Professional Boxing Record
41 Wins (27 knockouts, 13 decisions, 1 disqualification), 2 Losses (1 knockout, 1 decision), 0 Draws | |||||||
Res. | Record | Opponent | Type | Rd., Time | Date | Location | Notes |
Win | 41-2 | Nobuhiro Ishida | |||||
Win | 40-2 | Erislandy Lara | |||||
Loss | 39-2 | Sergio Martínez | |||||
Win | 39-1 | Kermit Cintrón | |||||
Win | 38-1 | Sergio Martínez | |||||
Win | 37-1 | Winky Wright | |||||
Win | 36-1 | Verno Phillips | |||||
Win | 35-1 | Andy Kolle | |||||
Win | 34-1 | Carlos Quintana | |||||
Loss | 33-1 | Carlos Quintana | |||||
Win | 33-0 | Antonio Margarito | |||||
Win | 32-0 | Santos Pakau | |||||
Win | 31-0 | Sharmba Mitchell | |||||
Win | 30-0 | Walter Dario Matthysse | |||||
Win | 29-0 | Sergio Rios | |||||
Win | 28-0 | Alfonso Sanchez | |||||
Win | 27-0 | Marteze Logan | |||||
Win | 26-0 | Terrance Cauthen | |||||
Win | 25-0 | Sammy Sparkman | |||||
Win | 24-0 | Javier Hector Valadez | |||||
Win | 23-0 | Luis Hernandez | |||||
Win | 22-0 | Rodolfo Gomez | |||||
Win | 21-0 | Arturo Rodriguez | |||||
Win | 20-0 | Benjie Marquez | |||||
Win | 19-0 | Earl Jackson | |||||
Win | 18-0 | Joshua Onyango | |||||
Win | 17-0 | Gary Grant | |||||
Win | 16-0 | Laatekwei Hammond | |||||
Win | 15-0 | Agustin Silva | |||||
Win | 14-0 | Mahan Washington | |||||
Win | 13-0 | Willie McDonald | |||||
Win | 12-0 | Robert Muhammad | |||||
Win | 11-0 | Rhon Roberts | |||||
Win | 10-0 | Miguel Aquila | |||||
Win | 9-0 | Henry Hawkins | |||||
Win | 8-0 | Miguel Aquila | |||||
Win | 7-0 | Rohan Nanton | |||||
Win | 6-0 | Eleser Ortega | |||||
Win | 5-0 | James Young | |||||
Win | 4-0 | Adrian McNeil | |||||
Win | 3-0 | Richard Burns | |||||
Win | 2-0 | Matt Hill | |||||
Win | 1-0 | Jeremy Mickelson |
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