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PLACEHOLDER — Sean 'Monsoon' Jones Jr. is a 21-year-old super welterweight (154 lbs) from Phoenix, Arizona. A decorated amateur at 38-4 (29 KO's), he turns pro in 2026 with the Valley behind him and a reputation for quiet intensity and sudden, violent finishes.

PLACEHOLDER — Sean 'Monsoon' Jones Jr. is a 21-year-old super welterweight from Phoenix, Arizona, turning professional in 2026 under manager Elijah. A two-time Arizona Golden Gloves standout, Southwest Regional champion, and national quarterfinalist, Sean built a 38-4 amateur record with 29 knockouts — a 76% KO rate earned in the un-air-conditioned gyms of south Phoenix. Orthodox, 5'10", 72-inch reach, 154 pounds, he fights with a patient pressure style that erupts without warning: the calm before the storm that earned him his name. Sean turned down gimmick fights to chase the real road — ranked opponents, real belts, a path to the top. When he's not in camp he's in the community, running clinics and carrying every kid from the Valley who was ever counted out. The storm has been building for twenty-one years.

PLACEHOLDER — Sean 'Monsoon' Jones Jr. was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, where the Sonoran summer holds heat long past midnight and the boxing gyms never close early. He walked into a south Phoenix gym at eight years old and never really left. What started as a way to stay off the block became a calling: 38 amateur wins against 4 losses, 29 of them inside the distance, two Arizona Golden Gloves titles, a Southwest Regional championship, and a national quarterfinalist's card. He is 5'10", fights orthodox at 154 pounds with a 72-inch reach, and carries a style best described as patient pressure — a long calm that breaks, without warning, into a storm. The nickname isn't marketing; it's earned. In 2026 he turned professional under manager Elijah, declining the easy money of gimmick cards to chase the real road: ranked opposition, sanctioned belts, and a climb that ends with his hand raised at the highest level. Outside the ring he's rooted in the Valley — youth clinics, the neighborhood that made him, and a promise that he fights for more than himself. Born in the heat. Built for the storm.