Name: Edilson Lucena Lima (Dilsinho)
Residence: Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Title: Brazilian Professional Boxing Champion
Category: Mosca Ligeiro
Trainer: Joilson Santana - Former Olympian Boxer
Agents: Gilda Maria and Joilson Carolino

   During his amateur career,  Dilsinho won many medals and titles, most notably Sao Paulo Champion, Golden gloves Champion, and Brazilian Champion.
     Dilsinho kicked off his professional career in February of 2004 by knocking out his opponent in the third round.  He won his next eleven fights by knockout, too, nine of them in the first round.
     Dilsinho psyched up to win Rocking Balbininho Stadium won't be a job for Acelino Popó Freitas alone.  Other Bahian fighters, notably fly weight Edilson Lucena Lima, better known as Dilsinho Lima, will taste some minutes of fame and audience excitement.
     Dilsinho's mission is to defeat current Brazilian Champion Amilton Rodrigues, of Sáo Paulo, and take away his belt.  The challenger from Bahia lives in the Itinga District of Lauro de freitas.
     "Our expectation is taht we have a 60% chance of winning the fight," predicts trainer Joilson Carolino, who boxed in the Seol Olympics.  Dilsinho weighs 50 kilos (110 pounds), is 1.64m (5ft. 4 1/2 in.) tall, and has won all 14 of his professional fights by knockout.
     Under the supervision of his trainer Joilson, Edilson followed a rigorous training schedule, especially in the last 15 days before the fight. 
     In addition to running 6K a day, he exchanged many blows with sparring partners Aristotelio Bispo, Daniel Souza, and Willy Santos.  Dilsinho rested a mere 30 seconds between each 3-minute round with his 3 partners.  The difference was that each partner went only one round, while Dilsinho just rested 30 seconds before facing a new partner who had rested for two rounds.