Filipino

Mark Anthony Barriga, a Filipino professional boxer, has carved an inspiring path in the world of boxing. Born on June 11, 1993, in Danao, Cebu, Barriga…...

Samuth Sithnaruepol etched his name in the annals of Thai boxing history as the first fighter from the nation to capture a world title under the…...

Milan Melindo, a trailblazing Filipino boxer, has etched his name in the annals of boxing history with his remarkable career spanning over a decade....

Eagle Den Junlaphan, better known by his ring name Eagle Kyowa, was a Thai professional boxer who competed in the minimumweight (105 lb) division from 2000…...

Muhammad Rachman, an Indonesian boxing legend, etched his name in the annals of the sport with an illustrious career spanning over two decades....

Isa Chaniev, a Russian professional boxer from Nazran, has carved out an impressive career in the lightweight division. Born on November 2, 1992, in…...

Rod Sequenan, a name synonymous with the golden era of boxing, has carved out a remarkable legacy within the sport. His journey from the Philippines to the…...

Vicente Rivas was a Venezuelan lightweight whose professional career ran from 1955 to 1967. Records list 51 bouts, with 33 wins, 15 losses, and three draws....

Maxie “Little Duke” Docusen was a New Orleans boxer who built a long professional career across the 1940s and early 1950s....

Shinichi “BJ” Kojima is a Japanese flyweight who spent much of his career in Shooto. A southpaw wrestler, he held the Shooto world bantamweight title from…...

Mercito “No Mercy” Gesta built his reputation as a Filipino southpaw whose professional climb carried him from Cebu to two world-title challenges. Born…...

From General Santos to the world stage Born in General Santos City in 1957, Navarrete turned professional in 1973. His southpaw attack and knockout power took him beyond the Philippine circuit and into major bouts abroad. In 1980, he challenged the great Alexis Argüello for the WBC super featherweight...

A title run built on control Born in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico, Serrano turned professional in 1969. He first challenged Ben Villaflor for the WBA junior lightweight championship in 1976; that bout ended in a draw. The WBA ordered a rematch, and on October 16 Serrano won a unanimous...

A fast rise from Cebu Born in Bogo, Cebu, in 1935, Elorde learned to box as a teenager and turned professional in 1951. A southpaw with quick feet, he moved through the Philippine and regional ranks before surprising the reigning featherweight champion Saddler in a 1955 non-title bout in...

Márquez’s defining rivalry began with Manny Pacquiao in 2004. After being knocked down three times in the opening round, Márquez recovered to earn a draw. Pacquiao took their 2008 rematch by split decision and their 2011 meeting by majority decision, with each result debated by fans. The fourth fight,...