Chordale Booker

As an amateur, he compiled a record of 111-19 fighting out of New York Athletic Club, and was a two-time New York Metro Champion (2013, 2014), a three-time New York Boxing Champion (2012, 2013, 2014), and the top ranked middleweight champion in the U.S. in 2015,[2] earning him a spot in the 2016 Olympic Boxing Trials[3] where he lost a decision to eventual Olympian Charles Conwell by a point.[4] Despite a late start in the sport, Booker quickly rose to become one of the most accomplished amateurs in his weight class over the last several years. His accolades include:

• 2016 Olympic Boxing Trials
• 2015 Elite National Champion
• 2015 Golden Gloves Champion
• 2015 Sugar Ray Robinson Most Outstanding Boxer
• 2015 Connecticut Boxing Hall Of Fame Amateur Boxer Of The Year
• 2015 Fairfield County Sports Person Of The Year
• 2014 USA Elite Mens Silver Medalist
• 2013 USA Elite Mens Bronze Medalist
• 2013 Northeast Regional Champion
• 2013, 2014 New York Metro Champion (165 lbs)
• 2012, 2013, 2014 New York Boxing Champion (165 lbs)
• 2012, 2013 Pure Breed Champion
• 2012 Adidas National PAL Champion
• 2012 Elite Heat Champion
• 2011 Golden Champion
• 2011 Most Outstanding Novice[5]

Booker made his professional debut on March 5, 2016, scoring a 2nd-round TKO against Antonio Allen at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.[6]

Since his pro debut, his personal and professional stories have been featured in several national and local news outlets, including Complex[7] on Fox 5 NY[8]

No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, Time	Date	Location	Notes
20	Win	19-1	Daniel Aduku	KO	4	2023-1-21	Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut, US
19	Win	18-1	Angel Hernandez	UD	8	2023-1-21	Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut, US
18	Loss	17-1	Austin Williams	KO/TKO	1	2022-4-30	Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, US	Taylor vs. Serrano
17	Win	17-0	Silverio Ortiz	UD	8	2021-9-24	Connecticut Convention Center, Hartford, Connecticut, US
16	Win	16-0	Sanny Duversonne	SD	8	2020-11-4	Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles, US
15	Win	15-0	Wale Omotoso	UD	10	2019-5-25	Beau Rivage Casino, Biloxi, Mississippi, US
14	Win	14-0	Juan De Angel	UD	8	2019-1-26	Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, US
13	Win	13-0	Jason Wahr	KO	1	2018-11-17	Extravaganza, Charlotte, North Carolina, US
12	Win	12-0	Ve Shawn Owens	SD	8	2018-9-8	Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, US
11	Win	11-0	José Manuel Saint-Hilaire Gil	KO	1	2018-8-12	Casa de los Clubes, Villa Juana, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
10	Win	10-0	Travis Hartman	KO	1	2018-4-28	Don Haskins Center, El Paso, Texas, US
9	Win	9-0	Emmanuel Sanchez	UD	6	2018-3-18	Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, US
8	Win	8-0	Malcolm McAllister	UD	8	2017-10-14	Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, US
7	Win	7-0	Bryan Goldsby	KO	2	2017-7-29	Abundant Life Center, Raleigh, North Carolina, US
6	Win	6-0	Moshea Aleem	UD	6	2017-3-17	Santander Arena, Reading, Pennsylvania, US
5	Win	5-0	Andre Baker	TKO	1, 3:00	2017-2-18	The Hive, Greensboro, North Carolina, US
4	Win	4-0	Dawond Pickney	UD	4	2016-12-10	Sands Bethlehem Event Center, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, US
3	Win	3-0	Brandon Phillips Black	UD	4	2016-8-21	Ford Amphitheater, Brooklyn, New York, US
2	Win	2-0	Tolutomi Agunbiade	KO	2, 1:41	2016-4-29	Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, New Jersey, US
1	Win	1-0	Antonio Allen	TKO	2, 1:56	2016-3-5	Sands Bethlehem Event Center, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, US	Professional debut.

After avoiding jail time and receiving three years probation for gun and narcotics charge as a juvenile,[9] Booker took up training in Stamford, Connecticut under former light heavyweight pro Ahmed Mickens at Revolution Training and Fitness, where he also works as a personal trainer.

Between fights, Booker works as a personal trainer at Revolution Training in Stamford, CT.[10] Additionally, he coaches Golden Gloves fighters Jacqueline Boyle (132) and Catie Ramsey (125), as well as MMA fighters Kastriot Xhema and Theodore Macuka.

Booker appeared in a 2017 MSNBC commercial for Hardball with Chris Matthews with the host.[11] He made his modeling debut along with former WWE Diva Summer Rae at the September 2018 New York Fashion Week runway show for designer ACID NYC.[12] In 2019 he starred in a commercial and was featured in print advertising for SentinelOne.[13]

In November 2018, Booker launched the "Go The Distance Foundation" at Trailblazers Academy in Stamford. Booker said: “The No. 1 thing I want to do is break down the barriers between at-risk youth and the police. I don’t want our kids to think they can’t have a conversation with a police officer. I want to create a place with an atmosphere where we can create a dialog and conversation with both points of view."[14]

Booker will be the subject of a documentary short that will premiere in November 2016 at three film festivals: DOC NYC, the Big Apple Film Festival, and New York Short Film Festival.[15][16][17] The film is directed by Craig Cutler and produced by Fela Cortes.[18][19]

DOC NYC description reads:

The Boxer is an intimate portrait of Chordale Booker, a gifted USA boxer and National Champion with a storied past. Following a court ruling that afforded Chordale a second chance at life, he vowed to make right and fight his battles in the place he knew best, the ring. Follow his tumultuous journey through the lens of director and photographer, Craig Cutler.

The film was awarded the Big Apple Film Festival's Best Short Documentary.[20]

• Official website
• Boxing record for Chordale Booker from BoxRec (registration required)
• Go The Distance Foundation