Draft:Raj Vrinceanu
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| Raj Vrinceanu | |
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| Residence | Dublin |
| Team | Conor McGregor |
Raj Vrinceanu is a Romanian-Irish professional boxing trainer. He is best known as the boxing coach of Conor McGregor[1][2]
Biography
[edit]Raj was born in Romania on 18 August 1973, and started boxing at an early age. Demonstrating exceptional talent, he became a five-time national heavyweight champion with Dinamo Bucharest and won a bronze medal at the European Championship.