VICTOR “SLICK VIC” RABEI (11-0 4KO’s) was born Telenesti, Maldova. His family consists of two brothers and his mom and dad. Victor graduated from Oatlands College in Dublin, and when he is not training, he works as a quantum surveyor and owns his own commercial gym.
At the age of 10, in 2004, Vic moved to Dublin, Ireland where he currently resides. Four years later, at 14, Victor laced up the gloves for the first time. As an amateur boxer Victor gained crucial experience as he traveled internationally, stepping in the ring 39 times with 27 victories. During this period, Victor would win a Dublin and Leinster Championship. Victor earned victories in Spain, Poland, Belgium the UK and Moldova.
Victor turned pro in 2017, training out of O’Rourke’s Gym in Dublin. Successful in his pro debut Vic would win a unanimous decision over Chris Adaway at the National Stadium in Dublin. Over his current undefeated streak Victor has continued his globetrotting ways, picking up wins in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Spain and Belgium. The marquee moment in Vic’s professional career, to this point, came in 2019 when he defeated Jake Hanney by unanimous decision over 8 rounds to win the BUI Celtic Lightweight Championship.
• Dublin Champion
• Leinster Champion
At the age of 10, in 2004, Vic moved to Dublin, Ireland where he currently resides. Four years later, at 14, Victor laced up the gloves for the first time. As an amateur boxer Victor gained crucial experience as he traveled internationally, stepping in the ring 39 times with 27 victories. During this period, Victor would win a Dublin and Leinster Championship. Victor earned victories in Spain, Poland, Belgium the UK and Moldova.
Victor turned pro in 2017, training out of O’Rourke’s Gym in Dublin. Successful in his pro debut Vic would win a unanimous decision over Chris Adaway at the National Stadium in Dublin. Over his current undefeated streak Victor has continued his globetrotting ways, picking up wins in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Spain and Belgium. The marquee moment in Vic’s professional career, to this point, came in 2019 when he defeated Jake Hanney by unanimous decision over 8 rounds to win the BUI Celtic Lightweight Championship.
Amateur Career:
• Amateur Record: 27-12• Dublin Champion
• Leinster Champion