Former World Champion Boxer , Mark Breland , gets massage @ Tera Lane

 

Dustin Wright, massage therapist at Tera Lane Salon is excited about having Mark Breland as a client. Dustin has been a Nationally Certified Sportsmassage and Hot Lava Stone therapist for 8 years.  Proficient in aromatherapy,as well as pre-natal and swedish massage. Dustin has worked on every type of athletes rangeing from professional tri-athletes to the weekend warrior!!! Call Tera Lane for you next massage therapy appointment 205-248-2244 ...Dustin is available six days a week!!

 

 

Mark Breland is a former world champion boxer, who won five New York Golden Gloves Titles and a gold medal at the 1984 Olympics. He is also an actor with a wide range of movie and television credits, having made his debut in the Lords of Discipline.

Breland compiled an unbelievable amateur record of 110-1. Highlights of which were:

• Five-Time New York Golden Gloves Champion (1980-84), his record in this competition was 21-0 (19 KO's), with 14 knockouts coming in the 1st round.
• 1981 – United States Amateur Welterweight competition, lost to Darryl Anthony on points. This would be Breland's only loss an amateur.
• 1981 – won Intercity Golden Gloves in the welterweight division, stopped Efrain Bennett in the first.
• 1982 – United States Amateur Welterweight Champion
• 1982 – Gold Medal (Welterweight) at the World Championships in Munich, West Germany
  • Defeated Vesa Koskela (SWE)
  • Defeated Mihai Ciubotaru (ROM)
  • Defeated Manfred Zielonka (FRG)
  • Defeated Serik Konakbayev (URS)
• 1983 – United States Amateur Welterweight Champion
  • Defeated Bill Harrington TKO 3
  • Defeated Tony Golden TKO 2
  • Defeated Alton Rice on points
  • Defeated James Mitchell TKO 2
• 1984 – Qualified as a Welterweight at the 1984 Olympic Trials in Fort Worth, Texas
  • Defeated Louis Howard on points
  • Defeated Mylon Watkins TKO 1
  • Defeated Davey Gutierrez on points
  • Defeated Louis Howard on points, at the Olympic Box-Offs in Las Vegas.
• 1984 – Gold Medal (Welterweight) at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California
  • Defeated Wayne Gordon (CAN) on points
  • Defeated Carlos Reyes (PUR) TKO 3
  • Defeated Rudel Obreja (ROM) on points
  • Defeated Genaro Leon (MEX) KO 1
  • Defeated Luciano Bruno (ITA) on points
  • Defeated Yong-Su Ahn (KOR) on points