Julio César Chávez losses
Over 26 years as a professional, Julio César Chávez has compiled a 107-6-2 (86) record, including 37 title fights across four weight classes. He has six losses against five different opponents, four of them in title fights.
6. Julio César Chávez loses to Grover Wiley via KO
On September 17, 2005 Julio César Chávez faced Grover Wiley. Chávez was 43 years old with a record of 107-5-2, and Wiley was 0 with a record of 0-0. Chávez was on a 4-fight winning streak. Wiley stopped Chávez via retirement in the 4th round.
5. Julio César Chávez loses to Kostya Tszyu via KO
On July 29, 2000 Julio César Chávez fought Kostya Tszyu for the WBC super lightweight title. Chávez was 38 years old with a record of 103-4-2, and Tszyu was 30 with a record of 24-1. Chávez was coming off a win and Tszyu was on a 6-fight winning streak. Tszyu stopped Chávez via TKO in the 6th round. Failed to capture the title.
4. Julio César Chávez loses to Willy Wise via unanimous decision
On October 2, 1999 Julio César Chávez faced Willy Wise. Chávez was 37 years old with a record of 102-3-2, and Wise was 0 with a record of 0-0. Chávez was on a 2-fight winning streak. Chávez lost via unanimous decision. Went the distance with Wise.
3. Julio César Chávez loses to Oscar De La Hoya in their 2nd fight via KO
On September 18, 1998 Julio César Chávez fought Oscar De La Hoya for the WBC welterweight title. It was their second meeting. Chávez was 36 years old with a record of 100-2-2, and Hoya was 25 with a record of 28-0. Chávez was coming off a win and Hoya was on an undefeated 28-fight winning streak. Hoya stopped Chávez via retirement in the 8th round. Failed to capture the title.
2. Julio César Chávez loses to Oscar De La Hoya via KO
On June 7, 1996 Julio César Chávez defended his WBC super lightweight title against Oscar De La Hoya. Chávez was 33 years old with a record of 96-1-1, and Hoya was 23 with a record of 21-0. Chávez was on a 7-fight winning streak and Hoya was on an undefeated 21-fight winning streak. Hoya stopped Chávez via TKO in the 4th round. Lost the title.
1. Julio César Chávez loses to Frankie Randall via split decision
On January 29, 1994 Julio César Chávez defended his WBC super lightweight title against Frankie Randall. Chávez was 31 years old with a record of 89-0-1, and Randall was 32 with a record of 48-2-1. Chávez was on an undefeated 2-fight winning streak and Randall was on a 17-fight winning streak. Chávez lost via split decision. Lost the title. Went the distance with Randall.