Rafa Lozano Jr.: Boxing Career and Results
Rafael Lozano Serrano, known as Rafa Lozano Jr., is a Spanish boxer from Córdoba who has competed in both amateur and professional boxing. Born on December 27, 2004, he is the son of Rafael Lozano Muñoz, a two-time Olympic medalist and longtime Spanish boxing coach.
Boxing career and major results
Lozano qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics at age 19. In the men’s 51-kilogram division, he beat Australia’s Yusuf Chothia in the round of 16 before losing to the Dominican Republic’s Yunior Alcántara in the quarterfinals, finishing fifth. The Olympics athlete profile lists his result.
He won bronze at the 2024 European Championships. In 2025 he reached the 55-kilogram final at the inaugural World Boxing Championships in Liverpool, taking silver after a loss to Kazakhstan’s Makhmud Sabyrkhan.
Lozano made his professional debut in Córdoba on March 6, 2026, defeating Venezuela’s Kervin Romero by unanimous decision over ten rounds to win the WBA Ibero-American flyweight title. The WBA reported that victory gave him a 1–0 professional record.
Lozano’s results trace a quick progression through major amateur tournaments and into the professional ranks. He reached an Olympic quarterfinal at 19, took silver at the 2025 world championships, and then opened his pro career with a ten-round title win. His father’s Olympic background is part of the family context, while the results described here belong to Lozano Jr.
Sources
Career records and reporting: wbaboxing.com.
Tags
Boxing, Boxing History
