Alonso López: Undefeated Mexican Boxer
Alonso “Finito” López is a Mexican former professional boxer and the son of former world champion Ricardo “Finito” López. He competed in the flyweight and super-flyweight range. BoxRec lists 16 professional bouts from 2008 to 2013, with 13 wins, five by knockout, and three draws. He did not record a professional loss.
Boxing career and major results
López made his professional debut on November 29, 2008, in Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, against Rafael Colin. He won by technical knockout. The son of Ricardo López, he attracted early attention as a young prospect: in 2010, BoxingScene reported that he was trained by Ignacio “Nacho” Beristáin and promoted by Zanfer. That April he was scheduled for the undercard of Jorge Arce’s bout with Cecilio Santos.
His professional record grew through a series of fights in Mexico, with appearances in Mérida, Mexico City, Cancún, Mexicali and other cities. BoxRec records wins over opponents including Rodrigo García Ocampo, Sergio Cruz Gregorio, Juan Pedro Rodríguez and Leroy Zavala. The database notes that Zavala was knocked down twice in their August 2011 bout. López also had recorded draws against Herald Molina in 2010, Marvin Noe Díaz Canales in 2012 and Víctor Manuel Agudo in 2013.
The draw with Agudo in Guadalajara in March 2013 is the final bout listed in BoxRec’s record, which gives López a career span of 2008 to 2013. At 5 feet 2 inches (157 cm), he boxed at the lower weight classes.
For more about the sport’s weight classes and title history, visit our boxing section.
Sources
Tags
Boxing, Boxing History
