Gilberto Román Record

Gilberto Román (Cachanilla) was a Mexican professional boxer. He was a super-flyweight world champion with 2 world-title wins. In a career spanning 8 years, 9 months, and 11 days, Román amassed a record of 54-6-1, which includes 35 wins via KO—2 in world-title bouts.

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LEGEND

Boxing Career

Gilberto Román was born in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico on November 29, 1961. He made his professional debut at the age of 19 years on August 29, 1981 against Gilberto Morales. Román defeated Morales via 7th round KO, making a successful beginning of his pro career.

Román became a world champion at the age of 24 after 43 professional fights. He challenged Jiro Watanabe for the WBC super-flyweight title and defeated the champion via 12-round unanimous decision, winning his first world title.

Román's last fight was an 8th-round RTD loss to Sung-Kil Moon at age 28, on June 9, 1990.

Some of Gilberto Román's best fights were against Yoshiyuki Uchida, Santos Laciar, Antoine Montero, Juan Carazo, and Sugar Baby Rojas. For a top-10 list of Román's best performances, refer to "Best fights of Gilberto Román".

Román has 6 losses on his record. For details about these losses refer to "Gilberto Román Losses".

Fight Record

#	Date	Age	Opponent	Res	Via
61	Jun 09, 1990	28	Sung-Kil Moon	loss	RTD 8
60	Apr 23, 1990	28	Mike Phelps	win	TD 9
59	Nov 07, 1989	27	Nana Konadu	loss	UD 12
58	Sep 12, 1989	27	Santos Laciar	win	UD 12
57	Jun 05, 1989	27	Juan Carazo	win	UD 12
56	Nov 07, 1988	26	Sugar Baby Rojas	win	UD 12
55	Sep 04, 1988	26	Kiyoshi Hatanaka	win	UD 12
54	Jul 09, 1988	26	Yoshiyuki Uchida	win	TKO 5
53	Apr 08, 1988	26	Sugar Baby Rojas	win	UD 12
52	Oct 30, 1987	25	Jorge Ramirez	win	KO 4
51	May 16, 1987	25	Santos Laciar	loss	TKO 11
50	Mar 20, 1987	25	Frank Cedeno	win	UD 12
49	Jan 31, 1987	25	Antoine Montero	win	TKO 9
48	Dec 19, 1986	25	Kongtoranee Payakaroon	win	UD 12
47	Aug 30, 1986	24	Santos Laciar	draw	SD 12
46	Jul 18, 1986	24	Ruben Osvaldo Condori	win	UD 12
45	May 15, 1986	24	Edgar Monserrat	win	SD 12
44	Mar 30, 1986	24	Jiro Watanabe	win	UD 12
43	Nov 29, 1985	24	Arturo Castillo	win	UD 10
42	Nov 20, 1985	23	Fidel Martinez	win	TKO 2
41	Sep 27, 1985	23	Arnulfo Luna	win	KO 4
40	Aug 23, 1985	23	Armando Morales Terron	win	TKO 5
39	Jul 06, 1985	23	Freddie Santos	win	TKO 5
38	Jun 07, 1985	23	Mario Gomez	win	UD 10
37	May 04, 1985	23	Oscar Bolivar	win	TKO 6
36	Mar 30, 1985	23	Antonio Avelar	win	TKO 7
35	Jan 28, 1985	23	Jorge Ramirez	loss	SD 10
34	Jan 01, 1985	23	Antonio Avelar	loss	DQ 5
33	Dec 02, 1984	23	Diego Avila	win	TKO 8
32	Oct 30, 1984	22	Wayne Lynumn	win	TKO 2
31	Oct 01, 1984	22	Bernardo Ibarra	win	UD 10
30	Jun 17, 1984	22	Berlin Olivetti	win	TKO 2
29	Mar 31, 1984	22	Manuel Aguilar	win	KO 6
28	Mar 15, 1984	22	Paul Ferreri	win	UD 10
27	Jan 13, 1984	22	Rodolfo Martinez	win	TKO 9
26	Dec 01, 1983	22	Freddie Santos	win	KO 4
25	Nov 03, 1983	21	George Garcia	win	TKO 9
24	Sep 15, 1983	21	Ron Cisneros	win	TKO 7
23	Jul 08, 1983	21	Pedro Rojas	win	KO 2
22	Jun 20, 1983	21	Armando Loredo	win	UD 10
21	May 19, 1983	21	Jose Torres	win	UD 10
20	Apr 15, 1983	21	Jose Sosa	win	TKO 3
19	Mar 06, 1983	21	Elid Fernandez	win	TKO 7
18	Feb 14, 1983	21	Ubaldo Gonzalez	win	TKO 2
17	Jan 31, 1983	21	Antonio Escobar	win	TKO 10
16	Dec 15, 1982	21	Lupe Acosta	win	KO 6
15	Nov 29, 1982	21	Ramon Noguera	win	KO 4
14	Oct 16, 1982	20	Carlos De La Paz	win	TKO 5
13	Sep 21, 1982	20	Fidel Martinez	win	KO 4
12	Aug 21, 1982	20	Bobby Ruiz	win	TKO 6
11	Jul 03, 1982	20	Diego Avila	loss	DQ 7
10	Jun 12, 1982	20	Heriberto Saavedra	win	UD 10
9	May 28, 1982	20	Ciro Cayetano	win	KO 8
8	Apr 02, 1982	20	Alejo Garcia	win	UD 10
7	Mar 19, 1982	20	Miguel Angel Juarez	win	KO 7
6	Feb 19, 1982	20	Gilberto Villacana	win	TKO 7
5	Jan 16, 1982	20	Juan Zarate	win	KO 3
4	Dec 19, 1981	20	Juan Carlos Montalvo	win	KO 1
3	Oct 30, 1981	19	Leo Castellanos	win	KO 1
2	Sep 13, 1981	19	Leonardo Valdez	win	TKO 8
1	Aug 29, 1981	19	Gilberto Morales	win	KO 7