Roberto Durán has 16 losses against 13 opponents on his boxing record. For a list of Durán's best fights, refer to "Best fights of Roberto Durán".
On July 14, 2001 Roberto Durán faced off against Héctor Camacho in a super-middleweight bout at age 50. He was coming in with a record of 103-16 (70), and Camacho was 39 years old and with a record of 73-4-2 (35). Durán lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.
On March 6, 1999 Roberto Durán faced off against Omar Gonzalez at age 47. He was coming in with a record of 101-15 (70). Durán lost the fight via 10-round unanimous decision.
On August 28, 1998 Roberto Durán fought William Joppy in a middleweight world-title fight for Joppy's WBA title. Durán was 47 years old and with a record of 101-14 (70), and Joppy was 27 years old and with a record of 25-1-1 (19). Durán lost the fight via 3rd-round TKO.
On February 15, 1997 Roberto Durán faced off against Jorge Castro at age 45. He was coming in with a record of 98-13 (70), and Castro was 29 years old and with a record of 100-5-2 (70). Durán lost the fight via 10-round unanimous decision.
On June 22, 1996 Roberto Durán faced off against Héctor Camacho in a middleweight bout at age 45. He was coming in with a record of 96-12 (68), and Camacho was 34 years old and with a record of 58-3-1 (28). Durán lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.
On January 14, 1995 Roberto Durán faced off against Vinny Pazienza in a super-middleweight bout at age 43. He was coming in with a record of 93-11 (66), and Pazienza was 32 years old and with a record of 39-5 (27). Durán lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.
On June 25, 1994 Roberto Durán faced off against Vinny Pazienza in a super-middleweight bout at age 43. He was coming in with a record of 92-10 (65), and Pazienza was 31 years old and with a record of 37-5 (27). Durán lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.
On March 18, 1991 Roberto Durán faced off against Pat Lawlor at age 39. He was coming in with a record of 85-9 (61). Durán lost the fight via 6th-round TKO.
On December 7, 1989 Roberto Durán fought Sugar Ray Leonard in a super-middleweight world-title fight for Leonard's WBC title. Durán was 38 years old and with a record of 85-8 (61), and Leonard was 33 years old and with a record of 35-1-1 (25). Durán lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.
On June 23, 1986 Roberto Durán faced off against Robbie Sims at age 35. He was coming in with a record of 79-7 (60), and Sims was 26 years old and with a record of 26-4-1 (19). Durán lost the fight via 10-round split decision.
On June 15, 1984 Roberto Durán fought Thomas Hearns in a super-welterweight world-title fight for Hearns' WBC title. Durán was 32 years old and with a record of 77-6 (58), and Hearns was 25 years old and with a record of 38-1 (32). Durán lost the fight via 2nd-round TKO.
On November 10, 1983 Roberto Durán fought Marvelous Marvin Hagler in a middleweight world-title fight for Hagler's WBA, WBC, IBF and The Ring titles. Durán was 32 years old and with a record of 77-5 (58), and Hagler was 29 years old and with a record of 57-2-2 (48). Durán lost the fight via 15-round unanimous decision.
On September 4, 1982 Roberto Durán faced off against Kirkland Laing at age 31. He was coming in with a record of 74-4 (56). Durán lost the fight via 10-round split decision.
On January 30, 1982 Roberto Durán fought Wilfred Benítez in a super-welterweight world-title fight for Benítez' WBC title. Durán was 30 years old and with a record of 74-3 (56), and Benítez was 23 years old and with a record of 43-1-1 (28). Durán lost the fight via 15-round unanimous decision.
On November 25, 1980 Roberto Durán met Sugar Ray Leonard in a welterweight (WBC, The Ring) world-title defense fight. Durán was 29 years old and with a record of 72-2 (56), and Leonard was 24 years old and with a record of 27-1 (18). Durán lost the fight via 8th-round TKO and lost the titles.
On November 17, 1972 Roberto Durán faced off against Esteban de Jesús at age 21. He was coming in with a record of 31-1 (27), and Jesús was 21 years old and with a record of 33-1 (20). Durán lost the fight via 10-round unanimous decision.
