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Martin Joseph Ward

Martin Joseph Ward (born 13 July 1991) is an English professional boxer.
==Life==
Martin Ward is the son of a builder, and one of five children.〔("LOOK BACK: Navestock boxer Martin Ward looks forward to first pro bout )," ''Brentwood Gazette'', 31 August 2013〕 Some of his brothers, including Tom Ward, who in 2010 was the Junior European champion in his weight class. He attended Sawyers Hall College, but left school at age 14.〔 He trains at the Repton Boxing Club in Bethnal Green.〔("British boxer Martin Ward targets place at London 2012" ), ''The Sport Review'', 5 December 2011.〕
Martin Ward won the title in 2007 at the Junior European Union Championships (Cadets) of the European Union in Porto Torres in the weight class under 46 kg, just edging out Hamza Touba from Germany in points (23-22). At the Junior European Championship (Cadets) of the same year in Siofok, he earned the bronze medal. He also won a bronze at the Junior World Championship (Cadets) 2007 in Baku, where he lost in the semi-final against Elvin Isayev from Azerbaijan by points (5-18).
In 2008, he earned a silver in flyweight at the Brandenburg Cup in Frankfurt an der Oder, losing to Qualid Berlaoura from France to points (9-18). In 2009, he won another international title, the European Youth Championship (formerly Junior Championship) in Szczecin in featherweight, defeating in the final round Bunjamin Aydin from Turkey by points (4-0).
In 2010, Martin Ward became the first English featherweight champion with a points victory in the final over Ryan Farrag (18-4). Later that year he won the 1st Championship of Great Britain, where he defeated lightweight Josh Taylor from Scotland in the finals (10-9). He qualified in England for participation in the 2011 European Amateur Boxing Championships in Ankara in lightweight. He started there in lightweight, defeating Tomas Vano from Slovakia (20-6) and Ildar Vaganov from Russia (16-10) to points. His victory over Vaganov in particular caused a stir, but in the quarterfinals, he was defeated by Vladimir Saruhanyan from Armenia to points (15-22) and thus finished fifth.
Based on these successes, he was hopeful of being able to participate in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.〔"(Olympic hopeful Martin Ward leads British medal charge at the European Championships )." ''Daily Mail'' 22 June 2011.〕 However, in the 2011 World Championships in Baku he was defeated in the second round by Robson Conceição of Brazil (20-21), after being docked two points by the referee.〔 For this reason, he was not selected to participate in the Olympic Games in London.
He began his professional career on 8 September 2012, where he has had considerable success.
In August 2012, he and his brother John Ward were shot on farmland in Essex in what Essex police called a "neighbour feud." 〔"(Former GB boxer Martin Ward shot on Essex farm )." ''BBC'', 30 August 2013.〕 Francis O'Donoghue was sentenced to sixteen and half years for the shooting.〔"(Man jailed for shooting boxer Martin Ward and brother )." ''BBC'', 23 May 2014.〕

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