college graduate, he holds a degree in Electrical Design. After five years of balancing a career as an Electrical Designer for Phillips Engineering Group with his career as a professional boxer, Delgado decided to trade his corporate job behind a desktop computer for a pair of Everlast gloves.
He is currently employed at Triple Boxing Gym and is able to concentrate on his boxing career full-time as there Head Boxing Instructor; he hones his skills and also develops young amateur hopefuls under his leadership. The people closest to him have seen a remarkable amount of improvement in his game as well as his determination to compete at the highest level.
Delgado plans to continue his winning streak as he heads towards his first title shot at the Vacant NBA Intercontinental Title on June 29, 2007. Close...
John "The Real Dig" Trigg
John Trigg is no stranger to fighting. He grew up the next to the youngest of six children in various small towns throughout metro Atlanta.
Right after his first amateur fight, a tragic house fire took the life of his seven year old baby brother and two nephews ages 12 and 9. His dreams were nearly destroyed as he watched the bodies of his family members being carried out of the ashen heap. His heart and his spirit had been broken and the fire took him down a road of destruction that lasted for years. Then the true fighter reemerged in Trigg as he used the flames of the past to fuel another type of fire within. More...
The devastating tragedy he experienced in his youth would have been enough to make most men give up the battle. However, Trigg is not like most men. He only grew stronger as he continued to press forward finding his healing in the sport of boxing.
Trigg did not start his professional boxing career until he was almost 22 years old, getting a very late start compared to most of his competitors. His stature may seem meek but for those who have fought against him, they know that there is a lion stirring within the 135 pound frame.
Trigg is no stranger to the spotlight. He has fought in venues all over the world and been featured on ESPN and HBO. He was even referred to as the journeyman by local newspapers. A journeyman is a boxer who has little or no expectation of winning his fights, thus he is said to be "along for the journey". Journeymen are known to be competent boxers who possess solid boxing skills and the ability to absorb punishment. Not only did Trigg absorb a lifetime of punishment in his 10 year boxing career but he also dispensed a little of his own abuse to any opponent with enough nerve to step in the ring with him.
His wins were unanimous and his losses were often debatable. His opponents always left the ring with a new found respect for the man who just gave them the fight of their lives. Trigg's performances always excited the crowds and his fan base grew with every new bout.
Trigg has fought tough competition his whole career including world champions like Juan Diaz, Nate Campbell and Roberto Garcia. In December 2005, Trigg decided to retire after 49 professional bouts. However, the lion within still stirred and in April of 2007, this fighter had a change of heart. John Trigg announced that he would be coming out of retirement and he is currently training to go back into the sport that has become the core of his survival. Close...
Adrian Brown
Adrian Brown, an Atlanta, GA native, will make his professional debut under the Clear Vision banner on June 29.
His outstanding amateur record of 65-19 includes numerous regional and state championships including 1994-96 Southeast Regional Junior Olympic Champ 1999 Southeast Regional Champ, 2003 Armed Forces Champ and 2004 and 2007 Southern Golden Gloves Champ. More...
Brown also served 3 years at Fort Lewis located in Washington State as a Medic, with his military background the fans should be prepared for an epic showdown.
As a devoted husband and father Brown plans to put his stamp of approval in the Atlanta boxing scene as an up and coming prospect in the Bantamweight division on June 29, 2007. Close...
Ronald Wright
Ronald Wright is a 30 year old native of Warner Robins, GA, who currently resides in Columbus, GA.
A U.S. Army veteran, Wright was the Georgia Novice Golden Glove champion at 147lbs in 2002, Southern Golden Glove champion at 152lbs in 2005 and Georgia Open Class Golden Glove champion at 152lbs in 2004, 2005 and 2006.