Jesse Hart

{"type"=>"root", "children"=>[{"type"=>"paragraph", "children"=>[{"type"=>"text", "value"=>"Championship pedigree defines Jesse "Hardwork" Hart as he represents Philadelphia Smoke in the light heavyweight division. Born on June 26, 1989, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and raised on 28th and Berks Street, Hart brings world-class experience and a boxer-puncher \n\nHart's amateur career showcases his elite talent, having captured the National Golden Gloves Championship, US National Championship, and Olympic Trials. His international experience includes a fourth-place finish at the World Championships, establishing him as one of America's premier amateur boxers before turning professional.\n\nStanding 6'3" with an impressive jab he considers his best attribute, Hart has collected multiple professional titles including the USBA, NABO, and NABF championships. His championship pedigree culminated in a world title challenge that resulted in a narrow split decision loss, demonstrating his ability to compete at boxing's highest level.\n\nTraining at Kaoz Boxing Gym, Hart's relentless work ethic earned him the appropriate nickname "Hardwork." His motivation runs deep and personal, driven by the memory of his oldest brother who was murdered in 2010. Among his career goals is earning induction into the Pennsylvania Boxing Hall of Fame—a place his father told him houses all the best fighters from the legendary boxing city of Philadelphia."}]}, {"type"=>"paragraph", "children"=>[{"type"=>"text", "value"=>"Hart enjoys to eat crab fried rice. When not boxing, he tries to keep up with his two kids — daughter and son — through TikTok dances and Power Rangers. Ali is Hart’s favorite movie. Before the fight, during warmups, Hart — a big Swiftie — listens to Anti-Hero by Taylor Swift."}]}]}