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Brian Viloria Losses

Brian Viloria has six losses against six opponents on his boxing record. For a list of Viloria's best fights, refer to "Best fights of Brian Viloria".

  1. 6. Brian Viloria loses to Artem Dalakian via unanimous decision

    On February 24, 2018 Brian Viloria fought Artem Dalakian in a flyweight world-title fight for the WBA title. Viloria was 37 years old and with a record of 38-6 (23), and Dalakian was 30 years old and with a record of 15-0 (11). Viloria lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision.

  2. 5. Brian Viloria loses to Román González via KO

    On October 17, 2015 Brian Viloria fought Román González in a flyweight world-title fight for González' WBC and The Ring titles. Viloria was 34 years old and with a record of 36-5 (22), and González was 28 years old and with a record of 43-0 (37). Viloria lost the fight via 9th-round TKO.

  3. 4. Brian Viloria loses to Juan Francisco Estrada via split decision

    On April 6, 2013 Brian Viloria met Juan Francisco Estrada in a flyweight (WBA (Unified), WBO) world-title defense fight. Viloria was 32 years old and with a record of 32-4 (19), and Estrada was 22 years old and with a record of 26-2 (20). Viloria lost the fight via 12-round split decision and lost the titles.

  4. 3. Brian Viloria loses to Carlos Tamara via KO

    On January 23, 2010 Brian Viloria met Carlos Tamara in a light-flyweight (IBF) world-title defense fight. Viloria was 29 years old and with a record of 26-3 (15). Viloria lost the fight via 12th-round TKO and lost the title.

  5. 2. Brian Viloria loses to Édgar Sosa via majority decision

    On April 14, 2007 Brian Viloria fought Édgar Sosa in a light-flyweight world-title fight for the WBC title. Viloria was 26 years old and with a record of 19-2 (12), and Sosa was 27 years old and with a record of 26-5 (14). Viloria lost the fight via 12-round majority decision.

  6. 1. Brian Viloria loses to Omar Niño Romero via unanimous decision

    On August 10, 2006 Brian Viloria met Omar Niño Romero in a light-flyweight (WBC) world-title defense fight. Viloria was 25 years old and with a record of 19-1 (12). Viloria lost the fight via 12-round unanimous decision and lost the title.