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Original:  Scholarly work is needed to ascertain whether disintegrative processes, as specified by the theory, are traumatic, and whether reaching higher intergration , e.g. Level IV (directed multilevel disintegration) or V (secondary integration), can be equated to posttraumatic growth.
Revised:  Scholarly work is needed to ascertain whether disintegrative processes, as specified by the theory, are traumatic, and whether reaching higher integration , e.g. Level IV (directed multilevel disintegration) or V (secondary integration), can be equated to posttraumatic growth.
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Original:  Criticisms and concerns Concerns include that evidence of post-traumatic growth is very limited, and that it may be an UR
Revised:  Criticisms and concerns While posttraumatic growth is commonly self-reported by people from different cultures across the world, concerns have been raised on the basis that objectively measurable evidence of posttraumatic growth is limited. This has lead some to question whether posttraumatic growth is real URL However, biological research is finding real differences at the level of gene expression and brain activity
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Original:  This has lead some to question whether posttraumatic growth is real  URL However, biological research is finding real differences at the level of gene expression and brain activity
Revised:  This has lead some to question whether posttraumatic growth is real or URL However, biological research is finding real differences at the level of gene expression and brain activity
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Revised:  Positive psychology involves studying positive mental processes aimed at understanding positive psychological outcomes and “healthy” individuals . This framework was intended to serve as an answer to “mental illness” focused psychology . The core ideals of positive psychology are included, but not limited to: & & & 
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Revised:  · Authenticity & & & 
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Revised:  · Finding meaning and purpose (self-actualization) & & & 
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Revised:  · Satisfaction with life & & & 
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Revised:  The concept of PTG has been described as a part of the positive psychology movement . Since PTG describes positive outcomes post trauma rather than negative outcomes, it falls under the category of positive psychological changes. Positive psychology intends to lay claim on all capacities of positive mental functioning . So, even though PTG (as a defined concept) was not initially described in the positive psychology framework, it is presently included in positive psychological theories . This is reinforced by the parallels between the core concepts of positive psychology and PTG . This is observable through comparing the 5 domains of the PTGI with the core ideals of positive psychology. & & & 
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Revised:  & In the exploration of PTG in health psychology settings (hospitals, long-term care clinics, etc.), well-being (a core ideal of positive psychology ) was linked to increased PTG in patients . PTG is seen more often in health psychology settings when PPI are utilized . While the focus in health psychology settings is to foster resilience , new research indicates that health psychology practitioners, doctors, and nurses should also aim to increase positive psychological outcomes (such as PTG) as a part of their recovery goals . It should be noted that resilience is also central to positive psychology and is involved with PTG. Resilience has been distinguished as a pathway to PTG , but its exact relationship is currently still being explored. That being said, they are both positive psychological processes with strong ties to positive psychology , . & & 
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Revised:  & The use of PPI post-trauma is not only effective in increasing PTG, but it has also been shown to reduce negative posttraumatic symptoms. These reductions on posttraumatic stress symptoms and increases in PTG have been demonstrated to be long-lasting . When participants were followed up at 12 months post PPI, not only was the PTG still present, it actually increased over time , . PPI targeted at reducing stress have demonstrated promising results across a large number of studies . & & 
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Original:  It should be noted that resilience is also central to positive psychology and is involved with PTG.
Revised:  Resilience is also central to positive psychology and is involved with PTG.
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Original:  That being said, they are both positive psychological processes with strong ties to positive psychology , .
Revised:  That being said, they are both positive psychological processes with strong ties to positive psychology .
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Original:  This has lead some to question whether posttraumatic growth is real or URL However, biological research is finding real differences at the level of gene expression and brain activity
Revised:  This has lead some to question whether posttraumatic growth is real or illusory. However, biological research is finding real differences at the level of gene expression and brain activity
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Original: Privacy Protocols Privacy protocols are protocols intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
Revised: Privacy Privacy protocols are protocols intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
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Original: Privacy Protocols Privacy protocols are protocols intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
Revised: Privacy Protocols protocols are protocols intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
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Original: Privacy protocols are protocols intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
Revised: Privacy protocols are guildlines intended to allow computation while still protecting the individuals involved.
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Original:  One such set of protocols can be developed from just two individuals trying to discover if they both know the same secret without leaking any information about the secret itself.
Revised:  It can be developed from just two individuals trying to discover if they both know the same secret without leaking any information about the secret itself.
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Original:  One such set of protocols can be developed from just two individuals trying to discover if they both know the same secret without leaking any information about the secret itself.
Revised:  One such set of protocols can be developed from just two individuals trying to discover if they both know the same secret , without leaking information about the secret itself.
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Original:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the same secret, or know that they do not share the same secret and will have gained no additional information about the others secret.
Revised:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the secret, or know that they do not share the same secret and will have gained no additional information about the others secret.
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Original:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the same secret, or know that they do not share the same secret and will have gained no additional information about the others secret.
Revised:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the same secret, or know that they do not share it; they will have gained no additional information about the others secret.
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Original:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the same secret, or know that they do not share the same secret and will have gained no additional information about the others secret.
Revised:  In this case, after the protocol runs, both individuals will either know that they share the same secret, or know that they do not share the same secret and will have gained no additional information about the other's secret.
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Original:  The obvious issue with both these protocols is the reliance on a third party.
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Original:  A simple protocol that does not rely on a human third party , involves password changing.
Revised:  A simple protocol that does not rely on a human third party involves password changing.
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Original:  This works anywhere you have to type in new passwords the same twice before the password is changed.
Revised:  This works anywhere one has to type in new passwords the same twice before the password is changed.
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Original:  There are many other protocols that involve just two individuals.
Revised:  There are many other protocols that involve two individuals.
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Original:  Category: Priva
Revised:  Category: Privacy Category:Secrecy Category:Information sensitivi
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Original: Henry Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland, by Allan Warren Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland FRS (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was a British peer.
Revised: Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland FRS (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was a British peer.
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Original:  He was the eldest son of Hugh Percy, 10th Duke of Northumberland  and a godchild of Queen Elizabeth II.
Revised:  He was the eldest son of Hugh Percy, 10th Duke of Northumberland , and a godchild of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Original:  After succeeding to the Dukedom on the death of his father, 11 October 1988, he was noted for planting many trees at Syon House, the Ducal residence at Brentford;
Revised:  After succeeding to the dukedom on the death of his father, 11 October 1988, he was noted for planting many trees at Syon House, the Ducal residence at Brentford;
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Original: Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland FRS (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was an English peer.
Revised: Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland FRS (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was a British peer.
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Original: Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland FRS (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was a British peer.
Revised: Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland (1 July 1953 – 31 October 1995), styled Earl Percy until 1988, was a British peer.
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Original:  He last played  for Bristol in the position of Flanker or Eight Man  .
Revised:  He last played professionally for Bristol in the position of Flanker or Eight Man .
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Original: |Loss |39–6–2 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–5–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–4–2 |align= Genaro Hernández | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |39–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |38–3–2 |align= Gabriel Ruelas | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Loss |37–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |style="background:
Revised: |Loss |39–6–2 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |39–5–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–4–2 |align= Genaro Hernández | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |39–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |38–3–2 |align= Gabriel Ruelas | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Loss |37–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |style="background:
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Original: |Loss |39–6–2 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–5–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–4–2 |align= Genaro Hernández | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |39–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |38–3–2 |align= Gabriel Ruelas | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Loss |37–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |style="background:
Revised: |Loss |39–6–2 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Loss |39–5–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |39–4–2 |align= Genaro Hernández | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |39–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |38–3–2 |align= Gabriel Ruelas | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Loss |37–3–2 |align= Jesse James Leija | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |style="background:
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Original: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
Revised: | |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
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Original: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
Revised: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
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Original: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
Revised: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
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Original: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
Revised: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
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Original: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | align=
Revised: | align= |- align=center |Win |7–0 |align= Aziza Bossou | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |6–0 |align= Joe Skipper | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |5–0 |align= David Capo | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |4–0 |align= Abdul Rahman Optoki | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |3–0 |align= Henry Saddler | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |2–0 |align= Nii Nuer | | | |align= | align= |- align=center |Win |1–0 |align= Billy Kwame | | | |align= | 
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Original: #abcdef;"|Draw |34–2–1 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |34–2 |align= Daniel Mustapha | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |33–2 |align= Juan Laporte | | | |align=  |   align= |  -
Revised: #abcdef;"|Draw |34–2–1 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |34–2 |align= Daniel Mustapha | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |33–2 |align= Juan Laporte | | | |align= | | align= | -
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Original: #abcdef;"|Draw |34–2–1 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |34–2 |align= Daniel Mustapha | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |33–2 |align= Juan Laporte | | | |align=  |   align= |  -
Revised: #abcdef;"|Draw |34–2–1 |align= Jeff Fenech | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |34–2 |align= Daniel Mustapha | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |33–2 |align= Juan Laporte | | | |align= | align= | align= | -
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Original: |Win |24–1 |align= Danilo Cabrera | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |23–1 |align= Marcos Villasana | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |22–1 |align= Pat Cowdell | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |21–1 |align= Juvenal Ordenes | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |20–1 |align= Wilfredo Gómez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |19–1 |align= Hector Cortez | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |18–1 |align= Kabiru Akindele | | | |align= |align=  |  -
Revised: |Win |24–1 |align= Danilo Cabrera | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |23–1 |align= Marcos Villasana | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |22–1 |align= Pat Cowdell | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |21–1 |align= Juvenal Ordenes | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |20–1 |align= Wilfredo Gómez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |19–1 |align= Hector Cortez | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |18–1 |align= Kabiru Akindele | | | |align= |align= small | -
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Original:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align=  |  align= |   -
Revised:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align= small | align= | -
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Original:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align=  |  align= |   -
Revised:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align= | Woodlands Stadium, Lusaka| align= | -
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Original:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align=  |  align= |   -
Revised:  align=center |Win |17–1 |align= Alberto Collazo | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |16–1 |align= Alvin Fowler | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |15–1 |align= Ricky Wallace | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |14–1 |align= Irving Mitchell | | | |align= | |- align=center |Loss |13–1 |align= Salvador Sánchez | | | |align= |align= |- align=center |Win |13–0 |align= Mukaila Bukare | | | |align= | |- align=center |Win |12–0 |align= Charm Chiteule | | | |align= | align= | align= -
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