Professional Boxing Record
29 Wins (22 knockouts, 7 decisions), 4 Losses (3 knockouts, 1 disqualification), 2 Draws | |||||||
Res. | Record | Opponent | Type | Rd., Time | Date | Location | Notes |
Loss | 29-4-2 | Josésito López | |||||
Loss | 29-3-2 | Floyd Mayweather, Jr. | |||||
Win | 29-2-2 | Andre Berto | |||||
Draw | 28-2-2 | Lamont Peterson | |||||
Win | 28-2-1 | Vivian Harris | |||||
Win | 27-2-1 | Nate Campbell | |||||
Win | 26-2-1 | Hector Alatorre | |||||
Win | 25-2-1 | Antonio Díaz | |||||
Loss | 24-2-1 | Marcos Maidana | |||||
Win | 24-1-1 | Mike Arnaoutis | |||||
Win | 23-1-1 | Jeffrey Resto | |||||
Win | 22-1-1 | Roberto Arrieta | |||||
Win | 21-1-1 | Dario Esalas | |||||
Win | 20-1-1 | Carlos Maussa | |||||
Win | 19-1-1 | Emmanuel Clottey | |||||
Win | 18-1-1 | Maximino Cuevas | |||||
Win | 17-1-1 | Tomas Barrientes | |||||
Draw | 16-1-1 | Marvin Cordova, Jr. | |||||
Win | 16–1 | Yahir Aguiar | |||||
Win | 15–1 | Alfred Kotey | |||||
Win | 14–1 | Orlando Cantera | |||||
Win | 13–1 | Freddie Barrera | |||||
Win | 12–1 | Nestor Rosas | |||||
Win | 11–1 | Leroy Fountain | |||||
Win | 10–1 | Donnell Logan | |||||
Win | 9–1 | Kevin Carmody | |||||
Win | 8–1 | Oliver Bolanos | |||||
Loss | 7–1 | Corey Alarcon | |||||
Win | 7–0 | Rodney Jones | |||||
Win | 6–0 | Joel Ortega | |||||
Win | 5–0 | Juan Patino | |||||
Win | 4–0 | Charles Hawkins | |||||
Win | 3–0 | Lee De Leon | |||||
Win | 2–0 | Alejandro Nungaray | |||||
Win | 1–0 | Raul Montes |
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