In a career spanning 25 years and seven months, Julio César Chávez fought 115 times with 107 wins, 6 losses, and 2 draws. By his last professional fight on September 17, 2005, Chávez' boxing record stood at 107-6-2 (86 KO wins, 4 KO losses).
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Julio César Chávez (J.C. Superstar) is a retired Mexican professional boxer. He was born in Obregón, Sonora, Mexico on July 12, 1962. Chávez made his professional boxing debut at the age of 17, on February 5, 1980. He is a former three-weight-class world champion. He is 60 years old, and will be turning 61 in one month and three days. Chávez is a Hall of Famer.
Total Fights | 115 |
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Wins | 107 |
Losses | 6 |
Draws | 2 |
No-Contests | 0 |
KO Wins | 86 |
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Total Title Wins | 7 |
Title Defenses | 27 |
Title-Fight KO Wins | 21 |
Losses via KO | 4 |
# | Date | Age | Opponent | Result | Via |
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115 | Sep 17, 2005 | 43 | Grover Wiley | Loss | RTD4 |
114 | May 28, 2005 | 42 | Ivan Robinson | Win | UD |
113 | May 22, 2004 | 41 | Frankie Randall | Win | UD |
112 | Nov 22, 2003 | 41 | Willy Wise | Win | TKO2 |
111 | Nov 24, 2001 | 39 | Terry Thomas | Win | TKO2 |
110 | Jul 29, 2000 | 38 | Kostya Tszyu | Loss * | TKO6 |
109 | Dec 18, 1999 | 37 | Buck Smith | Win | TKO3 |
108 | Oct 2, 1999 | 37 | Willy Wise | Loss | UD |
107 | Jul 10, 1999 | 36 | Marty Jakubowski | Win | TKO4 |
106 | Apr 1, 1999 | 36 | Verdell Smith | Win | TKO4 |
105 | Sep 18, 1998 | 36 | Oscar De La Hoya | Loss * | RTD8 |
104 | Jun 25, 1998 | 35 | Ken Sigurani | Win | TKO3 |
103 | Mar 7, 1998 | 35 | Miguel Ángel González | Draw * | SD |
102 | Jun 28, 1997 | 34 | Larry LaCoursiere | Win | UD |
101 | Mar 29, 1997 | 34 | Tony Martin | Win | UD |
100 | Oct 12, 1996 | 34 | Joey Gamache | Win | TKO8 |
99 | Jun 7, 1996 | 33 | Oscar De La Hoya | Loss * | TKO4 |
98 | Feb 9, 1996 | 33 | Scott Walker | Win | TKO2 |
97 | Sep 16, 1995 | 33 | David Kamau | Win * | UD |
96 | Jul 29, 1995 | 33 | Craig Houk | Win | KO1 |
95 | Apr 8, 1995 | 32 | Giovanni Parisi | Win * | UD |
94 | Dec 10, 1994 | 32 | Tony Lopez | Win * | TKO10 |
93 | Sep 17, 1994 | 32 | Meldrick Taylor | Win * | TKO8 |
92 | May 7, 1994 | 31 | Frankie Randall | Win * | TD |
91 | Jan 29, 1994 | 31 | Frankie Randall | Loss * | SD |
90 | Dec 18, 1993 | 31 | Andy Holligan | Win * | TKO5 |
89 | Oct 30, 1993 | 31 | Mike Powell | Win | TKO4 |
88 | Sep 10, 1993 | 31 | Pernell Whitaker | Draw * | MD |
87 | May 8, 1993 | 30 | Terrence Alli | Win * | TKO6 |
86 | Apr 10, 1993 | 30 | Silvio Walter Rojas | Win | KO3 |
85 | Feb 20, 1993 | 30 | Greg Haugen | Win * | TKO5 |
84 | Dec 13, 1992 | 30 | Marty Jakubowski | Win | TKO6 |
83 | Oct 31, 1992 | 30 | Bruce Pearson | Win | KO3 |
82 | Sep 12, 1992 | 30 | Héctor Camacho | Win * | UD |
81 | Aug 1, 1992 | 30 | Frankie Mitchell | Win * | TKO4 |
80 | Apr 10, 1992 | 29 | Angel Hernandez | Win * | TKO5 |
79 | Mar 13, 1992 | 29 | Juan Soberanes Ramos | Win | KO4 |
78 | Dec 13, 1991 | 29 | Ignacio Perdomo | Win | RTD7 |
77 | Nov 12, 1991 | 29 | Jorge Alberto Melian | Win | KO4 |
76 | Sep 14, 1991 | 29 | Lonnie Smith | Win * | UD |
75 | Apr 26, 1991 | 28 | Tommy Small | Win | KO4 |
74 | Mar 18, 1991 | 28 | John Duplessis | Win * | TKO4 |
73 | Dec 8, 1990 | 28 | Kyung-Duk Ahn | Win * | TKO3 |
72 | Nov 8, 1990 | 28 | Jaime Balboa | Win | TKO4 |
71 | Aug 18, 1990 | 28 | Russell Mosley | Win | KO3 |
70 | Jul 5, 1990 | 27 | Akwei Addo | Win | KO2 |
69 | Mar 17, 1990 | 27 | Meldrick Taylor | Win * | TKO12 |
68 | Dec 16, 1989 | 27 | Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes | Win * | TKO3 |
67 | Nov 18, 1989 | 27 | Sammy Fuentes | Win * | RTD10 |
66 | Oct 27, 1989 | 27 | Ramon Aramburu | Win | KO3 |
65 | Oct 9, 1989 | 27 | Rodolfo Batta | Win | KO1 |
64 | Jul 30, 1989 | 27 | Kenny Vice | Win | TKO3 |
63 | May 13, 1989 | 26 | Roger Mayweather | Win * | RTD10 |
62 | Oct 29, 1988 | 26 | José Luis Ramírez | Win * | TD |
61 | Aug 1, 1988 | 26 | Vernon Buchanan | Win | TKO3 |
60 | Jun 4, 1988 | 25 | Rafael Limón | Win | TKO7 |
59 | Apr 16, 1988 | 25 | Rodolfo Aguilar | Win * | TKO6 |
58 | Mar 5, 1988 | 25 | Nicky Perez | Win | TKO3 |
57 | Nov 21, 1987 | 25 | Edwin Rosario | Win * | TKO11 |
56 | Aug 21, 1987 | 25 | Danilo Cabrera | Win * | UD |
55 | Apr 18, 1987 | 24 | Francisco Tomas Da Cruz | Win * | TKO3 |
54 | Dec 12, 1986 | 24 | Juan Laporte | Win * | UD |
53 | Aug 3, 1986 | 24 | Rocky Lockridge | Win * | MD |
52 | Jun 13, 1986 | 23 | Refugio Rojas | Win * | TKO7 |
51 | May 15, 1986 | 23 | Faustino Martires Barrios | Win * | TKO5 |
50 | Mar 22, 1986 | 23 | Roberto Collins Lindo | Win | KO2 |
49 | Dec 19, 1985 | 23 | Jeff Bumpus | Win | TD |
48 | Sep 21, 1985 | 23 | Dwight Pratchett | Win * | UD |
47 | Jul 7, 1985 | 22 | Roger Mayweather | Win * | TKO2 |
46 | Apr 19, 1985 | 22 | Ruben Castillo | Win * | TKO6 |
45 | Jan 1, 1985 | 22 | Manuel Hernandez | Win | TKO3 |
44 | Sep 13, 1984 | 22 | Mario Martínez | Win * | TKO8 |
43 | Jun 13, 1984 | 21 | Delfino Mendoza | Win | KO3 |
42 | May 4, 1984 | 21 | Ramon Avitia | Win | KO6 |
41 | Dec 30, 1983 | 21 | Armando Flores | Win | KO3 |
40 | Sep 1, 1983 | 21 | Adriano Arreola | Win | PTS |
39 | Jul 16, 1983 | 21 | Benjamin Abarca | Win | KO5 |
38 | Jun 15, 1983 | 20 | Romero Sandoval | Win | KO2 |
37 | May 1, 1983 | 20 | Javier Fragoso | Win | KO4 |
36 | Apr 4, 1983 | 20 | Ernesto Herrera | Win | KO2 |
35 | Feb 25, 1983 | 20 | Othoniel Lopez | Win | KO4 |
34 | Dec 11, 1982 | 20 | Jerry Lewis | Win | KO6 |
33 | Oct 23, 1982 | 20 | Jerry Lewis | Win | KO5 |
32 | Sep 28, 1982 | 20 | Jose Resendez | Win | KO6 |
31 | Aug 20, 1982 | 20 | Santos Rodriguez | Win | KO8 |
30 | Jul 19, 1982 | 20 | Gustavo Salgado | Win | KO2 |
29 | May 8, 1982 | 19 | Juan Carlos Alvarado | Win | KO3 |
28 | Apr 26, 1982 | 19 | Benny Abarca | Win | PTS |
27 | Mar 11, 1982 | 19 | Johnny Jensen | Win | KO3 |
26 | Feb 19, 1982 | 19 | Carlos Bryant | Win | KO2 |
25 | Feb 4, 1982 | 19 | Ramon Peraza | Win | KO1 |
24 | Jan 29, 1982 | 19 | Jesús García | Win | KO2 |
23 | Jan 12, 1982 | 19 | Ramon Luque | Win | KO1 |
22 | Dec 17, 1981 | 19 | Manuel Vasquez | Win | KO7 |
21 | Oct 19, 1981 | 19 | Jose Angel Medina | Win | KO6 |
20 | Sep 25, 1981 | 19 | Jorge Ramirez | Win | KO2 |
19 | Aug 31, 1981 | 19 | Daniel Felizardo | Win | KO3 |
18 | Aug 7, 1981 | 19 | Jesus Cuate Lara | Win | KO2 |
17 | Jul 27, 1981 | 19 | Daniel Martinez | Win | KO1 |
16 | Jul 10, 1981 | 18 | Bobby Fernandez | Win | KO3 |
15 | Jun 26, 1981 | 18 | Fidel Navarro | Win | KO1 |
14 | Jun 5, 1981 | 18 | Victor Gamez | Win | KO1 |
13 | May 8, 1981 | 18 | Eduardo Lalo Acosta | Win | KO2 |
12 | Mar 4, 1981 | 18 | Miguel Ruiz | Win | KO1 |
11 | Feb 2, 1981 | 18 | Julio Gaxiola | Win | KO4 |
10 | Dec 15, 1980 | 18 | Roberto Flores | Win | KO3 |
9 | Nov 26, 1980 | 18 | Andres Felix | Win | KO2 |
8 | Oct 13, 1980 | 18 | Jesus Martinez | Win | KO1 |
7 | Sep 22, 1980 | 18 | Jesus Cuate Lara | Win | PTS |
6 | Sep 5, 1980 | 18 | Miguel Cebrero | Win | PTS |
5 | Jul 18, 1980 | 18 | Tito Geraldo | Win | PTS |
4 | May 20, 1980 | 17 | Roberto Garcia | Win | TKO6 |
3 | Apr 8, 1980 | 17 | Ramon Flores | Win | KO3 |
2 | Mar 3, 1980 | 17 | Fidencio Cebreros | Win | PTS |
1 | Feb 5, 1980 | 17 | Andres Felix | Win | KO2 |
* World-title fight
Chávez was a three-weight-division world champion. He has held seven world titles, two of which were vacant title wins, and the rest five were lineal championship wins.
Weight Division | World Titles Held |
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Super-lightweight | WBC 2x, IBF |
Lightweight | WBA, WBC, The Ring |
Super-featherweight | WBC |
Julio César Chávez is 171 cm tall (5' 7.32") with a reach of 173 cm (5' 8.11"). He fights out of the orthodox stance and presents an ape-index of 2 cm (0.79").
Chávez has a 74.8% KO rate. Of his total 86 KO wins, 58 were in the early rounds, 23 in the mid rounds, and five in the later rounds. He has nine first-round KO wins.
Julio César Chávez' professional boxing career spanned more than 25 years — from 1980 to 2005.
Chávez made his professional boxing debut against Andres Felix at the age of 17 on February 5, 1980, defeating Felix via 2nd round KO. He went on to win 86 more consecutive fights after the debut, which included 72 wins via stoppage.
Chávez had his first world title fight at the age of 22 on September 13, 1984 after 43 professional fights, against Mario Martínez for the super-featherweight WBC (vacant) title. He defeated Martínez via 8th round TKO to become the super-featherweight champion of the world.
He was a two-time unified world champion — at super-lightweight and lightweight, and has won seven world titles at three weight classes. For all the details about Chávez' world title wins and defenses refer to "Julio César Chávez World Titles".
Some of Chávez' best fights and notable victories include wins over two Hall-of-Famers (Héctor Camacho and Edwin Rosario), Roger Mayweather, Rocky Lockridge, José Luis Ramírez, Frankie Randall, and Greg Haugen.
Chávez had a total of six losses in his professional boxing career.
His last professional fight was a non-title bout against Grover Wiley on September 17, 2005. Chávez lost the fight via 4th round RTD. It's been 17 years, 8 months, and 23 days since this fight.
Chávez fought a total of 115 times during his professional career, which includes 37 world-title fights at four weight divisions — super-lightweight, welterweight, lightweight, and super-featherweight. He was among the very best of his generation and is one of the pound-for-pound best boxers of all time. These 10 fights are the highlight of his career.
September 13, 1984: Chávez wins his first world title by defeating Mario Martínez via 8th round TKO. He is now the WBC super-featherweight world champion.
July 7, 1985: Chávez successfully defends the WBC super-featherweight title against Roger Mayweather, winning the fight via 2nd round TKO.
August 3, 1986: Chávez successfully defends the WBC super-featherweight title against Rocky Lockridge, winning the fight via 12 round majority decision.
November 21, 1987: Chávez wins the WBA lightweight title from Edwin Rosario, by beating Rosario via 11th round TKO.
October 29, 1988: Chávez becomes a unified lightweight world champion by beating José Luis Ramírez via 11 round technical-decision. He now holds the WBA, WBC, and The Ring lightweight world-champion belts.
May 13, 1989: Chávez wins the WBC super-lightweight title from Roger Mayweather, by beating Mayweather via 10th round RTD.
March 17, 1990: Chávez becomes a unified super-lightweight world champion by beating Meldrick Taylor via 12th round TKO. He now holds the WBC and IBF super-lightweight world-champion belts.
September 12, 1992: Chávez successfully defends the WBC super-lightweight title against Héctor Camacho, winning the fight via 12 round unanimous decision.
February 20, 1993: Chávez successfully defends the WBC super-lightweight title against Greg Haugen, winning the fight via 5th round TKO.
May 7, 1994: Chávez wins the WBC super-lightweight title from Frankie Randall, by beating Randall via 8 round technical-decision.
The following is a fight-by-fight progression of Chávez' boxing career; all the way from his debut, to winning world-titles, to his last fight against Grover Wiley, and all the other wins and losses of his career.
On September 17, 2005, a 43-year old Julio César Chávez (107-5-2, 86 KO) fought Grover Wiley in his 115th professional fight. He lost to Wiley via 4th round RTD.
On May 28, 2005, a 42-year old Julio César Chávez (106-5-2, 86 KO) fought Ivan Robinson in his 114th professional fight. He defeated Robinson via 10th round unanimous decision. He is now on a four-fight winning streak.
On May 22, 2004, in their 3rd fight, a a 41-year old Julio César Chávez (105-5-2, 86 KO) fought Frankie Randall again, who was now 42 years old with a record of 58-14-1. Randall was on a one-fight losing streak, and was the taller of the two by 2 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, Randall had 14 losses, nine of which were via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Randall via 10 round unanimous decision. He is now on a three-fight winning streak.
On November 22, 2003, in their 2nd fight, a a 41-year old Julio César Chávez (104-5-2, 85 KO) fought Willy Wise in his 112nd professional fight. He defeated Wise via 2nd round TKO. He is now on a two-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On November 24, 2001, a 39-year old Julio César Chávez (103-5-2, 84 KO) fought Terry Thomas in his 111st professional fight. He defeated Thomas via 2nd round TKO, making a successful comeback from his last loss..
On July 29, 2000, a 38-year old Julio César Chávez (103-4-2, 84 KO) faced Australian boxer Kostya Tszyu, who was 30 years old with a record of 24-1. Chávez was challenging Tszyu's WBC super-lightweight title. Tszyu was on a six-fight win streak with 20 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 1 cm and also had a 3 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Tszyu had a single loss, which was via stoppage.
Chávez lost to Tszyu via 6th round TKO.
On December 18, 1999, a 37-year old Julio César Chávez (102-4-2, 83 KO) fought Buck Smith in his 109th professional fight. He defeated Smith via 3rd round TKO, making a successful comeback from his last loss..
On October 2, 1999, a 37-year old Julio César Chávez (102-3-2, 83 KO) fought Willy Wise in his 108th professional fight. He lost to Wise via 10th round unanimous decision.
On July 10, 1999, in their 2nd fight, a a 36-year old Julio César Chávez (101-3-2, 82 KO) fought Marty Jakubowski in his 107th professional fight. He defeated Jakubowski via 4th round TKO. He is now on a two-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On April 1, 1999, a 36-year old Julio César Chávez (100-3-2, 81 KO) fought Verdell Smith in his 106th professional fight. He defeated Smith via 4th round TKO, making a successful comeback from his last loss..
On September 18, 1998, in their 2nd fight, a 36-year old Julio César Chávez (100-2-2, 81 KO) faced an undefeated Oscar De La Hoya again, who was now 25 years old with a record of 28-0. Chávez was challenging De La Hoya's WBC welterweight title. De La Hoya was on a 28-fight win streak with 23 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 8 cms and also had a 12 cm reach advantage over Chávez.
Chávez lost to De La Hoya via 8th round RTD.
On June 25, 1998, a 35-year old Julio César Chávez (99-2-2, 80 KO) fought Ken Sigurani in his 104th professional fight. He defeated Sigurani via 3rd round TKO.
On March 7, 1998, a 35-year old Julio César Chávez (99-2-1, 80 KO) faced fellow Mexican boxer Miguel Ángel González, who was 27 years old with a record of 42-1 for the vacant WBC (vacant) super-lightweight title. González was on a one-fight win streak with 32 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 3 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, González had a single loss, but had never been stopped.
The fight ended in a 12 round split-decision draw and both the boxers retained their titles and added a draw to their respective records. A good performance, nonetheless.
On June 28, 1997, a 34-year old Julio César Chávez (98-2-1, 80 KO) fought Larry LaCoursiere in his 102nd professional fight. He defeated LaCoursiere via 10th round unanimous decision. He is now on a three-fight winning streak.
On March 29, 1997, a 34-year old Julio César Chávez (97-2-1, 80 KO) fought Tony Martin in his 101st professional fight. He defeated Martin via 10th round unanimous decision. He is now on a two-fight winning streak.
On October 12, 1996, a 34-year old Julio César Chávez (96-2-1, 79 KO) fought Joey Gamache in his 100th professional fight. He defeated Gamache via 8th round TKO, making a successful comeback from his last loss..
On June 7, 1996, a 33-year old Julio César Chávez (96-1-1, 79 KO) faced an undefeated American boxer Oscar De La Hoya for the first time, who was 23 years old with a record of 21-0 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. De La Hoya was on a 21-fight win streak with 19 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 8 cms and also had a 12 cm reach advantage over Chávez.
Chávez lost to De La Hoya via 4th round TKO and lost the WBC super-lightweight title. His seven-fight win streak is halted with this loss.
On February 9, 1996, a 33-year old Julio César Chávez (95-1-1, 78 KO) fought American boxer Scott Walker, who was 26 years old with a record of 21-3-1. Walker was on a eight-fight win streak with 12 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 13 cms and also had a 19 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Walker had three losses, but had never been stopped.
Chávez defeated Walker via 2nd round TKO. He is now on a seven-fight winning streak.
On September 16, 1995, a 33-year old Julio César Chávez (94-1-1, 78 KO) faced an undefeated Kenyan boxer David Kamau, who was 30 years old with a record of 26-0 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Kamau was on a 26-fight win streak with 20 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 9 cms and also had a 2 cm reach advantage over Chávez.
Chávez defeated Kamau via 12 round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He handed Kamau the first loss of his career, and put an end to Kamau's 26-fight win streak. Chávez is now on a six-fight winning streak.
On July 29, 1995, a 33-year old Julio César Chávez (93-1-1, 77 KO) fought Craig Houk in his 96th professional fight. He defeated Houk via 1st round KO. He is now on a five-fight winning streak.
On April 8, 1995, a 32-year old Julio César Chávez (92-1-1, 77 KO) faced Giovanni Parisi in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Parisi via 12th round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a four-fight winning streak.
On December 10, 1994, a 32-year old Julio César Chávez (91-1-1, 76 KO) faced American boxer Tony Lopez, who was 31 years old with a record of 45-4-1 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Lopez was on a three-fight win streak with 32 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms but Lopez had a 10 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Lopez had four losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Lopez via 10th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a three-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On September 17, 1994, in their 2nd fight, a 32-year old Julio César Chávez (90-1-1, 75 KO) faced Meldrick Taylor again, who was now 27 years old with a record of 32-3-1 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Taylor was on a three-fight win streak with 18 KO wins. Both the boxers were of the same height but Chávez had a 5 cm reach advantage over Taylor. Coming into this fight, Taylor had three losses, all of which were via stoppage
Chávez defeated Taylor via 8th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a two-fight winning streak.
On May 7, 1994, in their 2nd fight, which was an immediate rematch, a 31-year old Julio César Chávez (89-1-1, 75 KO) faced Frankie Randall again, who was now 32 years old with a record of 49-2-1 for Randall's WBC super-lightweight title. Chávez had lost to Randall in their last fight, and was the taller of the two by 2 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, Randall had two losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Randall via 8 round technical-decision to win the WBC super-lightweight title, making a successful comeback from his last loss.
On January 29, 1994, a 31-year old Julio César Chávez (89-0-1, 75 KO) faced American boxer Frankie Randall for the first time, who was 32 years old with a record of 48-2-1 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Randall was on a 17-fight win streak with 39 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 2 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, Randall had two losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez lost to Randall via 12 round split-decision and lost the WBC super-lightweight title. He suffers the first loss of his career, and his two-fight win streak is halted with this loss.
On December 18, 1993, a 31-year old Julio César Chávez (88-0-1, 74 KO) faced Andy Holligan in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Holligan via 5th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a two-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On October 30, 1993, a 31-year old Julio César Chávez (87-0-1, 73 KO) fought Mike Powell in his 89th professional fight. He defeated Powell via 4th round TKO.
On September 10, 1993, a 31-year old Julio César Chávez (87-0, 73 KO) faced American boxer Pernell Whitaker, who was 29 years old with a record of 32-1. Chávez was challenging Whitaker's WBC welterweight title. Whitaker was on a 17-fight win streak with 15 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms but Whitaker had a 2 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Whitaker had a single loss, but had never been stopped.
The fight ended in a 12 round majority decision draw and both the boxers retained their titles and added a draw to their respective records. A good performance, nonetheless.
On May 8, 1993, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (86-0, 72 KO) faced Terrence Alli in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Alli via 6th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 87-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On April 10, 1993, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (85-0, 71 KO) fought Silvio Walter Rojas in his 86th professional fight. He defeated Rojas via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 86-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On February 20, 1993, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (84-0, 70 KO) faced American boxer Greg Haugen, who was 32 years old with a record of 32-4 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Haugen was on a four-fight win streak with 16 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms and also had a 3 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Haugen had four losses, but had never been stopped.
Chávez defeated Haugen via 5th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 85-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On December 13, 1992, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (83-0, 69 KO) fought Marty Jakubowski in his 84th professional fight. He defeated Jakubowski via 6th round TKO. He is now on a 84-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On October 31, 1992, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (82-0, 68 KO) fought Bruce Pearson in his 83rd professional fight. He defeated Pearson via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 83-fight winning streak.
On September 12, 1992, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (81-0, 68 KO) faced Puerto Rican boxer Héctor Camacho, who was 30 years old with a record of 40-1 in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. Camacho was on a two-fight win streak with 17 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 2 cms but Camacho had a 2 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Camacho had a single loss, but had never been stopped.
Chávez defeated Camacho via 12 round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 82-fight winning streak.
On August 1, 1992, a 30-year old Julio César Chávez (80-0, 67 KO) faced Frankie Mitchell in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Mitchell via 4th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 81-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On April 10, 1992, a 29-year old Julio César Chávez (79-0, 66 KO) faced Angel Hernandez in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Hernandez via 5th round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 80-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On March 13, 1992, a 29-year old Julio César Chávez (78-0, 65 KO) fought Juan Soberanes Ramos in his 79th professional fight. He defeated Ramos via 4th round KO. He is now on a 79-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On December 13, 1991, a 29-year old Julio César Chávez (77-0, 64 KO) fought Ignacio Perdomo in his 78th professional fight. He defeated Perdomo via 7th round RTD. He is now on a 78-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On November 12, 1991, a 29-year old Julio César Chávez (76-0, 63 KO) fought Jorge Alberto Melian in his 77th professional fight. He defeated Melian via 4th round KO. He is now on a 77-fight winning streak.
On September 14, 1991, a 29-year old Julio César Chávez (75-0, 63 KO) faced Lonnie Smith in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Smith via 12th round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 76-fight winning streak.
On April 26, 1991, a 28-year old Julio César Chávez (74-0, 62 KO) fought Tommy Small in his 75th professional fight. He defeated Small via 4th round KO. He is now on a 75-fight winning streak, with 13 back-to-back KO wins.
On March 18, 1991, a 28-year old Julio César Chávez (73-0, 61 KO) faced John Duplessis in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Duplessis via 4th round TKO to retain the WBC and IBF super-lightweight titles. He is now on a 74-fight winning streak, with 12 back-to-back KO wins.
On December 8, 1990, a 28-year old Julio César Chávez (72-0, 60 KO) faced Kyung-Duk Ahn in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Ahn via 3rd round TKO to retain the WBC and IBF super-lightweight titles. He is now on a 73-fight winning streak, with 11 back-to-back KO wins.
On November 8, 1990, a 28-year old Julio César Chávez (71-0, 59 KO) fought Jaime Balboa in his 72nd professional fight. He defeated Balboa via 4th round TKO. He is now on a 72-fight winning streak, with 10 back-to-back KO wins.
On August 18, 1990, a 28-year old Julio César Chávez (70-0, 58 KO) fought Russell Mosley in his 71st professional fight. He defeated Mosley via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 71-fight winning streak, with nine back-to-back KO wins.
On July 5, 1990, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (69-0, 57 KO) fought Akwei Addo in his 70th professional fight. He defeated Addo via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 70-fight winning streak, with eight back-to-back KO wins.
On March 17, 1990, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (68-0, 56 KO) faced an undefeated American boxer Meldrick Taylor for the first time, who was 23 years old with a record of 24-0-1 in a super-lightweight title-unification fight. Taylor was on a 12-fight win streak with 14 KO wins. Both the boxers were of the same height but Chávez had a 5 cm reach advantage over Taylor.
Chávez defeated Taylor via 12th round TKO to win the IBF super-lightweight title and retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He handed Taylor the first loss of his career, and put an end to Taylor's 12-fight win streak. Chávez is now on a 69-fight winning streak, with seven back-to-back KO wins.
On December 16, 1989, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (67-0, 55 KO) faced Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated de las Mercedes Cortes via 3rd round TKO to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 68-fight winning streak, with six back-to-back KO wins.
On November 18, 1989, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (66-0, 54 KO) faced Sammy Fuentes in a super-lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Fuentes via 10th round RTD to retain the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 67-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On October 27, 1989, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (65-0, 53 KO) fought Ramon Aramburu in his 66th professional fight. He defeated Aramburu via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 66-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On October 9, 1989, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (64-0, 52 KO) fought Rodolfo Batta in his 65th professional fight. He defeated Batta via 1st round KO. He is now on a 65-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On July 30, 1989, a 27-year old Julio César Chávez (63-0, 51 KO) fought Kenny Vice in his 64th professional fight. He defeated Vice via 3rd round TKO. He is now on a 64-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On May 13, 1989, in their 2nd fight, a 26-year old Julio César Chávez (62-0, 50 KO) faced Roger Mayweather again, who was now 28 years old with a record of 34-5 for Mayweather's WBC super-lightweight title. Mayweather was on a eight-fight win streak with 23 KO wins. Both the boxers were of the same height but Mayweather had a 14 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Mayweather had five losses, three of which were via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Mayweather via 10th round RTD to win the WBC super-lightweight title. He is now on a 63-fight winning streak.
On October 29, 1988, a 26-year old Julio César Chávez (61-0, 50 KO) faced fellow Mexican boxer José Luis Ramírez, who was 29 years old with a record of 101-6 in a lightweight title-unification fight. Ramírez was on a 11-fight win streak with 82 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 1 cm and also had a 3 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Ramirez had six losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Ramirez via 11 round technical-decision to win the WBC and vacant Ring Magazine lightweight titles and retain the WBA lightweight title. He is now on a 62-fight winning streak.
On August 1, 1988, a 26-year old Julio César Chávez (60-0, 49 KO) fought Vernon Buchanan in his 61st professional fight. He defeated Buchanan via 3rd round TKO. He is now on a 61-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On June 4, 1988, a 25-year old Julio César Chávez (59-0, 48 KO) fought Rafael Limón in his 60th professional fight. He defeated Limón via 7th round TKO. He is now on a 60-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On April 16, 1988, a 25-year old Julio César Chávez (58-0, 47 KO) faced Rodolfo Aguilar in a lightweight title-defense fight. He defeated Aguilar via 6th round TKO to retain the WBA lightweight title. He is now on a 59-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On March 5, 1988, a 25-year old Julio César Chávez (57-0, 46 KO) fought Nicky Perez in his 58th professional fight. He defeated Perez via 3rd round TKO. He is now on a 58-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On November 21, 1987, a 25-year old Julio César Chávez (56-0, 45 KO) faced Puerto Rican boxer Edwin Rosario, who was 24 years old with a record of 31-2 for Rosario's WBA lightweight title. Rosario was on a three-fight win streak with 27 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms and also had a 4 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Rosario had two losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Rosario via 11th round TKO to win the WBA lightweight title. He is now on a 57-fight winning streak.
On August 21, 1987, a 25-year old Julio César Chávez (55-0, 45 KO) faced Danilo Cabrera in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. He defeated Cabrera via 12th round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 56-fight winning streak.
On April 18, 1987, a 24-year old Julio César Chávez (54-0, 44 KO) faced Francisco Tomas Da Cruz in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. He defeated Cruz via 3rd round TKO to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 55-fight winning streak.
On December 12, 1986, a 24-year old Julio César Chávez (53-0, 44 KO) faced Puerto Rican boxer Juan Laporte, who was 27 years old with a record of 27-6 in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. Laporte was on a two-fight win streak with 14 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 6 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, Laporte had six losses, but had never been stopped.
Chávez defeated Laporte via 12 round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 54-fight winning streak.
On August 3, 1986, a 24-year old Julio César Chávez (52-0, 44 KO) faced American boxer Rocky Lockridge, who was 27 years old with a record of 38-4 in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. Lockridge was on a two-fight win streak with 32 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 2 cms but both had the same reach. Coming into this fight, Lockridge had four losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Lockridge via 12 round majority decision to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 53-fight winning streak.
On June 13, 1986, a 23-year old Julio César Chávez (51-0, 43 KO) faced Refugio Rojas in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. He defeated Rojas via 7th round TKO to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 52-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On May 15, 1986, a 23-year old Julio César Chávez (50-0, 42 KO) faced Faustino Martires Barrios in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. He defeated Barrios via 5th round TKO to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 51-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On March 22, 1986, a 23-year old Julio César Chávez (49-0, 41 KO) fought Roberto Collins Lindo in his 50th professional fight. He defeated Lindo via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 50-fight winning streak.
On December 19, 1985, a 23-year old Julio César Chávez (48-0, 41 KO) fought Jeff Bumpus in his 49th professional fight. He defeated Bumpus via 5th round technical-decision. He is now on a 49-fight winning streak.
On September 21, 1985, a 23-year old Julio César Chávez (47-0, 41 KO) faced Dwight Pratchett in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. He defeated Pratchett via 12th round unanimous decision to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 48-fight winning streak.
On July 7, 1985, a 22-year old Julio César Chávez (46-0, 40 KO) faced American boxer Roger Mayweather for the first time, who was 24 years old with a record of 21-2 in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. Mayweather was on a four-fight win streak with 14 KO wins. Both the boxers were of the same height but Mayweather had a 14 cm reach advantage over Chávez. Coming into this fight, Mayweather had two losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Mayweather via 2nd round TKO to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 47-fight winning streak, with seven back-to-back KO wins.
On April 19, 1985, a 22-year old Julio César Chávez (45-0, 39 KO) faced American boxer Ruben Castillo, who was 27 years old with a record of 60-4-2 in a super-featherweight title-defense fight. Castillo was on a six-fight win streak with 33 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms and also had a 8 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Castillo had four losses, one of which was via stoppage.
Chávez defeated Castillo via 6th round TKO to retain the WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 46-fight winning streak, with six back-to-back KO wins.
On January 1, 1985, a 22-year old Julio César Chávez (44-0, 38 KO) fought Manuel Hernandez in his 45th professional fight. He defeated Hernandez via 3rd round TKO. He is now on a 45-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On September 13, 1984, in his 44th professional fight, a 22-year old Julio César Chávez (43-0, 37 KO) had his first world title fight against fellow Mexican boxer Mario Martínez for the vacant WBC super-featherweight belt. Martínez was 19 years old with a record of 33-1-2. Martínez was on a 13-fight win streak with 20 KO wins. Chávez was the taller of the two by 3 cms and also had a 5 cm reach advantage. Coming into this fight, Martínez had a single loss, but had never been stopped.
Chávez defeated Martínez via 8th round TKO to win the vacant WBC super-featherweight title. He is now on a 44-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On June 13, 1984, a 21-year old Julio César Chávez (42-0, 36 KO) fought Delfino Mendoza in his 43rd professional fight. He defeated Mendoza via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 43-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On May 4, 1984, a 21-year old Julio César Chávez (41-0, 35 KO) fought Ramon Avitia in his 42nd professional fight. He defeated Avitia via 6th round KO. He is now on a 42-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On December 30, 1983, a 21-year old Julio César Chávez (40-0, 34 KO) fought Armando Flores in his 41st professional fight. He defeated Flores via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 41-fight winning streak.
On September 1, 1983, a 21-year old Julio César Chávez (39-0, 34 KO) fought Adriano Arreola in his 40th professional fight. He defeated Arreola via 10th round PTS. He is now on a 40-fight winning streak.
On July 16, 1983, a 21-year old Julio César Chávez (38-0, 33 KO) fought Benjamin Abarca in his 39th professional fight. He defeated Abarca via 5th round KO. He is now on a 39-fight winning streak, with 11 back-to-back KO wins.
On June 15, 1983, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (37-0, 32 KO) fought Romero Sandoval in his 38th professional fight. He defeated Sandoval via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 38-fight winning streak, with 10 back-to-back KO wins.
On May 1, 1983, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (36-0, 31 KO) fought Javier Fragoso in his 37th professional fight. He defeated Fragoso via 4th round KO. He is now on a 37-fight winning streak, with nine back-to-back KO wins.
On April 4, 1983, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (35-0, 30 KO) fought Ernesto Herrera in his 36th professional fight. He defeated Herrera via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 36-fight winning streak, with eight back-to-back KO wins.
On February 25, 1983, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (34-0, 29 KO) fought Othoniel Lopez in his 35th professional fight. He defeated Lopez via 4th round KO. He is now on a 35-fight winning streak, with seven back-to-back KO wins.
On December 11, 1982, in their 2nd fight, a a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (33-0, 28 KO) fought Jerry Lewis in his 34th professional fight. He defeated Lewis via 6th round KO. He is now on a 34-fight winning streak, with six back-to-back KO wins.
On October 23, 1982, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (32-0, 27 KO) fought Jerry Lewis in his 33rd professional fight. He defeated Lewis via 5th round KO. He is now on a 33-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On September 28, 1982, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (31-0, 26 KO) fought Jose Resendez in his 32nd professional fight. He defeated Resendez via 6th round KO. He is now on a 32-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On August 20, 1982, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (30-0, 25 KO) fought Santos Rodriguez in his 31st professional fight. He defeated Rodriguez via 8th round KO. He is now on a 31-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On July 19, 1982, a 20-year old Julio César Chávez (29-0, 24 KO) fought Gustavo Salgado in his 30th professional fight. He defeated Salgado via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 30-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On May 8, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (28-0, 23 KO) fought Juan Carlos Alvarado in his 29th professional fight. He defeated Alvarado via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 29-fight winning streak.
On April 26, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (27-0, 23 KO) fought Benny Abarca in his 28th professional fight. He defeated Abarca via 10th round PTS. He is now on a 28-fight winning streak.
On March 11, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (26-0, 22 KO) fought Johnny Jensen in his 27th professional fight. He defeated Jensen via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 27-fight winning streak, with 20 back-to-back KO wins.
On February 19, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (25-0, 21 KO) fought Carlos Bryant in his 26th professional fight. He defeated Bryant via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 26-fight winning streak, with 19 back-to-back KO wins.
On February 4, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (24-0, 20 KO) fought Ramon Peraza in his 25th professional fight. He defeated Peraza via 1st round KO. He is now on a 25-fight winning streak, with 18 back-to-back KO wins.
On January 29, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (23-0, 19 KO) fought Jesús García in his 24th professional fight. He defeated García via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 24-fight winning streak, with 17 back-to-back KO wins.
On January 12, 1982, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (22-0, 18 KO) fought Ramon Luque in his 23rd professional fight. He defeated Luque via 1st round KO. He is now on a 23-fight winning streak, with 16 back-to-back KO wins.
On December 17, 1981, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (21-0, 17 KO) fought Manuel Vasquez in his 22nd professional fight. He defeated Vasquez via 7th round KO. He is now on a 22-fight winning streak, with 15 back-to-back KO wins.
On October 19, 1981, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (20-0, 16 KO) fought Jose Angel Medina in his 21st professional fight. He defeated Medina via 6th round KO. He is now on a 21-fight winning streak, with 14 back-to-back KO wins.
On September 25, 1981, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (19-0, 15 KO) fought Jorge Ramirez in his 20th professional fight. He defeated Ramirez via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 20-fight winning streak, with 13 back-to-back KO wins.
On August 31, 1981, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (18-0, 14 KO) fought Daniel Felizardo in his 19th professional fight. He defeated Felizardo via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 19-fight winning streak, with 12 back-to-back KO wins.
On August 7, 1981, in their 2nd fight, a a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (17-0, 13 KO) fought Jesus Cuate Lara in his 18th professional fight. He defeated Lara via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 18-fight winning streak, with 11 back-to-back KO wins.
On July 27, 1981, a 19-year old Julio César Chávez (16-0, 12 KO) fought Daniel Martinez in his 17th professional fight. He defeated Martinez via 1st round KO. He is now on a 17-fight winning streak, with 10 back-to-back KO wins.
On July 10, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (15-0, 11 KO) fought Bobby Fernandez in his 16th professional fight. He defeated Fernandez via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 16-fight winning streak, with nine back-to-back KO wins.
On June 26, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (14-0, 10 KO) fought Fidel Navarro in his 15th professional fight. He defeated Navarro via 1st round KO. He is now on a 15-fight winning streak, with eight back-to-back KO wins.
On June 5, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (13-0, 9 KO) fought Victor Gamez in his 14th professional fight. He defeated Gamez via 1st round KO. He is now on a 14-fight winning streak, with seven back-to-back KO wins.
On May 8, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (12-0, 8 KO) fought Eduardo Lalo Acosta in his 13th professional fight. He defeated Acosta via 2nd round KO. He is now on a 13-fight winning streak, with six back-to-back KO wins.
On March 4, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (11-0, 7 KO) fought Miguel Ruiz in his 12th professional fight. He defeated Ruiz via 1st round KO. He is now on a 12-fight winning streak, with five back-to-back KO wins.
On February 2, 1981, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (10-0, 6 KO) fought Julio Gaxiola in his 11th professional fight. He defeated Gaxiola via 4th round KO. He is now on a 11-fight winning streak, with four back-to-back KO wins.
On December 15, 1980, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (9-0, 5 KO) fought Roberto Flores in his 10th professional fight. He defeated Flores via 3rd round KO. He is now on a 10-fight winning streak, with three back-to-back KO wins.
On November 26, 1980, in their 2nd fight, a an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (8-0, 4 KO) fought Andres Felix in his 9th professional fight. He defeated Felix via 2nd round KO. He is now on a nine-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On October 13, 1980, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (7-0, 3 KO) fought Jesus Martinez in his 8th professional fight. He defeated Martinez via 1st round KO. He is now on a eight-fight winning streak.
On September 22, 1980, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (6-0, 3 KO) fought Jesus Cuate Lara in his 7th professional fight. He defeated Lara via 10th round PTS. He is now on a seven-fight winning streak.
On September 5, 1980, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (5-0, 3 KO) fought Miguel Cebrero in his 6th professional fight. He defeated Cebrero via 10th round PTS. He is now on a six-fight winning streak.
On July 18, 1980, an 18-year old Julio César Chávez (4-0, 3 KO) fought Tito Geraldo in his 5th professional fight. He defeated Geraldo via 6th round PTS. He is now on a five-fight winning streak.
On May 20, 1980, a 17-year old Julio César Chávez (3-0, 2 KO) fought Roberto Garcia in his 4th professional fight. He defeated Garcia via 6th round TKO. He is now on a four-fight winning streak, with two back-to-back KO wins.
On April 8, 1980, a 17-year old Julio César Chávez (2-0, 1 KO) fought Ramon Flores in his 3rd professional fight. He defeated Flores via 3rd round KO. He is now on a three-fight winning streak.
On March 3, 1980, a 17-year old Julio César Chávez (1-0, 1 KO) fought Fidencio Cebreros in his 2nd professional fight. He defeated Cebreros via 6th round PTS. He is now on a two-fight winning streak.
On February 5, 1980, a 17-year old Julio César Chávez successfully debuted against Andres Felix. He defeated Felix via 2nd round KO.
Chávez knocked out 86 of his 115 opponents. By his last fight, his KO ratio was at 74.8%. Of his total 107 wins, 86 of them were via KO (80.4%).