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Brandon Ríos

Brandon Ríos

“Bam Bam”
Boxing record: 35-5-1 (26)
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Lubbock, Texas, U.S.

Brandon Ríos losses

Over 15 years as a professional, Brandon Ríos has compiled a 35-5-1 (26) record, including eight title fights across three weight classes. He has five losses, three of them in title fights.

  1. 5. Brandon Ríos loses to Humberto Soto via unanimous decision

    On February 23, 2019 Brandon Ríos faced Humberto Soto in a super lightweight bout. Ríos was 32 years old with a record of 35-4-1, and Soto was 38 with a record of 68-9-2. Ríos was coming off a win and Soto was on a 3-fight winning streak. Ríos lost via unanimous decision. Went the distance with Soto.

  2. 4. Brandon Ríos loses to Danny Garcia via KO

    On February 17, 2018 Brandon Ríos faced Danny Garcia in a welterweight bout. Ríos was 31 years old with a record of 34-3-1, and Garcia was 29 with a record of 33-1. Ríos was coming off a win, while Garcia was coming off a loss. Garcia stopped Ríos via TKO in the 9th round. Lasted into the 9th round.

  3. 3. Brandon Ríos loses to Timothy Bradley via KO

    On November 7, 2015 Brandon Ríos fought Timothy Bradley for the WBO welterweight title. Ríos was 29 years old with a record of 33-2-1, and Bradley was 32 with a record of 32-1-1. Ríos was on a 2-fight winning streak and Bradley was coming off a win. Bradley stopped Ríos via TKO in the 9th round. Failed to capture the title. Lasted into the 9th round.

  4. 2. Brandon Ríos loses to Manny Pacquiao via unanimous decision

    On November 24, 2013 Brandon Ríos fought Manny Pacquiao for the vacant WBO International welterweight title. Ríos was 27 years old with a record of 31-1-1, and Pacquiao was 34 with a record of 54-5-2. Ríos was coming off a loss and Pacquiao was on a 2-fight losing streak. Ríos lost via unanimous decision. Failed to win the vacant title. Went the distance with Pacquiao.

  5. 1. Brandon Ríos loses to Mike Alvarado in their 2nd fight via unanimous decision

    On March 30, 2013 Brandon Ríos fought Mike Alvarado for the vacant WBO interim and WBO interim super lightweight titles. It was their second meeting. Ríos was 26 years old with a record of 31-0-1, and Alvarado was 32 with a record of 33-1. Ríos was on an undefeated 13-fight winning streak, while Alvarado was coming off a loss. Ríos lost via unanimous decision. Failed to win the vacant title. Went the distance with Alvarado.